Los Angeles Daily Herald

ST. VINCENT'S
The Dedication of a New Church

A Consecration of the Handsome Building—Excellent Music By the Choir

The event of low days in our city was the dedication yesterday, for the first time, of the portals of St. Vincent. The new edifice is situated in that part of the city at the corner of Grand avenue and Washington street, where the new home of St. Vincent's College deemed advisable and indispensable that their former cathedral worship had been hindered, were they to remove the institution from the center of business, hence they purchased the present site, on which the massive edifice now stands. The building is of college possession. Most Rev. Francis Mora, Bishop of the Diocese, Rev. F. J. M. Rombacher, Rev. Thomas J. Conaty, who was formerly in charge of the college, to get their wishes and desires of training, to answer the charge of the spiritual welfare.

One of St. Charles' choir boys living in the western portion of the city.

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Freemasonry sealed the walls with echoing and painted and prepared to receive fresco artists from Europe. More stately is the filling. The architecture is purely Romanesque in every detail treated with brick and stone proportions. The floor and nave, cemented with wire stone of the

The dimensions of the building is as follows.

Altar sanctuary by vesper, Episcopal gallery mingoes and

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waitable Brundage to the sanctuary.

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reed with whispering two doors, each

The door yard the main vestibule, T feet

vaultec an from brewing terrace statue

two doors to the basement the hong and

45 feet in rude. The sanctuary is 5 feet

with the floor 8 feet deep. It is separated

from the side walls with an iron sliding sash 30

feet wide already the Rev. Firman the

sanctuary there is some secluded opening

Penning front the body is chapel 45 feet

long arched. This cloister

pews at the choir the fleet wide. Where

forms the main rear some to the col

nave. Upon the sanctuary some line height is

the main entrance, which bends thorough

apse yon Dong and west wide,

into a narrow 10 feet

wide. Adjoining this is an outer sanctuary

70 feet long and 14

feet wide. There is a door in the

black of the baptistry reading to

the ceremony donor. On the left

flood side of wall announce is the main

to the towers. White writ. s the apse is the baptistry.

1 foot spaniel, situated from the aisle

we'll it must by St. Tee. On the right

Fand side is a sacristy many to

the gallery, whereas with organ is to be

placed after the tower dome. The records

of the direction wall are planned one the tower

and the is the things will contain a large full

to mot hell. Bee rain wheel is spanned

with a trussed wood Oregon pine and

oriel cantilleion in the wall. The

sanctuary carry it the thought the

and the bishop's windows are filled with stained

glass. The organ at the tower is 130

feet from the altar and a 10 front from

where the dedication was filled with a large con.

gregation and the ceremonies were con-

ducted in accordance with the splendid

of the ancient Roman ritual

Cone cheers with Rev. F.

A. Messner, assistant priest Father

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Rev. Wm. E. Harmania master

of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary

were Rev. J. J. Conaty, Rev. Sondenbush, or

M. Mooney, Rev. Robert Detroit

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M. Looney. C. M. J. Murray, C.

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