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The Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is considered to be one of the most spectacular cathedrals in the country. Situated on the highest peak in Newark next to Branch Brook Park, the French Gothic structure covers 40,000 square feet, an area equal to that of London’s Westminster Abbey. It is larger than the renowned St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. Sacred Heart Cathedral was built over a 55-year period, beginning at the turn of the century. The land was purchased in 1871 for $60,000. The cost of the edifice, initially estimated at $1 million, rose to $18 million. Most of the funds were raised through large donations and church collections throughout the Archdiocese. It was dedicated on October 19, 1954. The Cathedral Basilica features hand-carved decorations of wood, stone, and marble imported from countries around the world. Its stained-glass windows, crafted in Munich, Germany, are considered among the finest in the world. The fourteen bells in the west tower were cast in Padua, Italy, and tested by Vatican bell experts. The sanctuary’s carved woodwork and pews are Appalachian oak. Both a state and national historical landmark, the structure boasts massive bronze doors, imported from Rome, and an altar carved from Italian Pietra Santa marble. The five ambulatory chapels arching the main sanctuary are designed to reflect the ethnic groups which made up the Roman Catholic Church in New Jersey at the time of the construction of the Cathedral: the Irish Chapel honoring St. Patrick, the Italian Chapel honoring St. Lucy Filippini; the German Chapel honoring St. Boniface; the Slovak-Magyar Chapel honoring St. Stanislaus; and the Chapel of St. Anne, which honors saints of Hispanic, African and Asian heritage. Behind the altar is the most impressive chapel of all. The Lady Chapel, dedicated to Our Lady of Grace, has an altar crafted from Cararra marble and three brilliant chandeliers of hand-cut crystal. A little-known fact about Sacred Heart Cathedral Basilica is that five of the former bishops of Newark are buried in its crypt. The thirty-four foot rose window, in the gallery over the main entrance, is the second largest such window in the Western Hemisphere. The granite exterior was lighted on Christmas Eve in 1986, making the Cathedral visible on the night horizon. With its 232-foot twin towers, taller than Notre Dame in Paris, and its great copper spire, soaring 260 feet sky-ward, the Cathedral Basilica represents a beacon of hope to all who look upon it. Pope John Paul II visited the Cathedral on October 4, 1995 and presided at Evening Prayer. He is the first Pope to visit New Jersey and his presence in this church was a tribute to all who sacrificed to make its completion a reality. It was during his visit that the Holy Father designated the Cathedral a Minor Basilica. On October 4, 2014, Miriam Theresa Demjanovich, a Sister of Charity of Saint Elizabeth of His Holiness Convent Station, was beatified in the Cathedral Basilica. Cardinal Angelo Amato, SDV, representing the Holy Father, Pope Francis, presided. This was the first beatification to take place in Pope Francis the United States of America.

ThTeh eC Cooata to of Af Armrms so of f HHisis E Emminineennccee HHisi sE Emminineennccee J oJosesepphh W Wilillilaiamm C Caardrdininaal lT Toobbinin, ,C C.S.Ss.sR.R. . JoJosseepphh W Wilillilaiamm C Caardrdininaal lT Toobbinin, ,C C.S.Sss.R.R.. AArcrhchbbisihshoopp o of fN Neewwaarkrk SSixitxhth A Arcrchhbbisihshoopp o of fN Neewwaarkrk, ,w wasa sb obronr nin i nD Detertoriot,i tM, Micihcihgiagna,n o, no nM Maya y3 ,3 1, 915925,2 t,o t oM Maraieri eT eTreerseese TTheh eC Cooata to of Af Armrms so of Jf oJosespehp hW Williilalimam C Caradridnianla Tl oTobibni nis i sa ac ocommbibniantaiotion no of hf ihsi sp epresrosonanla cl ocoata to of af ramrms sa sa sa a KeKrewrwini na nadn dth teh ela ltaet eJo Jsoespehp hW W. T. oTboibni.n .H He eis i sth teh eo lodledsets ot fo tfh tihrtiretene nc hcihldilrderne.n . bibsihsohop pa nadn dt hteh ec ocoata to of af ramrms so of tf hteh eA Arcrhcdhidoiocecsees eo of Nf Newewarakr.k. JoJsoespehp hT oTboibni na tatettnednedde dH Holoyl yR eRdeedememere rE lEelmemenetnatrayr yS cShcoholo iln i nD Detertoriot,i ta, nadn dth tehne ng rgardaudautaetde dfr formom S tS. tJ.o Jsoespehp’hs’s HHisi sp epresrosonanla cl ocoata to of af ramrms,s r, erperperseesnetnetde do on nt hteh er igrihgth ts isdied eo of tf hteh es hsiheiledl da sa so onen ev iveiwews sit ,i tc, oconsnisitsst so of f PrPerpeapraartaotroyr yC Cololellgeeg,e E, dEgdegretrotno,n W, Wisicsocnosnisni,n i,n i n1 917907.0 .H He ec ocnotnintiuneude dh ihsi se deudcuactaiotino na ta Ht Holoyl yR eRdeedememerer thtrhere ee leelmemenetnst:s :a aC Crorosss sb ebtewtweene na ap eprecrhc hw withit ha as psopongneg ein i nb ebnedn da nadn da as psepaera rin i nb abra, rs, uspupoportretde db yb ya a CCololellgeeg,e W, Wataetrefrofrodr,d W, Wisicsocnosnisni,n ,r e rceecieviivnign ga aB aBcahcehleolro ro fo Af Artrst sd edgergere ein i nP hPihloilsoospohpyh yin i n1 917957.5 .H He ea tatettnednedded mmoounutn to of tf htrhere ec ocoupuepaeuaxu xv evretr t( g(rgerene)n, )b, ebfeoforer ea na na ragregnetn t( s(islvilevre/rw/whihteit)e )f iefiledl;d t; htrhere eo oaka kle laevaevse so on na a MMouonutn St aSianitn At Alplhpohnosnussu sS eSmeminianrayr yin i nE sEospoupsu,s N, Newew Y oYrokr,k w, whehreer eh eh ee aeranrende dth teh ed edgergerese so fo Mf Masatsetre rin in fiefiledl do of af zauzruer e( b(lbuleu)e, )a, nadn da af leflueru rd ed eli sli so on na af iefiledl do of gf ugluelse s( r(erde)d, )a, as ysmymbobol ol of tf rtarnasnpsapraernecnyc,y j,u jsutsictiec ea nadnd ReRleigliigoiuosu sE dEudcuactaiotino n(1 (91797)7 a) nadn da aM Masatsetre ro fo Df Diviivniintyit yin i nP aPsatsotroarla Tl hTehoeloolgoyg y(1 (917997)9.). trturtuht.h. JoJsoespehp hT oTboibni nm madaed eh ihsi ste tmempoproarrayr yp rporfoefsessisoino no fo rfe rleigliigoiuosu sv ovwows sa sa sa am memembebre ro fo tfh teh eC Conognrgergeagtaiotino no fo tfh tehe TTheh ec rcorosss sb ebtewtweene nt hteh ep eprecrhc hw withit ht hteh es psopongneg ea nadn dt hteh es psepaera, rt, hteh em moounutn tr erperperseesnetnintign gt hteh ee veevnetn to onn MMosots Ht Holoyl yR eRdeedememere r(R (eRdeedmemptpotroisritsst)s a) nadn dp epreprepteutaula vl ovwows so no nA Auguugsuts 2t 12,1 1, 917967.6 H. He ew wasa so rodradianiende dto t oth tehe thteh eG Goolglogtohtah aa nadn dt hteh ev evretr t( g(rgerene)n )c ocololor r erceaclalilnlign gt hteh eh ohopep ea nadn dv ivritruteu et htahta th oholdlsd su su sin i nt hteh ep iplgilrgimrimagaege prpierisetshtohodo do no nJu Jnuen e1 ,1 1, 917987.8 .B eBtewtweene n1 917997 9a nadn d1 918948,4 F, aFtahtehre rT oTboibni ns esrevrevde da sa sa sassoscoicaitaet ep apsatsotro ro fo Hf Holoyly totwowaradr ds aslavlavtaiotion nc ocomme efr foromm t hteh ec ocoata to of af ramrms so of tf hteh eC C.S.sS.sR.R. (. R(Redeedmemptpotorisritsst)s )C Coongnrgergeagtaiotion nto to w whihcihch ReRdeedememere rP aPraisrihs,h D, Detertoriot,i tw, whehreer eh eh ee negnaggaegde din i nb obtoht hp apsatsotroarla ml miniinsitsrtyr yto t oth teh eL aLtaintion oc ocmommmunuintyit ya nadn dy oyuotuhth HHisi sE mEminiennecnec eb ebleolongnsg.s. mminiinsitsrtyr.y .I n I n1 918948,4 h, eh ew wasa sn anmamede dp apsatsotro ro fo Hf Holoyl yR eRdeedememere rP aPraisrihs.h .H He ea laslos os esrevrevde din i na an unmumbebre ro fo df idoicoec-e- sasna na sassisgingmnmenetnst sw withitihni nth teh eA Arcrhcdhidoicoecsees eo fo Df Detertoriot,i ti,n icnlculduidnign gE pEipsicsocpoapla Vl Viciacra, rm, memembebre ro fo tfh teh eP rPersebsybtyetrearlal TTheh eo oaka kle laevaevse sc ocomme efr foromm t hteh ec rcersets to of tf hteh eT oTobibni nfa fmamilyil.y .I n I nh ehrearladlrdyr,y t, hteh eo oaka kis i st hteh es ysmymbobol ol of sf tsrternegntghth CCouonucnicl,i la, nadn da na no fofficfiicaila iln i nth teh eM Metertorpooploitlaitna nT rTibriubnuanla. l. nenceecsessasrayr yto to fo follollwow t hteh eW Woordr do of Gf Good dto to r eraecahc,h a, ta t hteh ee nedn do of of ouru rp iplgilrgimrimagaeg eo on ne aeratrht,h t, hteh es aslavlavtaiotion no of f oouru rs osoulusl.s T. hTeh ea zauzruer e( b(lbuleu)e )f iefiledl ds ysmymbobolizliezse st hteh es espeapraartaiotion nfr foromm t hteh ew woorldrlldyl yv avlauleuse sa nadn dt hteh ea sacsecnetn to of f FrFormom 1 91909 0u nutnilt i1l 91919,1 h, eh es esrevrevde da sa sp apsatsotro ro fo Sf tS. tA. Alplhpohnosnussu sP aPraisrihs hin i nC Chihciacgaog,o I,l lIilnlioniosi,s a, ap apraisrihs hs tsatfafeffde db yby thteh es osoulu tlo twowaradr dG Good,d t, hteh ec ecleelsetsiatila vl ivritruteuse st htahta tr ariasies eu su sfr foromm t hteh et htihnignsg so of tf hteh ee aeratrht hto twowaradr dt hteh es ksyk.y. thteh eR eRdeedmemptpotroisritsst.s. ThTeh ef leflueru rd ed eli sli sis i sa ac lcalsassisciacla sl ysmymbobol ol of tf hteh eic iocononogrgarpahpyh yo of Sf aSianitn tJ oJosespehp,h t, hteh eC Caradridnianla’sl’ sp aptartoron ns asianitn,t, anadn dt hteh eg ugluelse s( r(erde)d )f iefiledl ds ysmymbobolizliezse st hteh elo lvoev eo of tf hteh eF aFtahtehre rw whoho s esnetn t hteh eS oSon nto to s hsehde dH Hisi sb lbolood dfo for ru su.s. WWithitihni nth teh eR eRdeedmemptpotroisrits Ct Comommmunuintyit,y F, aFtahtehre rT oTboibni ns esrevrevde da sa sa aP rPorvoivnicnicaila Cl Conosnuslutoltro rfr ofrmom 1 918948 4u nutnilt i1l 91909,0, asa sG Geneenrearla Cl Conosnuslutoltro ro fo tfh teh ec ocmommmunuintyit yin i nR oRmome efr formom 1 91919 1u nutnilt i1l 91979,7 a, nadn da sa sS uSpuepreioriro rG Geneenrearla ol fo tfh tehe HHisi sE mEminiennecnec ec hcohoses et hteh em motottoto ‘G ‘Gauaduadtaet ein i nD Doomminiono – –R Rejeojoiciec ein i nt hteh eL oLordr’d –’ –fr foromm t hteh eL eLtettetre ro of Sf tS.t. ReRdeedmemptpotroisritsst sin i nR oRmome efr formom 1 91979 7u nutnilt i2l 02090.9. PaPualu tlo to t hteh eP hPihliiplipipainasn:s “: R“Rejeojoiciec ein i nt hteh eL oLordr da lawlwayasy.s .I sI asya yit ita gaagiani:n R: Rejeojoiciec!e”! ”( P(hPihl.i l4. :44:)4)

OOn nA Auguugsuts 9t ,9 2, 021001,0 H, Hisi sH Holoinliensess,s P, oPpoep eB eBneendeidcitc Xt VXVI, In, anmamede dF aFtahtehre rT oTboibni nS eScercerteatrayr yo fo tfh teh eC Conognrgergeagtaiotinon TTheh ele lfetf ts isdied eo of tf hteh es hsiheiledl dd idsipslpalyasy st hteh eju jruisridsidcitciotionanla al ramrms so of tf hteh eA Arcrhcdhidoiocecsees eo of Nf Newewarakr,k b, absaesde do on nt htehe fofro rIn Isntsittuittuetse so fo Cf Conosnescercartaetde dL iLfeif ea nadn dS oScoiceiteietise so fo Af Apopsotsotloicli cL iLfeif e(C (CICICLSLASA), )a, nadn dti ttuitlualra rA Arcrhcbhibsihsohpo po fo Of Obbab.a. cocoata to of af ramrms so of Nf Newewarakr,k N, Notottintignhgahmamshsihreir,e E, nEgnlgalnadn,d t,o to r erfeleflcetc t hteh eo origriignisn so of tf hteh en anmame eo of tf hteh eS eSe eC Cityit.y. HHe ew wasa so rodradianiende dto t oth teh ee peipsicsocpoapcayc yo no nO Octcotboebre r9 ,9 2, 021001,0 i,n i nS tS. tP. ePteetre’sr’ sB aBsaisliicliac,a R, oRmome.e .H He ew wasa sa papopionitnetded ThTeh eu pupepre rp oportriotion no of tf hteh ea ramrms so of tf hteh eA Arcrhcdhidoiocecsees ein icnlculduedse sa na na ragregnetn t( s(islvilevre/rw/whihteit)e )c rcersecsecnetn tb ebtewtweenen byb yth teh eP oPpoep eto t ofi vfiev eS ySnyondosd so fo Bf iBsihsohposp sin i n1 91989,8 1, 9199,9 2, 02010,1 2, 02050,5 a, nadn d2 02080.8 .H He eh ahsa sb ebene na am memembebre ro fof twtwoo s islvilevre/rw/whihteit et rterfeofoilsil s( h(ehrearladlidci cs hsahmamrorockcsk)s. ) .T hTeh ec rcersecsecnetn tis i sto to h ohononor rt hteh eB Blelsessesde dV Virgirigni nM Marayr yin i nh ehrer thteh eC Canaonno nL aLwaw S oScoiceiteyt yo fo Af Ammereicriac as isnicnec e1 918958.5 .H He es psepaekask sE nEgnlgislihs,h S, pSapnainsihs,h I,t aItlaialina,n F, rFernecnhc ha nadnd titlietl eo of tf hteh eIm Immmacauclualtaet eC Cooncnecpetpiotion,n p, aptartoronensess so of tf hteh eA Arcrhcdhidoiocecsees,e t, hteh eU Uninteitde dS tSattaetse so of Af Ammereicriac aa nadnd PoProtrutguugeusees,e a, nadn dre raedasd s esveevrearla ol tohtehre rla lnagnugaugaegse.s . thteh em majaojor rs esmeminianrayr yo of tf hteh eA Arcrhcdhidoiocecsees.e .T hTihsi sa nacniceinetn ts ysmymbobol ol of Mf Marayr yis i sd edreivrievde dfr foromm t hteh eB Boook ko of f RReveevlealtaiotionsn:s :“ A“Andn da ag rgeraeta ts isging na papepaeraerde din i nh ehaevaevne:n a: aw woommana nc lcoltohtehde dw withit ht hteh es usnu,n a, nadn dt hteh em mooonn AAppopionitnetde dA Arcrhcbhibsihsohpo po fo Ifn Idnidainaanpaoploisli sb yb yH Hisi sH Holoinliensess,s P, oPpoep eB eBneendeidcitc Xt VXVI, Io, no nO Octcotboebre r1 81,8 2, 021021,2 , unudnedre rh ehre rfe fete, ta, nadn do on nh ehre rh ehaeda da ac rcorwown no of tf wtwelevlev es tsatrasr.s”. ”( R(Reve.v 1. 21:21:)1 ) T hTeh es hsahmamrorockcsk sa raer eto to h ohononor rS tS.t. heh ew wasa sin isntsatlalellde do no nD Deceecmembebre r3 ,3 2, 021021,2 a, ta St aSianitnst sP ePteetre ra nadn dP aPualu Cl Catahtehderdarla, lI,n Idnidainaanpaoploisli.s. PaPtarticrikc,k t, ituitlualra ro of tf hteh eP rPoro-C-Catahtehderdarla; la; nadn dt hteh eg ugluelse s( r(erde)d )b abcakcgkrgorounudn do of tf hteh eu pupepre rp oportriotion ns isginginfiefise st htehe blbolood dc ocomminign gfo fortrht hfr foromm C Chrhisrits’st’ sS aScarcerde dH Heaeratr, tt, hteh et itlietl eo of tf hteh eC Catahtehderdarla Bl Basaisliicliac ao of Nf Newewarakr.k. OOn nO Octcotboebre r9 ,9 2, 021061,6 H, Hisi sH Holoinliensess,s P, oPpoep eF rFarnacnicsi,s a, nanonuonucnecde dth tahta At Arcrhcbhibsihsohpo pT oTboibni nw wouoludl db eb em madaed ea a cacradridnianla iln i na ap appaapla cl ocnosnisitsotroyr yo no nN Novoevmembebre r1 91,9 2, 021061.6 .O On nth tahta dt adya yh eh eb ebceacmame ea aC Caradridnianla Pl rPierisets at nadnd TTheh ea zauzruer e( b(lbuleu)e )a nadn da ragregnetn t( s(islvilevre/rw/whihteit)e )w wavaevse sa raer eg egneenrearlalyll ys esene na sa sh ehrearladlidci cr erperperseesnetnattaiotionsn sfo for r asassisgingende dth teh eti ttuitlualra rc hcuhrucrhc ho fo Sf aSnatnat aM Maraiari ad edlelell eG Grarzaizei ea la Tl rTiorinofnaflael.e .O On nN Novoevmembebre r7 ,7 2, 021061,6 P, oPpoep eF rFarnacnicsis rivrievresr so or rb obodideise so of wf wataetre. r .T hTeh eC Cityit yo of Nf Newewarakr kin i nE nEgnlgalnadn dis i slo locactaetde do on nt hteh eR Rivievre rT rTernetn. t .I n I nN Newew J eJresresye,y, apapopionitnetde dC Caradridnianla Tl oTboibni nA Arcrhcbhibsihsohpo po fo Nf Newewarakr.k. papratrst so of tf hteh eH Hacakceknesnascakc,k H, Hudusdoson,n P, aPsassasiaci,c R, Rahawhwaya,y R, Raraitraitna na nadn dS aSdadldel eR Rivievresr sf loflwow t htrhorouguhg ht htehe AArcrhcdhidoiocecsees eo of Nf Newewarakr.k. CCaradridnianla Tl oTboibni nw wasa sin isntsatlalellde da sa sth teh e(e (leelveevnetnht hb ibsihsohpo pa nadn)d s) isxitxht hA Arcrhcbhibsihsohpo po fo Nf Newewarakr ko no nJa Jnaunaurayr y6 ,6 2, 021071,7, ini nth teh em metertorpooploitlaitna nC Catahtehderdarla Bl aBsaisliicliac ao fo tfh teh eS aScarcerde dH Heaeratr. t . TTheh ee xetxetrenranla ol ornranmamenetnst sa raer ec ocommpoposesde do of tf hteh er erde dp opontnifticfiacla hl ahta tw withit h1 51 5t atsasseslesl so on ne aecahc hs isdied,e a, ag ogoldld prporocecsessisoionanla cl rcorosss s( h(ahvaivnign gt wtwoo c rcorosss sm memembebresr)s, )a, nadn da ap aplalilulimum w withit hs msmalal lbl lbalcakc kc rcorosssesse ss isginginfyifiynigng bobtoht ha aM Metertoropopolitlaitna nA Arcrhcbhibsihsohop’ps’ sa uatuhtohoritryit ya nadn dh ihsi sc oconnencetciotion nto to t hteh eH Hoolyl yF aFtahtehre.r.

Marian Anthem

ALMA REDEMPTORIS MATER Chant, Mode V

Postlude

NÖEL SUISSE Louis D’Aquin

Music Ministry John J. Miller, Director of Music Ministries / Organist The Most Reverend Iam Tomesch, Associate Organist Christophe Pierre Janet Natale, Cantor The Cathedral Choir Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

19 Concluding Rite

Blessing

The Lord be with you. And with your spirit.

Blessed be the name of the Lord. Now and for ever.

Our help is in the name of the Lord. Who made heaven and earth.

May almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son,✠and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Dismissal

18 Gospel Canticle

MAGNIFICAT David Clark Isele

Intercessions

Byzantine Chant

The Lord’s Prayer

All are invited to pray in their own language.

Prayer The Most Reverend John Joseph Myers Remarks Archbishop Emeritus of Newark

17 Responsory

Robert LeBlanc, alt.

Homily Cardinal Tobin

Profession of faith and oath of fidelity

16 Ministers of the Liturgy Memorial Acclamation Installing Prelate COMMUNITY MASS Richard Proulx

The Most Reverend Christophe Pierre Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

Celebrant

HisHis EminenceEminence Joseph WilliamWilliam CardinalCardinal Tobin,Tobin, C.Ss.R.C.Ss.R. ArchbishopArchbishop of Newark

© 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL 60638. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700404; all rights reserved. Concelebrants Great Amen HisHis Eminence Eminence TimothyTimothy CardinalCardinal Dolan Dolan MASS OF THE CITY Richard Proulx ArchbishopArchbishop of New YorkYork

HisHis Eminence EminenceT heodoreTheodore CardinalCardinal McCarrick McCarrick ArchbishopArchbishop Emeritus of WashingtonWashington

HisHis Eminence Eminence Roger Roger CardinalCardinal Mahony Mahony © 1970, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL 60638. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700404; all rights reserved. ArchbishopArchbishop Emeritus of Los AngelesAngeles

HisHis Eminence Eminence Sean Sean CardinalCardinal O’Malley,O’Malley, O.F.M. O.F.M. Cap. Cap. Communion Rite ArchbishopArchbishop of Boston

HisHis Eminence Eminence Donald Donald CardinalCardinal Wuerl Wuerl The Lord’s Prayer ArchbishopArchbishop of Washington

10 10 23 The Eucharistic Prayer Archbishops,Archbishops, Bishops, Abbots,Abbots, andand PriestsPriests inin AttendanceAttendance In union with Christ’s sacrifice on the altar of the cross, we offer ourselves, all that we are, and all that we have, to God our Father. The Bishops of the Province of Newark The MostMost Reverend John Joseph Myers Acclamation ArchbishopArchbishop EmeritusEmeritus of Newark

COMMUNITY MASS Richard Proulx The Most Reverend Paul G. BootkoskiBootkoski Bishop Emeritus of Metuchen Bishop Emeritus of Metuchen The Most Reverend James F. Checchio The Most ReverendBishop Davidof Metuchen M. O’Connell, C.M. Bishop of Trenton The Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C.M. The Most ReverendBishop of Trenton Frank J. Rodimer The MostBishop Reverend Emeritus Frankof Paterson J. Rodimer Bishop Emeritus of Paterson The Most Reverend Arthur J. Serratelli The Most ReverendBishop of PatersonArthur J. Serratelli Bishop of Paterson The Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan The Most ReverendBishop of CamdenDennis J. Sullivan Bishop of Camden The Most Reverend Manuel A. CruzCruz The Most Reverend John W. Flesey AuxiliaryAuxiliary Bishops ofof NewarkNewark

TheThe MostMost ReverendReverend DavidDavid Arias,Arias, O.A.R. The Most Reverend Charles J. McDonnellMcDonnell TheThe Most ReverendReverend Dominic A. MarconiMarconi AuxiliaryAuxiliary Bishops Emeriti ofof NewarkNewark © 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL 60638. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700404; all rights reserved. Deacons Deacon John McKenna Reverend Mr. Michele Pedroni Deacon Walter Wiggins

22 11 11 Prelude UniversalMasters of Prayer Ceremonies Liturgy of the EucharistTOCCATA AND FUGUE IN F MAJOR Johan Sebastian Bach Reverend Joseph A. Mancini Michael Hay Reverend Joseph Scarangella Procession SALVUM FAC POPULUM TUUM Charles Marie Widor Mr. Diego Arce Mr. Robert Evers Preparation and Presentation of the Gifts Reverend Stephen Carey Reverend Jason Makarow PRELUDE (TE DEUM) Richard Strauss Joan M. Conroy Reverend Francisco Mendonca BEAUTIFUL STAR OF BETHLEHEM arr. Tom Fettke Reverend Eugenio de la Rama Mr. Diego Navarro Reverend Thomas A. Dente Reverend Thomas P. Quinn The Cathedral Choir • Marion Gayles, soloist Reverend John Carlos DeSousa Reverend Thomas P. Quinn Reverend Salvatore DiStefano Reverend Danny Rodrigues Reverend Matthew Dooley Reverend Ernest Rush Reverend© 1994,Juan World Jose Library Esteban Publications, Schiller Park, IL 60176. ReprintedReverend under licenseMichael AL012505; Trainor all rights reserved. JOY TO THE WORLD ANTIOCH (arr. Joseph Willcox Jenkins)

All sing verses 1, 2, and 4. The choir will sing verse 3. [Spanish] For our Holy Father, Francis; may he, in communion with all the bishops, continue to guide the Church in holiness and truth. Ministers [English] For Joseph, newly-installed Archbishop of Newark; may he rejoice in the 1. Joy to the world! the Lord is come: Let earth receive her King; Lord as he shepherds this local church with wisdom, compassion and mercy. let ev’ry heart, prepare him room, and heaven And nature sing, Immaculate Conception Seminary And heaven and nature sing, And heaven, and heaven and nature sing. [Korean] For the ChurchRedemptoris in every land;Mater may Archdiocesan she persevere Missionary in proclaiming Seminary the good news of Jesus ChristCollege to the Seminary ends of the of theearth. Immaculate Conception, Seton Hall University 2. Joy to the world! the Savior reigns: Let us our songs employ; Servers [Polish] For our nation; may those who govern and lead us respect the dignity of all While fields and floods, rocks, hills and plains; Repeat the sounding joy, human life, from conception until naturalFamily death. of Cardinal Tobin Repeat the sounding joy, repeat the sounding joy, repeat, [Creole] For peace in theReligious world; mayand allLaity nations of the work Archdiocese together in unityof Newark and with understanding repeat the sounding joy. to establish true concord on this planet.Intercessors and Gift Bearers 3. Choir alone [Ibo] For refugees; may they, like the HolyKnights Family, of Columbusfind safe haven among people of good will. Knights and Ladies of Malta 4. He rules the world with truth and grace: And makes the nations prove [Portuguese] ForKnights the people and Ladies of the ofarchdioceses the Equestrian of Newark Order and of Indianapolis;the Holy Sepulchre may they work tirelessly to relieve the sufferings of the poor and helpless in their communities. The glories of his righteousness, And wonders of his love, Constantinian Order of Saint George And wonders of his love, And wonders, wonders of his love. [Tagalog] For vocations to theKnights priesthood and and Ladies consecrated of St. Peter life; mayClaver many young men and women respond to God’s invitation to serviceHonor in the Guard Church.

[Italian] For all who have died;Archdiocesan especially our familiesStaff and and Seminarians loves ones, may they be one with God and may all who mourn be comforted. Hospitality

Continued

1212 2113 20 Prelude UniversalMasters of Prayer Ceremonies Johan Sebastian Bach Liturgy of the EucharistTOCCATA AND FUGUE IN F MAJOR Johan Sebastian Bach Reverend Joseph A. Mancini Michael Hay Reverend Joseph Scarangella Procession SALVUM FAC POPULUM TUUM Charles Marie Widor Mr. Diego Arce Mr. Robert Evers Preparation and Presentation of the Gifts Reverend Stephen Carey Reverend Jason Makarow PRELUDE (TE DEUM) Marc-AntoineRichard Charpentier Strauss Joan M. Conroy Reverend Francisco Mendonca BEAUTIFUL STAR OF BETHLEHEM arr. Tom Fettke Reverend Eugenio de la Rama Mr. Diego Navarro O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL ADESTE FIDELES Reverend Thomas A. Dente Reverend Thomas P. Quinn The Cathedral Choir • Marion Gayles, soloist Reverend John Carlos DeSousa Reverend Thomas P. Quinn Reverend Salvatore DiStefano Reverend Danny Rodrigues Reverend Matthew Dooley Reverend Ernest Rush Reverend© 1994,Juan World Jose Library Esteban Publications, Schiller Park, IL 60176. ReprintedReverend under licenseMichael AL012505; Trainor all rights reserved. JOY TO THE WORLD ANTIOCH (arr. Joseph Willcox Jenkins)

[Italian] For all who have died;Archdiocesan especially our familiesStaff and and Seminarians loves ones, may they be one with God and may all who mourn be comforted. Hospitality

Continued

12 132113 20 Acclamation before the gospel

5. Child, forfor usus sinnerssinners poorpoor andand inin thethe manger,manger, FESTIVAL ALLELUIA James J. Chepponis fainFain we we embrace embrace thee, thee, with with awe awe and and love; love; Who would notnot lovelove thee,thee, lovingloving us us so so dearly? dearly? RefrainRefrain 6. Sing, choirschoirs ofof angels,angels, sing sing in in exultation, exultation, Sing, allall yeye citizens citizens of of heav’n heav’n above; above; Glory to God in thethe highest. Refrain 7. Yea,Yea, Lord, we greetgreet thee, bornborn thisthis happyhappy morning,morning, Jesus,Jesu, toto theethee bebe gloryglory giv’n;giv’n; WordWord of of the the Father, Father, nownow inin flesh appearing.appearing. RefrainRefrain

Gospel Mk 1:7-11 You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased. Tú eres mi Hijo amado; yo tengo en ti mis complacencias.

Reception of the Archbishop

Cardinal Tobin is met at the doors of the Cathedral and greeted by the Most Reverend Manuel A. Cruz, Rector of the Cathedral Basilica.

Cardinal Tobin kisses a crucifix and sprinkles those nearby with holy water.

GAUDETEGAUDETE IN DOMINO JistebniceJistebnice Cantional,Cantional, 14201420 The Cathedral Choir Homily Cardinal Tobin

1414 19 Liturgy of the Word Acclamation beforeTH theE O gospelRDER OF MASS 5. Child, for us sinners poor and in the manger, FESTIVAL ALLELUIA James J. Chepponis fain we embrace thee, with awe and love; First Reading 1 Jn 5:5-13 Who would not love thee, loving us so dearly? Refrain Sign of the Cross The Spirit, the water, and the Blood. 6. Sing, choirs of angels,El Espíritu, sing elin agua exultation, y la sangre. Sing, all ye citizens of heav’n above; Greeting Glory to God in the highest. Refrain 7. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning, Responsorial Psalm Psalm 98 Welcome Jesu, to thee be glory giv’n; Pedro Rubalcava Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing. Refrain Most Reverend John Joseph Myers Apostolic Administrator and Archbishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Newark Gospel Mk 1:7-11 Reading of theYou Apostolic are my beloved Letter Son; with you I am well pleased. Tú eres mi Hijo amado; yo tengo en ti mis complacencias.

Archbishop Pierre

Presentation of the Apostolic Letter Reception of the Archbishop The Chancellor of the Archdiocese shows the Apostolic Mandate to the College of Consultors as prescribed by Canon Law. Cardinal Tobin is met at the doors of the Cathedral and greeted by the Most Reverend Manuel A. Cruz, Rector of the Cathedral Basilica. The assembly signifies its consent by applause.

Cardinal Tobin kisses a crucifix and sprinkles those nearby with holy water. Second Reading Phil 4:4-7 Seating of the Archbishop GAUDETEThe Lord IN is DOMINO near. Jistebnice Cantional, 1420 El Señor está cerca. Cardinal Tobin is escorted to the cathedra and is seated. Homily Cardinal Tobin

18 15 14 1519 Welcoming the Archbishop

Representatives of the clergy, religious, and laity of the Archdiocese, ecumenical and inter-religious representatives, and civil authorities greet Cardinal Tobin.

ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH GLORIA

GLORIA

A NEW MASS FOR CONGREGATIONS Carroll Thomas Andrews

16 17 Welcoming the Archbishop

Representatives of the clergy, religious, and laity of the Archdiocese, ecumenical and inter-religious representatives, and civil authorities greet Cardinal Tobin.

ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH GLORIA

GLORIA

A NEW MASS FOR CONGREGATIONS Carroll Thomas Andrews

16 17 Liturgy of the Word THE ORDER OF MASS

First Reading 1 Jn 5:5-13 Sign of the Cross The Spirit, the water, and the Blood. El Espíritu, el agua y la sangre. Greeting

Responsorial Psalm Psalm 98 Welcome Pedro Rubalcava Most Reverend John Joseph Myers Apostolic Administrator and Archbishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Newark

Reading of the Apostolic Letter

Archbishop Pierre

Presentation of the Apostolic Letter The Chancellor of the Archdiocese shows the Apostolic Mandate to the College of Consultors as prescribed by Canon Law. The assembly signifies its consent by applause.

Second Reading Phil 4:4-7 Seating of the Archbishop The Lord is near. El Señor está cerca. Cardinal Tobin is escorted to the cathedra and is seated.

18 15 18 Acclamation before the gospel

5. Child, for us sinners poor and in the manger, FESTIVAL ALLELUIA JamesJames J.J. Chepponis fain we embrace thee, with awe and love; Who would not love thee, loving us so dearly? Refrain 6. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of heav’n above; Glory to God in the highest. Refrain 7. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning, Jesu, to thee be glory giv’n; Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing. Refrain

Gospel MkMk 1:7-11 1:7-11 You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased. Tú eres mi Hijo amado; yo tengo en ti mis complacencias.

Reception of the Archbishop

Cardinal Tobin is met at the doors of the Cathedral and greeted by the Most Reverend Manuel A. Cruz, Rector of the Cathedral Basilica.

Cardinal Tobin kisses a crucifix and sprinkles those nearby with holy water.

GAUDETE IN DOMINO Jistebnice Cantional, 1420 Homily Cardinal Tobin

14 1919 Prelude Universal Prayer TOCCATA AND FUGUE IN F MAJOR Johan Sebastian Bach Michael Hay Procession SALVUM FAC POPULUM TUUM Charles Marie Widor

PRELUDE (TE DEUM) Richard Strauss

[Spanish][Spanish] ForFor our our HolyHoly Father,Father, Francis; maymay he,he, in in communion communion with with all all the the bishops, bishops, continue to guide the Church in holiness andand truth.truth.

[English][English] ForFor Joseph,Joseph, newly-installednewly-installed ArchbishopArchbishop ofof Newark;Newark; maymay he he rejoice rejoice in in the the Lord as he shepherds this local churchchurch withwith wisdom,wisdom, compassion compassion and and mercy. mercy.

[Korean][Korean] ForFor the the Church Church inin everyevery land;land; may she persevere in proclaiming thethe goodgood news ofof Jesus Jesus Christ Christ to to the the ends ends of of the the earth. earth.

[Polish][Polish] ForFor our our nation; nation; maymay thosethose whowho governgovern andand leadlead usus respect thethe dignitydignity of all human life, fromfrom conceptionconception untiluntil naturalnatural death.death.

[Creole][Creole] ForFor peace peace in in the the world; world; maymay allall nations work togethertogether in unityunity andand withwith understandingunderstanding toto establishestablish true concord on this planet.

[Ibo][Ibo] ForFor refugees; refugees; may may they, they, likelike the HolyHoly Family, findfind safe safe havenhaven among among people people of of good good will.will.

[Portuguese][Portuguese] ForFor the the people people of of the the archdioceses archdioceses of of Newark Newark and and Indianapolis; Indianapolis; maymay theythey workwork tirelesslytirelessly to relieve thethe sufferingssufferings ofof thethe poor and helpless inin theirtheir communities.communities.

[Tagalog][Tagalog] ForFor vocations vocations to to the the priesthood priesthood and and consecrated consecrated life; life; may may manymany youngyoung menmen andand women respond to God’s invitation to service in the Church.

[Italian][Italian] ForFor allall whowho havehave died; especially ourour familiesfamilies and and loves loved ones, ones, may may they they be be one one with with God and may all whowho mournmourn bebe comforted.comforted.

Continued

20 13 20 Masters of Ceremonies Liturgy of the Eucharist Reverend Joseph A. Mancini Reverend Joseph Scarangella

Mr. Diego Arce Mr. Robert Evers Preparation and Presentation of the Gifts Reverend Stephen Carey Reverend Jason Makarow Joan M. Conroy Reverend Francisco Mendonca BEAUTIFUL STAR OF BETHLEHEM arr. Tom Fettke Reverend Eugenio de la Rama Mr. Diego Navarro arr. Tom Fettke Reverend Thomas A. Dente Reverend Thomas P. Quinn The Cathedral Choir • Marion Gayles, soloist Reverend John Carlos DeSousa Reverend Thomas P. Quinn Reverend Salvatore DiStefano Reverend Danny Rodrigues Reverend Matthew Dooley Reverend Ernest Rush Reverend Juan Jose Esteban Reverend Michael Trainor JOY TO THE WORLD ANTIOCHANTIOCH (arr.(arr. JosephJoseph WillcoxWillcox Jenkins)

All sing verses 1, 2, and 4. The choir will sing verse 3.

Ministers 1.1. JoyJoy toto thethe world!world! thethe LordLord isis come: let Let earth earth receive receive her her King; King; Letlet ev’ry heart,heart, prepareprepare himhim room,room, andand heavenheaven And and naturenature sing,sing, Immaculate Conception Seminary Redemptoris Mater Archdiocesan Missionary Seminary AndAnd heavenheaven andand naturenature sing,sing, Andand heaven,heaven, and heaven andand naturenature sing.sing. College Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, Seton Hall University 2. Joy to the world! the Savior reigns: Let us our songs employ; Servers 2. Joy to the world! the Savior reigns: let us our songs employ; WhileWhile fieldsfields and floods, rocks, hillshills and and plains; plains; Repeat the sounding joy, Family of Cardinal Tobin RepeatRepeat thethe soundingsounding joy,joy, repeat thethe soundingsounding joy,joy, repeat,repeat, Religious and Laity of the Archdiocese of Newark repeat the sounding joy. Intercessors and Gift Bearers 3.3. ChoirChoir alonealone Knights of Columbus Knights and Ladies of Malta 4.4. HeHe rulesrules thethe worldworld withwith truth andand grace: andAnd makesmakes thethe nationsnations prove;prove Knights and Ladies of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre The glories of his righteousness, And wonders of his love, Constantinian Order of Saint George The glories of his righteousness, and wonders of his love, Knights and Ladies of St. Peter Claver AndAnd wonderswonders ofof hishis love,love, Andand wonders, wonders of his love. Honor Guard

Archdiocesan Staff and Seminarians Hospitality

12 21 The Eucharistic Prayer Archbishops, Bishops, Abbots, and Priests in Attendance In union with Christ’s sacrifice on the altar of the cross, we offer ourselves, all that we are, and all that we have, to God our Father. The Bishops of the Province of Newark

The Most Reverend John Joseph Myers Acclamation Archbishop Emeritus of Newark

COMMUNITY MASS Richard Proulx The Most Reverend Paul G. Bootkoski Bishop Emeritus of Metuchen

The Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C.M. Bishop of Trenton

The Most Reverend Frank J. Rodimer Bishop Emeritus of Paterson

The Most Reverend Arthur J. Serratelli Bishop of Paterson

The Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan Bishop of Camden

The Most Reverend Manuel A. Cruz The Most Reverend John W. Flesey Auxiliary Bishops of Newark

The Most Reverend David Arias, O.A.R. The Most Reverend Charles J. McDonnell The Most Reverend Dominic A. Marconi Auxiliary Bishops Emeriti of Newark © 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL 60638. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700404; all rights reserved. Deacons Deacon John McKenna Reverend Mr. Michele Pedroni Deacon Walter Wiggins

22 11 Ministers of the Liturgy Memorial Acclamation Installing Prelate COMMUNITY MASS Richard Proulx

The Most Reverend Christophe Pierre Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

Celebrant

His Eminence Joseph William Cardinal Tobin, C.Ss.R. Archbishop of Newark

© 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL 60638. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-700404; all rights reserved. Concelebrants Great Amen His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan MASS OF THE CITY Richard Proulx Archbishop of New York

His Eminence Theodore Cardinal McCarrick Archbishop Emeritus of Washington

His Eminence Sean Cardinal O’Malley, O.F.M. Cap. Communion Rite Archbishop of Boston

His Eminence Donald Cardinal Wuerl The Lord’s Prayer Archbishop of Washington

10 2323 Breaking of the bread

HOLY CROSS MASS David Clark Isele

Communion Procession

THE FIRST NOWELL arr. John Ferguson

Commissioned by the Archdiocese of Newark for the Installation of Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Archbishop of Newark, January 6, 2017.

(Verses 1-5 choir)

All: 66. Then let us all withwith oneone accordaccord singsing praisespraises toto ourour heav'nlyheav’nly Lord; Lord; WhoWho withwith the Father we adore and Spirit blest forevermore.

2424 VIDENTES STELLAM FrancisFrancis PoulencPoulenc The Cathedral Choir

I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETHLIVETH (MESSIAH)(MESSIAH) GeorgeGeorge Frederic HandelHandel Lorraine Ernest, soloist

Prayer after Communion

Remarks Cardinal Tobin

Concluding Rite

Blessing and Dismissal

The Most Reverend John Joseph Myers Archbishop Emeritus of Newark

2525 Recessional HOLY GOD, WE PRAISE THY NAME GROSSER GOTT

1.1. Holy Holy God,God, wewe praisepraise thythy name! Lord Lord ofof allall wewe bowbow beforebefore thee;thee; AllAll onon earthearth thythy scepterscepter claim,claim, Allall in heavenheaven aboveabove adoreadore thee;thee; InfiniteInfinite thy they vast vast domain, domain, everlasting Everlasting is is thy thy reign. reign.

2.2. Hark! Hark! the the loud loud celestialcelestial hymnhymn angelAngel choirschoirs aboveabove areare raising;raising; CherubimCherubim andand SeraphimSeraphim inIn unceasingunceasing choruschorus praising,praising, FillFill the heav’ns with sweet accord: holy,Holy, holy,holy, holy Lord!Lord! 3.3. Lo! Lo! the the apostolic apostolic train train join,Join, thethe sacredsacred namename toto hallow;hallow; ProphetsProphets swell swell the the loud loud refrain refrain andAnd the the white white robed robed martyrs martyrs follow, follow, AndAnd from from morn morn to to set set of of sun, sun, through Through the the Church Church the the song song goes goes on. on.

4.4. Holy Holy Father, Father, HolyHoly Son, Holy Spirit,Spirit, Threethree we name thee; WhileWhile in in essenceessence only only One,One, undividedUndivided God God we we claimclaim thee.thee. AndAnd adoring adoring bend bend the the knee, knee, while While we we own own the the mystery. mystery. 5.5. Spare Spare your your people, people, Lord, Lord, wewe pray,pray, Byby a thousandthousand snares surrounded; KeepKeep us us without without sin sin today; today; neverNever let let us us be be confounded, confounded, Lo,Lo, I I putput mymy trusttrust inin thee,thee, neverNever Lord, Lord, abandonabandon me.me.

HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS SING MENDELSSOHN

2626 Postlude Postlude GRANDE CHOEUR DIALOGUÉ Eugène Gigout GRANDE CHOEUR DIALOGUÉ Eugène Gigout

Music Ministry Music Ministry JohnJohn J.J. Miller,Miller, Director ofof MusicMusic Ministries Ministries IanIanJohn Tomesch,Tomesch, J. Miller, AssociateDirector of Organist Music Ministries SamuelSamuelIan Tomesch, McDonald, Associate Cantor Organist OlfaryOlfarySamuel Gutiérrez,Gutíerrez, McDonald, Psalmist Cantor The Most Reverend TheOlfaryThe Cathedral Gutíerrez, ChoirPsalmist TheChristophe Most Reverend Pierre TheThe Cathedral BrassChoir Ensemble, Christian Wilhjelm,Wilhjelm, Coordinator Coordinator ApostolicChristophe Nuncio to the United Pierre States The Cathedral Brass Ensemble, Christian Wilhjelm, Coordinator Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

27 27 Guidelines for the Reception of Holy Communion For Catholics As Catholics, we fully participate in the celebration of the Eucharist when we receive Holy Communion. We are encouraged to receive Communion devoutly and frequently. In order to be properly disposed to receive Communion, participants should not be conscious of grave sin and normally should have fasted for one hour. A person who is conscious of grave sin is not to receive the Body and Blood of the Lord without prior sacramental confession except for a grave reason where there is no opportunity for confession. In this case, the person is to be mindful of the obligation to make an act of perfect contrition, including the intention of confessing as soon as possible (canon 916). A frequent reception of the Sacrament of Penance is encouraged for all. For our fellow Christians We welcome our fellow Christians to this celebration of the Eucharist as our brothers and sisters. We pray that our common baptism and the action of the Holy Spirit in this Eucharist will draw us closer to one another and begin to dispel the sad divisions which separate us. We pray that these will lessen and finally disappear, in keeping with Christ’s prayer for us “that they may all be one” (Jn 17:21). Because Catholics believe that the celebration of the Eucharist is a sign of the reality of the oneness of faith, life, and worship, members of those churches with whom we are not yet fully united are ordinarily not admitted to Holy Communion. Eucharistic sharing in exceptional circumstances by other Christians requires permission according to the directives of the diocesan bishop and the provisions of canon law (canon 844.4) Members of the Orthodox Churches, the Assyrian Church of the East, and the Polish National Catholic Church are urged to respect the discipline of their own Churches. According to Roman Catholic discipline, the Code of Canon Law does not object to the reception of communion by Christians of these Churches (canon 844.3). For those not receiving Holy Communion All who are not receiving Holy Communion are encouraged to express in their hearts a prayerful desire for unity with the Lord Jesus and with one another. For non-Christians We also welcome to this celebration those who do not share our faith in Jesus Christ. While we cannot admit them to Holy Communion, we ask them to offer their prayers for the peace and the unity of the human family. National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC, November 1996

28 The Bishops and Archbishops of Newark James Roosevelt Bayley First Bishop of Newark, 1853-1872 (Seventh Archbishop of Baltimore) Michael Augustin Corrigan Second Bishop of Newark, 1873-1880 (Sixth Bishop and Third Archbishop of New York) Winand Michael Wigger Third Bishop of Newark, 1881-1901 John Joseph O’Connor Fourth Bishop of Newark, 1901-1927 Thomas Joseph Walsh Fifth Bishop of Newark, 1928-1937 First Archbishop of Newark, 1937-1952 Thomas Aloysius Boland Second Archbishop of Newark, 1952-1974 Peter Leo Gerety Third Archbishop of Newark, 1974-1986 Theodore Edgar McCarrick Fourth Archbishop of Newark, 1986-2000 (Fifth Archbishop of Washington Created Cardinal Priest of Sts. Nereus and Achilleus, February 22, 2001) John Joseph Myers Fifth Archbishop of Newark, 2001-2016 Joseph William Cardinal Tobin Sixth Archbishop of Newark, 2017 - Created Cardinal Priest of Santa Maria delle Grazie al Trionfale November 19, 2016

The Coat of Arms of His Eminence Joseph William Cardinal Tobin, C.Ss.R. Archbishop of Newark

The Coat of Arms of Joseph William Cardinal Tobin is a combination of his personal coat of arms as a bishop and the coat of arms of the Archdiocese of Newark. His personal coat of arms, represented on the right side of the shield as one views it, consists of three elements: a Cross between a perch with a sponge in bend and a spear in bar, supported by a mount of three coupeaux vert (green), before an argent (silver/white) field; three oak leaves on a field of azure (blue), and a fleur de lis on a field of gules (red), a symbol of transparency, justice and truth. The cross between the perch with the sponge and the spear, the mount representing the event on the Golgotha and the vert (green) color recalling the hope and virtue that holds us in the pilgrimage toward salvation come from the coat of arms of the C.Ss.R. (Redemptorists) Congregation to which His Eminence belongs. The oak leaves come from the crest of the Tobin family. In heraldry, the oak is the symbol of strength necessary to follow the Word of God to reach, at the end of our pilgrimage on earth, the salvation of our souls. The azure (blue) field symbolizes the separation from the worldly values and the ascent of the soul toward God, the celestial virtues that raise us from the things of the earth toward the sky. The fleur de lis is a classical symbol of the iconography of Saint Joseph, the Cardinal’s patron saint, and the gules (red) field symbolizes the love of the Father who sent the Son to shed His blood for us. His Eminence chose the motto ‘Gaudete in Domino – Rejoice in the Lord’ – from the Letter of St. Paul to the Philippians: “Rejoice in the Lord always. I say it again: Rejoice!” (Phil. 4:4) The left side of the shield displays the jurisdictional arms of the Archdiocese of Newark, based on the coat of arms of Newark, Nottinghamshire, England, to reflect the origins of the name of the See City. The upper portion of the arms of the Archdiocese includes an argent (silver/white) crescent between two silver/white trefoils (heraldic shamrocks). The crescent is to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary in her title of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Archdiocese, the United States of America and the major seminary of the Archdiocese. This ancient symbol of Mary is derived from the Book of Revelation: “And a great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars.” (Rev. 12:1) The shamrocks are to honor St. Patrick, titular of the Pro-Cathedral; and the gules (red) background of the upper portion signifies the blood coming forth from Christ’s Sacred Heart, the title of the Cathedral Basilica of Newark. The azure (blue) and argent (silver/white) waves are generally seen as heraldic representations for rivers or bodies of water. The City of Newark in England is located on the River Trent. In New Jersey, parts of the Hackensack, Hudson, Passaic, Rahway, Raritan and Saddle Rivers flow through the Archdiocese of Newark. The external ornaments are composed of the red pontifical hat with 15 tassels on each side, a gold processional cross (having two cross members), and a pallium (with small black crosses) signifying both a Metropolitan Archbishop’s authority and his communion with the Holy Father.