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gone before . He cherished the
by step , he rose in the hierarchy
humility there lay a great inner ,
lands , to pray . The sanctity of
career of Pius the Tenth . The
from Italy , but from many other
been content to labour all his !
already his tomb is a shrine ,
where pilgrims come , not only
magnificent ceremonial of the
boy , Joseph Santo , who was born
became , with acclamation ,
But others recognised that
ties of a high order . So , step
of the place , where he was born .
of the Church till eventually he
life amongst the simple people )
Church and the age-old tradi-
on June 2 , 1835 , in the little
called the democratic basis of !
the Church , it is provided by the )
Rome , where , with all the tradi-
tions of which it was the
ritual , the Beatification of Pope
strength and intellectual quali-
parents were poor and his home
was humble . He would have
village of Riese in the Italian
behind his gentleness and
tional splendour of the Church .
natural and fitting that his cause
Simple and Ascetic .
TF ever there was a perfect
his life , his simplicity , his
L' example of what might be !
with no obvious advantages . His
province of Treviso , started life
His Humble Home .
refection . The dignity of the
short period after his death .
Supreme Pontiff .
passed since Pope Pius died , but
his lifetime and rendered it )
LL keeping with all that had
Pius the Tenth will take place . '
humility , his abounding Chris -
Only thirty-seven years have
people will turn towards
should be promoted within a
TIS career as Pope was in
an object of veneration during
tian charity-all these made him ,
NO-DAY the eyes of the Irish
Pontifical Throne was always

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The second part of the ceremony
se with strong .

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other Irish clerics , represent-
atives from the Irish College .
O'Connell of Mt. Welleray and
Dr. Patrick Dunne , Auxiliary
Boylan , of Dublin , and many
Abbot Olayley of Roscrea .
Miser . Fitzpatrick of Manor-
Bishop of Dublin : Abbot
Isidores and St. Patrick's
of Kilmore : Father Fullen , of
hamilton , Canon Sheridan and
Patrick F. Power : Most Rev.
bangor .
Father Murtagh of the Diocese
the Irish Church of St.
and his Counsellor . Mr.
Ambassador to the Holy See
Fathers Toher and Michael
and others .
beatification ceremony were :
Mr. J. P. Walshe , " Irish
atives present at the
A MONG the Irish represent-
Represented ,
Ireland was

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ALFARA
participate .
Photo shows : #
Beatification of Pope Pius X
body of Pope Pius X , in front of the Papal-
Pope Pius X , FIRST Catholic Pontiff
Swiss guards stand in foreground during
A closeup view of the bronze
Associated Press photo from London
Beatified .

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THE WHOLE WORLD IN A HALF HOUR speech in
crowd - and through the Vatican radio-
Altar . Afterwards the Pope addressed the
which he imposed the newly's beatified
Pope Pius XII is carried on his suitable
Pope to Intercede with God to obtain " True
4651children .
and lasting peace " for the world :
served body was exposed on the temporary
Associated Press PHOTO from London .
throne to a temporary altar erected in
Beatification of Pope Pius X "
The newly beatified-Pope Pius. X whose pre-

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Pope Pius XII praised his great pre-
large paintings depicting the miracles ,
central balcony of the basilica's
Blessed Pius X . ' One was hung inside !
of St. Thomas Aquinas :
facade . Both were unveiled imme-
were two large veiled portraits of
the method , doctrine and principles '
diately following the Papal declara-
the basilica , above the chair of St.
'ecessor . listing among his main
Vast diffusion of devotion to the
other was outside , hung from the
and theological studies , according to
Vatican and the new Italian State :
In an address in Latin and Italian .
he beatification .
His virtual founding of Catholic
sanctity and doctrine to its high
the church was also decorated with
His diffusion of living knowledge
led to a conciliation between the
One of the two , Sister Maria ,
Benedetta , a 58-year-old nun from
tion of beatification . The interior of I
Peter at the foot of the apse . ' The
approved for the , beatification , the
organisation ; of the Vatican art
His constant efforts to endow the
Initiation of a movement which )
Blessed Eucharist :
Boves , North Italy , was present at
Codification of Canon Law - " the !
Church " with a clergy equal in
cures of two nuns .
decorated for the occasion . There
chievements the following : -
observatory :
Beatus to intercede for a true and lasting peace .
The reorganisation of the Vatican
The impulse he gave to biblical
galleries :
Renewal of sacred music and re-
of Christian doctrine :
St. Peter's was magnificently
ticipated in the veneration of the new Blessed , held in the
beatification . In the late afternoon , however , he par-
faction :
Encouragement of philosophical .
studies :
mission . '
open air , when 200,000 people heard him invoke the new
DOPE Pius XII , as is customary , was not present at the

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pilerims from all over the
whose reign touched Ireland in
of several Rome until his
By a Staff Reporter .
Sunday in " St. Peter's in the
many ways , was beatified on
heart of any man alive , " and
Venice , who " had the biggest
presence of about 50,000
five ceremony in Rome since the
The vast crowd , which stretched
Very Rev. Brother E. R. Clancr.
world . including many from
ladine light after the most impires
son from Riese , north of
Pone Pius XIL who had been
remlatives of the Holy See at the
Sixteen cardinals from South
sent by Pius X as one of the renre-
His Holiness extotted the virtue
from the steps of the Pacifica to
DOPE Pius X. the postman's
Christian Brothers , who spent most
two years ago , and Revi Brother 1 ,
6,000 people from the birthplace of '
the many dangers which menace the
coronation of King George V in
borne from the Piazza in the
of the indomitable Pius X , hero of
Lips moving in silent oraver , he was
Faith to-day and waved for en-
Ireland and Britain .
Dr. Fitzpatrick author of the life of
mission . codifier of the Canon Law
plus X he was born in Riese on
ing to about 200,000 who assembled
Holy Year , ' It was held on the
America , Portugal Germany and
Brother Edmund Senators Rice .
in St. Peter's Square to generate
mann parts of Italy , and about 200
of his great predecessor in a 4,000-
and courageous foe of Modernism
appointment as America-General
attended the ceremony . Brother
superior-General of the Irish
Valvey , who first went to Rome
future . Parcliffe was brought up in
X and close to the anniversary of
the new Beatus .
When the Holy Father referred to
Founder of the Christian Brothers .
vanclity , the Pone of frequent Com-
London told the story of the life
word address delivered in the even-
contederation at proselythem .
anniversary of the baptism of Pine
bishops , attended .
acclaimed the Holy Father as , his
sentreme poverty .
during peace and true brotherhood !
June 2 1835-recalled the shabby
aramount men , the house congrega-
The presence of nearly all of the
# 800mmetry Cardinal " received
nearly forty years ago . knew Pius
the day in June , 1893 , when " the
( a WHO took a special interest to
the work or one Brothers' school
the Red Hat .
lion echoed a great armen .
little house of his birth , where the
newly established in Rome for the
treats' established in Rome for 1
the Via della Conciliazione .
1961 , even
# Judge of the University of the
was also been transferred to the British States ,
# # 1993 , when the
concitizene .

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of the Capuchins .
the confessions .
" I'm its neighbouring villages to preach and hear confessions .
whole of his life . He knew them from his earliest years as did the
him . He had great admiration for their austerity and anostolic
is curate at Tombola and parish priest of Salzano . we went usum -
his own ministry , exhorting them with great earnestness to give
administer' Confirmation to the children . With the friars on the
real . Before entering the seminary he thought more than once of
He was just the same with the children . ' He ought to have been one
The young Giuseppe Santo often had the opportunity of meeting
Father Michael was at one time almoner of the Venice hospital
child some small silver to buy sweets . On one occasion he pulled
by all men . A certain Mgr. Fermo was preaching a mission in the
Questor and several times accompanied him on his rounds from
st of his family , for the Capuchins were often invited t
PRIESILY VIRTUES . " Father's Michael and Isidore received all
more in Christian and priestly holiness .
The Patriarch came himself for three successive days to help with
Pope Pius X with the Capuchins of Venice extended throughout the
parish in the exercise of their ministry . ' The Capuchius recall the
THE POPE AND THE CAPUCHINS . The relationship of Blessed
seeking admission to our Order . He used to meet the brother
for not giving more . It was all he had .
to recall how after the ordination ceremony the Patri
r orders from the Blessed Pius , including the priesthood . "
pital staff he was always jolly , keeping them in conversa
love to recall how after the ordination ceremony the Patriarch
" For to door , delighted to listen to his conversation . As seminarist ,
them . After administering Confirmation he used to give
b confession to the Capuchins at Padua and invited them to his
great plenty of the Pope and his constant efforts to grow more and
e tells how Cardinal Santo would hasten at the first request
for not giving more . It was all he had
ould gather the newly ordained around him and tell them
s Patriarch of Venice , and as Pope he remained a staunch friend
would gather the newly ordained around him and tell them about
door , delighted to listen to his conversation . As semmaris
ather Michael was at one time almoner of the Venice has
nselves entirely to God in order to make Him known and I
ilica of the Holy Redeemer which is served by the Capuc
parish in the exercise of their ministry . "
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Infallibility at the Vatican Council
seen , after the definition of Papal
embracing condemnation . He had
men who might be involved in what
hesitate , once his mind was made up ,
no anxiety .
threatening the Church , he did not
be done even by good , zealous
of 1870 , what permanent harm could
was ' in effect a challenge to the
to utter a most stern and all-
teaching authority of the Holy See .
Again when the Modernism was
Great and swift
nonforma .
His great reforms were not sudden
in his reform at Church Music , or
siderations throughout his priestly
face was being offered at the other
rather the restoration of the Grezor-
life . This was particularly the case
of the church while the Holy Sacri-
inspirations but the fruit of con-
ian Chant . ' All his life he had been
end .
trumpets and what not , at one end
afflicted by the sounds of an
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church-and " that within the
Beatus was Supreme Pastor of the
ordinary peasant elevated to the
The picture of him is that of an
This is not only because the new
fication of modern times will
tasunos surpassed out to ascertain
tutouew shot to staying due .
based out light inaosinivas him peas .
ne himself in that overwhelming
next Sunday of Pope Pius X.
memory of those in their early
ifties-but because the whole life
highest office on earth and devot-
Catholics than the beatification .
issues attempt to donate sisters .
be more popular among
new Beatus's holiness .
out at a team based trading categories .
noved the hearts of millions .
and character , even the appear-
ance . of Pius' X have singularly
I'm knew " I'm a " shed memoirs " in
faurer's own to afraid saunsett to
depicted in a novel critical of his
youngest , after the simple pattern
fundamental task of raising and
dignity of Christ's Vicar to the
would be at work , while in the
tion to Our Lord . " and especially
aim-oddly enough romantically
of his own deep personal devo-
out doARS back on cross whom I
listed that this great and popular
administration . II Santo. and con-
It is not perhaps so widely rea-
not to impose reassorship
and the lady . the old and the
demned at the time is hardly to
The dream .
one which throws its light on the
Himself , through His prophet ,
o Our Lord in the Bucharist
be realised in these complex days .
the fact that in the first case God
life of the faithful of all ranks . the
renewing the individual spiritual
" again , passionate .
great and the humble , the clergy
and our dreams lies . naturally , in
a story less well known , and yet
That God could send us such
save in the face of extreme difficult-
such a way as wisely to carry into
difference between such a reality
is of course always possible . The
a prophet and enlighten him in
dream of the " saint " in Fogaz-
ases away or " still subscribe .
machinery which seems to encum-
ties and complications . How the
inculties and succeeded in such
effect a reform of such a nature
peasant Pope dealt with these dit-
large measure in spite of them is
ber the ' Church herself in her
zaro's novel - the man of God
to assess out as " submitting is our own "
but of the clumsy and antiquated
ALL of its one supposes , dream
ies and complications . How the
Divine mission .

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