St Ignatius High School - Ignatius Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IGNATIUS PREP to please as a model of oratorieal excel- lence. On the next day at l0:30 o'eloek in the Holy Name Cathedral, the new prince of the church participated in his first Holy Mass as a member of the Sacred' College of Cardinals. For ecclesiastical pomp and solemn dignity nothing like it had ever been witnessed before in Chicago. The Rt. Rev. Edmund Dunne, D. D., Bishop of Peoria, was the eelcbrant, and the Rt. Rev. Peter J. Muldoon, D. D., Bishop of Rockford, preached an eloquent sermon. A .banquet ot the priests and bishops was held in the evening' at the Drake hotel. The lflxtension Society now tendered a re- eeption to the eardinal with 21 banquet at the Hlaekstone on XYednesday evening. Governors of the whole society were in attendance, from Bishop Patriek Barry of St. Augustine to Bishop OlDonnell of Victoria, and from Bishop liyneh of Dallas to Arehbishep McNeil of Toronto. The week ot celebration ended on Saturday morning with a Pontifical High Mass in the cathedral tor the religious of the arehdioeese. CARDINAL Nll'NDELEIN AT IIIS PHIElfll'Il' 204 Courtesy of Chicago .'l.HlK'l'7ll7f'Il

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IGNATIUS PREP The Cardinals Homecoming 'i By John Loef, '24 AY 11, l924, may justly be recorded in the annals of Chicago as the day on which the people of this city extended the hcartiest welcome they had ever given to a CARDINAL MUNDELEIN Bnnssss THE Przormz or Cllrcixcso Courtesy of Clzicugo .lnzfricrfu Man of Peacef' On this day His Eminence George Cardinal Mundelein. Archbishop of Chicago, returned from the Sacred Consistory held in Rome on March 27, l924. at which His Holiness Pope Pius XI created him cardinal of the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Early in the afternoon our new cardinal was welcomed at the train by some of the most notable personages ot' Chicago. among whom was His Honor Mayor NYilliam E. Dever and a host of clerical and lay friends. As His Eminence and his party drove north down Michigan Boulevard in their automobiles. they were preceded by the members of the various Catholic organizations. The cardinal seemed pleased as he viewed the great multitude of people and showed his pleasure by raising his hand in blessing hundreds of times. The first part of the procession continued until the paradcrs reached North Ave- ' ' nue where they dispersed, the parochial and high school stu- dents now taking up the march which turned south on Dear- born Street. Among the many banners tloating through the air was that ot' St. Ignatius High School, our students turn- ing out in large numb:-rs. This was to be boys, day. so when the parade reached the Holy Name Cathedral at Superior and Cass Streets, the boys passed inside and taking their places. waited in reverence and silence tor the entrance of the cardinal. As His Eminence en- tered. clothed in his gorgeous robes ot scarlet and ermine and preceded by a host of acolytes, he was greeted by an outburst. oi' song 'lirozn a choir ot' a hun- - dred and titty voices. Slowly he walked down the aisle until he reached the altar where he knelt at the priedieu and then ascended his throne. Monsignor-s Kelley, Robal and Kelly took their places beside him. After a briet' space His liminenee rose and in a short speech encouraged the youth of Chicago to pursue zealously their training in the interests of the civic and moral betterment of the nation. He then raised his hand in solemn blessing over thousands of bowed heads. Then with the '10 Salutarisn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament was commenced. The next publie appearance of Cardinal Mundelein was on the following evening. Monday, May 12, at the Auditorium theatre. Here he delivered an address which was es- timated in the press by critics who are hard 203

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