PAPAL CONSISTORY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1650, 17 January 1913, Page 6

PAPAL CONSISTORY.

BRITISH ECCLESIASTICAL DIGNI.TARIES PRESENT. • On December 2 : the* Pope, accompanied by ; his Ecclesiastical and Civil Court, descended to the Cohsistorjal Hall,: where all the members 'ofv.tho -Sacred College present-in Romohad gathered. The Consistory.this lime wn/> only, for the conferment, of the .red hat on five, of the oightecn'Cardinals -created' at' the Consistory of November 27, 1911, who' were then not their Eminences Giuseppe Maria Cos y Machio, Archbishop of Valladolid; Antonio Vico, Nuncio, to Spain; Franz B.iner,: Archbishop of 01miits; Enriqu'cz Almarnz ~j Santos, Archbishop of Seville; and Franz Nagl, Archbishop of. Vienna.' ..;■.--.' Th* l'opo officially.- announced the following appointments:—Mgr. Donald Lv Mackintosh appointed co-adjutor Archbishon.of Glasgow,; with.right of succession and titular Arclibisliop of Chersonj Mgr. John auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham'.and titular Bishop of Lamus; Mous. Patrick' T. ' Ryan, titular Bishop of Clazomcnc and auxiliary Bishop of Pembreko,''Cana<la;;Mgr. Neil M'Ncil, Archbishop of Toronto, Canada: Mgr. George • Gauthier, auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, Canada, and- titular- Bishop of Philipbpolis-; Mgr. Arch-, bishop of Vancouver, Canada;.- Mgr. Jameis Morrison, Bishop of Antigonish, Canada; ami-Mgr. ' luiwnrd Leblanc, Bishop of St. John, Nr t w,- Rrnnswick. After, this all tho Cardinals present approached the Pontifical' Throne, .pronounced the profession of faith, and tho Consistory continued', as a public ceremony, in which thero took part the Patriarchs, Archbishops, .Bishops, tho Dinlo. matic Body accredited to the Holy See, tho Knights of Malta, the: Roman aristocracy, tho,sisters;and niece of the.Pope in a special tribune, and a large number of invited quests, which comprised many British subjects.

Among tho British, ecclesiastics was Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of • Westminster. -This is tho first-time that'an English Cardinal has participated in a Consistory since the death of Cardinal Vaughan. His.'Holiness was looking particularly well. His voico was n stroiiff as usual.—Renter. ' . ~"