Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Vii Number 1 to volume Vii Number 4
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Here, too, a crowd awaited him. The special poli^ce guard in formal dress headed by Captain Prendergast, formed a lane for the Cardinal up the stairs.
At the door, he stopped and turned to his guards.
"I am very tired," he said, ''but it has been a wonderful, won- derful day; a wonderful greeting. May God bless you." In the Cathedral Tuesday Morning By Rev. Francis A. Ryan Thousands of people found their way to the Cathedral of the Holy Name on Tuesday morning. They started early in order to se...cure places, with full understanding of the generosity of Chicago crowds. They were there in large numbers long before the doors were opened.
The grand old Cathedral, roused to memories of former events of note, could recall many scenes of splendor and magnificence. But it is almost certain that Tuesday morning presented the climax.
Thousands could not gain entrance to the commodious building when the long procession took its way from the Cathedral school hall south on Cass Street, west on Superior, towards the main entrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, too, a crowd awaited him. The special poli^ce guard in formal dress headed by Captain Prendergast, formed a lane for the Cardinal up the stairs.
At the door, he stopped and turned to his guards.
"I am very tired," he said, ''but it has been a wonderful, won- derful day; a wonderful greeting. May God bless you." In the Cathedral Tuesday Morning By Rev. Francis A. Ryan Thousands of people found their way to the Cathedral of the Holy Name on Tuesday morning. They started early in order to se...cure places, with full understanding of the generosity of Chicago crowds. They were there in large numbers long before the doors were opened.
The grand old Cathedral, roused to memories of former events of note, could recall many scenes of splendor and magnificence. But it is almost certain that Tuesday morning presented the climax.
Thousands could not gain entrance to the commodious building when the long procession took its way from the Cathedral school hall south on Cass Street, west on Superior, towards the main entrance.
What to read after Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume Vii Number 1 to volume Vii Number 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Catholic Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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