Flying the Eucharistic fag, the Canadian Pacitle s. Empress of Japan brought' many dignitaries of the Ca tholle Church to Shanghai on Jan, 26 They were included in the party of 215" pilgrims who continued their Journey to the Thirty-Third_ World Eucharistic Congress to be held in Manila from February 3 to February The vessel brought delegates. 1o the Congress from nearly every state In' the United States" and every province of Canada, Of the 21 pilgrims, in the party being conducted by "James Boring and Company, Inc. v8 are clergy men. These include Bishop Hoban of Rockford, Bishop Cassidy of Fall River, Massachusetts, Bishop Heelan of Sioux City, lowa, and Bishop Vohr of Denver Colorado. Bishop Aleneastre of Honolulu was with the party but is travelling independently.
Other dignitaries in the party ate Mons, Laurendeau of Windsor, Ontario, Mons. German of Brooklyn: Mons. Sullivan of Cincinnati, Mons. Smith of Denver, Mons. Morrison of Chicago, Mons. McGuire of Rockford,
and Mons, Santha, who. Is tints, atens. Cowley of Los Angeles emissary of the Cardinal of Bue pest, where the next World Euch: {stle' Congress is to be held in 1939. Fathers "Gouthler of Lowell. Mas sachusetts, and Robichaud of Newton, Massachusetts, were also with the sight-seeing party yesterday, as were Father Gilles, editor of "The Catholic World" and a well-known radio orator, and Father Amy, business manager of Jesuit Missions. The Hon, Joseph Scott, a_ distinguished attorney of Los Angeles, will be the only: layman to speak officially at the Congress in Manila.
While the delegates were in Shanghai, they spent their time in sightseeing trips.
Tatguta Maru Arrives Bearing the second large party of pilgrims on their way to the Thirty-third Eucharistic Congress at Manila, the N.Y.K. #5. Tatsuta Mary under the command of Captain Shinji Tto, a Catholic convert, arrived in Shang-hal shortly after noon on January 27, tying up at the Wayside Wharf. On board were nearly 500 clergy and laymen, including a large number of Catholic dignitaries, and men distinguished in American professional life, 'The parly is headed by Archbishop] John 'G, Mitty, of San Francisco, The vessel left San Francisco on January' Tand at Kobe was joined by the Archbishop of Tokyo, and 80 Japanese "The perty includes four archbishops, six bishops. 20 domestic pre-Jates, #0 priests and 350 lay pilgrims. 'The' Catholic dignitaries on board Include Archbishop John J. Mitty of San Francisco; Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken of Santa Fe, New Mexico; 'Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel of New 'Orleans; Archbishop A. J. Chambon. of Tokyo; Bishop Patrick A. Me-Govern of Cheyenne; Bishop Joseph Lynch of Dallas, Texas; Bishop M. Fulcheri of Zamora, Mexico; Bishop 'Thomas K. German' of Reno; Bishop) J.""Ross of Hiroshima; "His Royal Highness Prince-Prelate V. Ghika, one of the leading Catholic dignitaries in Rumania, Colonel Baron Del Lapomaree, of Paris, the Rev. Joseph Stack, SI. of Santa Barbara; the Rev. Paul 'Y, Taguchi of Tokyo, and Mr, Frederick V, Williams, director national publicity in the United States, for the Congress.
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