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ED ITORI AL STAFF EDITOR Robert 0. Barnett BUSI NESS MANAGER J. Allen Nolan ASSOCIATE EDITORS E mm et. M. Wals h William J . Siebert Warren ,J. McCl elland Don T. Laenhardt Jarlath M. Watson Patrick C. Conway Mauri ce R. LeClaire Robert 'fu cker Simon McMahon Raymond Sprague R<tVmond E. Nolan ACADEMY CORRESPONDENT John J. Farrell CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT M<~u ri ce Hi ckey Meryl Casey Th oma~ Hayden Claren ce Dempsey Suhscription Rote: $2.00 per a nn um. Addr"'"" ull cor n·spondencc referring either to adveTtising or subscripti on to The Viatorian, Bourbonnais, Ill. F; ntrrcd ua seco nd class maller at the Post-olfice of Bourbonnais, Illinois, under the Act of Ma'.:r::.: chc:....::3~r:o.d.'---':'1::.:7c:9~.- - - - - - - -
Bernard J. Sheil, D. D., Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago To Lhc cou nll c~s number o f co ngratulalion s ex tend ed to B is hop Sheil, lhc membe rs of the Viatorian Staff hasten to add t,he ir humbl e, but none the less s in ce re felicitation s . After havin!< w i lnc~sed th e !(lor ious cere mony of consecr ation, seen a nd f elt Lh majesty of the ~cn i cc, r ead and heard l he lributes penned by illu sl riouH hand s an d spoken by fa r-fa m ed tong ues, we m ay well rn ll our cfro r ls humbl e. Th e admi rable mocl est.v and humil ity , the g r eat capabilities, lhe understanding s~· mpa thy , t he deep religious fer vor , the burn·in g zea l, the tireless energy, th e wide di stinction, and t he uni versal lo ve of Bishop Sheil have been expressed and praised far more eloqu entl y than is our fe eb le pen ab le to prai se th e m. We can do no beller than to ec ho, w ith deepest respect, the tributes t hal hnvc preceded and wi ll fo llow. a nd to ex t end to him the assu r an c of the Jo ye of a grateful Alma Mate r, the respectfu l awe (•f an appr 'c iati,·e student body . Bi s hop S h il, rna~· God grant to you long yea rs of life, filled with the choicest of bless in gs . r eplete wit h the sat isfaction that .is · th e r eward of work we ll clo ne and g lory meri ted. No words ca n •x press lhe j oy that is ou rs t hro ugh your consec ration. Never has man mar dcsen·ecl disti nct ion. " "ith the pl easantest of antcipat i9ns we look for11·arcl to June tift h. the Clay on which we hope to demo nst rate . in a manner more s u bsta ntial than words, the r espl'et nnd esteem that we fee l for ou r distinguished Alumnu s.
Mothers' Day \ ithin a few days the nation w ill again honor ,-enerable motherhood. and ugain do we r a ise ou r pens, anxious!~·, prayerful ly hopin g for t he inspiration that will guide our hand in the production of an expression that \Yill approach the dignity and saneti t)· of i he subject. Truly has Chapin written when he says "no l>lllguage ca n o:>.xpress the pow r. and beauty . and heroism. and ma.iest)· uf mother's loYe. ·· \Yha t terms ca n we find to adequately l1e:>cnbe that love. The connotation of ··Mother .. is so extens iYe that we senrch 1·ai nl)· for satisfactory synonyms . We feel, vet <"annot xpres~ . cle,·otional and appreciati\·e sentiments. Wo;·cls :tr<' quite inndequnte. \Y e wonder if e1·e ry son and daughter is not confronted with the "-a me difficulty that lYe find. It may be seriously doubted that l hel'e _ext~ts m:m)· people ,·ho are unappreciatiYe of a good mother. _let tt ts qutte e\·ident in life that sons and daughters do not ~ ufticentl~· cltspluy the loYe and cle,·otion tha t the)- should feel. Is lt bec11u~e they feel no such sentiments·? VI-e would rather think ?-ot. ~t lS because iJ one really appreciates his mother, he realtzes lus _uttet· m~p:tbthty of adequate e.x-pression, and he stands l'e-spect.tully aloof. conscious of his weakness. hoping to overcom~
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and r,f the wvrk da:y ha,f done. He monlal for th~tT (nt.>nd and ntw 1-:ad~ pokP. forcf'fulls on the \;~ion and er It ''a in he form of a theck fore,ight and energy or Cardinal for ':H~.hlS. )[undelein. and o( hi~ a:oo--oC'tation wlth Bi .... hop Sh~il Replif'~ the ne\.,rly conse<:Tated Bi~hnr whom The Rt. Re\ . B.•J. ~-hell. D D., mudt.• he had Jomr known. a stinin~ n>pl} to the u)nsts. gl,·en Father )tc:rarthy of ...~t. Charlt.",.; hinL The addre:--~ wa"" hi~hly com~ Churc:h. well known Alumnu~. re- mcntt>d upon hy all who ht•arrl tt who ~pcndeci to the toa:--.t "Our Prit.•st~ ... ·were impre~s(.>d by that quuli y which voicing th. tribute of thr clergy of i-.: th<> kevnotc to Bighop Sheirs Jn"'-~at Chicaato to the ne,,· Bi!'hop Auxiliary. nes~ si~n·rity. An account t"f tbt.l He spoke of the latxn~ of Bi$hop Shei l j rntire rt-spon,:.,e wil.l }.)(' found m anas a prie~t. and in conclusion told 1 nth(•r \.·o lumn of lhts paper. how the clerg-y had gathl!red a le~ti-- - - -
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PlUS BISHOP SERVANT OF THE SERVANTS OF GOD TO OUR BELOVED SON, BERNARD SHEIL, CHANCELLOR of t h e Diocese of Chicago , Ti tular Bishop-elect of Pege, health and apostoli c blessing. The duty of directi ng, nourishin g and governing the unive r s al church entrusted to us in all humili ty by the Eterna l Prince of Shepherds, moves us to take care to preser ve the memory of those churches wh ich formerly flourished to the great good of r eligion, but which now ow ing to suffer ing , a nd t he vicissit ud eg of time have lost their former resplendPnt g lory. Since the refor e the Titular Epi scopal chur ch of Pege, formerly called Spiga under the . r ch bishop Zyzicus, the title to w hi ch was held by the ve nerable brother, Al phonse Ozias Gagnon , is -now vaca nt owing to his transfer to the Cathed ral Church of Sh erbrook e, we, in accordance with the advice of oUt' venerable brethren, th e Cardinal s of the Holy Roman Church elect you, by ou r aposto lic authority , Urban-Bis hop of that Church a nd we confer upon you, its t it le with all ri ght~, privi leges, duti es and obligations attached to th is hj g h dignity. Moreover by t he same apostolic authority, we appoint you, thus honored by the Epi scopa l character and dignity, Auxiliary to our Beloved Son, George 'Vilham Mundelein . Cardina l-Pri est of the H oly Roman ..Chunh , under the title o.f Sancta Maria de P opulo to ass ist him in the exercise of po ntifical duties and in the fu lfillm ent of other pastoral obligations ; in such wise however that you can perform these functions only with t he consent and permission of the above-mentioned George \Villiam Cardinal and Archbishop in the city and Archdiocese of Chicago . ""e will it however, and we so order it that all else prescribed by Ia,,· having been fulfi ll ed, before you receive the episcopal consecration you will be obliged to make hefore some Catholic Bishop, chosen by you, and enjoying the f avor of, a nd being in communion with the Holy See, the profession of Catholic Faith and to give the accustomed oaths according to the prescribed formula and to send the copies of these, marked with the signature and seal of you and of the said bi£hop, to the apostolic chancery within six months. For that purpose we. by these letters impose on the bishop chosen by you the duty and the command of recei\ing the profession and those oaths in our name and in the name of the Roman Church. 'Ye hope and trust that "ith the hand of the Lord helping you, the :IIetropolitan Church of Chicago through your perseYering cooperation v.ith its archbishop and through your fruitful zeal may enjoy increased prosperity "in all things spiritual and temporal. Gi,·e.n at Rome at St. Peter's On the 25th day of ) .Jarch in the yt>ar 1928. tile seventh year of our pontificate. A~DREW CARDIKAL FRuHWIRTH Chancellor of the Holy Roman Cb:rn,h. JULIUS CA::IIPORI, Proth~notary Apostolic. .JOHX ZA-'>1-CAPRELLI Prothonotary Apostolic.
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