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WAY AND PORTRAITS OF JOHN KNOA.
TIE EARLY KINGS OF NORWAY; also AN ESSAY
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At the recent reception of the Papal Nuncio
90 Court of SPAIN King Alfonso addressed the Ncio
as follows: Il consider and shall always con
sder this of the happest days Of my rcgn-this
which now proeues the pleasure Of your presence in
the Acazar see in IL the reconciliation OF the Church
Of which an a with the nation Of which the
King What You bring is what wanting TO me- a
Catholic and also my country. also Catholics proof
Of the affection OF his Holiness my person and family
aud the good harmony between 10y Government and The
Holy See, about which both and the Spanish felt
great an anxiety. BE you welcome! aught could add
to my satisfaction in these monts would certainly be
what you have just said in the Vt him Who being
the Vicar Christ earth has voUcnsaicd NE the grace
Of acting my sponsor AT the baptispal font I know
what duties gratitude and AFT elton impose upon me- AMI
with Gods help viii endeavor 10 funll ttom senior
NuncO, you come u Spain preceded by high rcnOWn as
Of your important MISSION Rely on my support AMI On
IT, liant cooperation al my Government 10 bring that
mission 10 happy issue"
Following the example set them in Switzer-
land the Catholics Itay who reject the DEGREES Of the
Vatican Council have begun the organization of Ma
tional Church On the rs Of May thOse gwen
their adhesion to the project assembled ia Naples The
large hall In which the assembly held dcnscly
crowded Votes 10 the number of 2739 were east for
the Bishop of the Church coadutor Bishop
and a Yicar-General. OF the whole number of votes
LOCI were cast by SgnOr PauIa, Secretary General
the soceie Emancipatrce proxy for members not in
attendance. Monsgnor Dominica Panell, Archbishop
of LYDIA, was elected BishOp; Canon stanslao
Tsabaeoo, Bishop COadutOr; and the priest LII Il
otaaireo, Vicar General At the close al the pro-
'dnss 1t was decided that memorial Of the events
should be inscribed on a marble tablet and suitably
placed. IL expected that Bishop ianeli wod take
the oath Of office May i6th, II Is said that TINS the
several years OF preparation. Among it, members
Deputies Of the NATIONAL Parliament members vi the bar
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