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a GERMAN The MOVER ~ THE
EFFORT.
Provided the Pope VIII Lrnd Ills
Corporation, "MaryelOus Io.
suits" are Predic;ed.s
- iNtN~iANh TT lhN News
TuE CATHOLIC EMIGRATION.
a Plan toe ih- rrcyouiion or Ancri'
cuufaiua Foreigners.

1
cRniHinz Foreigners.
BERLtN. Aiay g7.-It Ia learned hero
| that Heir Cap.nrly IL the principal
I mover IN the efforts Of the European
| Catholic emigration societies % Induce
the Popo u follow distinct national
lines Ia fostering church work among
The Catholic emlgrAnA Ia America.
This subject was referred 10 Ia recent
dispatches. Capgnsly'a championship
Of the Germans In America has borne
fruit IN frequent Instructions TO Herr
Won Schl1tlef German representative
at ihe Vatican, 10 use his influence
whenever lac c1uld. The AustfU-
! Hungarian ambassador, II u unior.
stood, has similar INSTRUCTIONS, and
Capcn-ly, whom hr went 10 Rome to
| pforent the memorial OF the conference.
was armed with letters ~ approval
from many prominent European mud
Canadian Catholics.
| Speaking Of the nomination " Kan.
zafd as archbishop In America, An-
hassador Won SohlOckor saii u Capcn.
ely; "lhis DO nn Important got, that
VIII Interest all Prussia" uu added
That he would warmly congratulate
AMI thank the cardinal secretary Of
state Tor this choice, 30 favorable 10
German Interests.
NJ. MUrclur Of Quebec warmly re-
commented the plan To the Pope, say-
ing that when ho assisted az the Balu.
more services no felt acute pain Oh
finding that there were no Canadians
among the American bishops, not.
wiihHtlniing that there were moro
than a million Canadians In thu United
states.
II h significant shat this whole
business has been conducted 70 far
without the knowledge or advice of
the American hierarchy. This cam.
nsign has been directed solely by tile
committee ia Germany, which, 10y is
activity, has secured the support and
appreciation Of other European coun.
tries. There viii he great curiosity 10
know the View the American bishops
take OF the matter.
The plan proposed In the memorial
seems TO be peculiarly adapted ior the
preservation IN America OF the Ian.
guagc- and race distinctions Of the
emlgRni. IL has been impossible 10
secure list u the signatures 10 this
memorial, but the body Of the docu.
mcnt Itself has been obtained. IL
speaks Of the Lucerne congress rs n
meeting 10 consider tho best means Of
securing the spiritual and temporal
welfare Of their Catholic fellow.coun.
trymen who were emigratins to
America at the rate OF upwards Of four
hundred thousand year.
"Ihcse numerous cmigfants" says
the memorial, "cOuld constitute
factor Ia the development OF CathOlIcy
i la all ~ ~ a fNAFNssu fIssNN
gee. ON n detail tn. plans necessary
TO carry Out the Views. First VI ali, It
would he necessary To form Into sonar.
ate parishes or missions tho different
natlonalitles, where the numbers aud
resources NO allow, and the parishes
should be cOnlned 10 priests Of tho
the same nationality.
"In this wGy," says the memorial,
"cherlshcd recOllectlonH Of the father
land would be- constantly brought back
10 the immigrants"
Where the limited number Of the
different nalionllities viii not permit
of separate parishes, the priests direct
ing such groups should DO conveTsant
with their different languages aud
should hs obliged TO give instructions
10 all tue different groups In their own
language. Where there arc already
Christian public schools parochial
suhOOls arc 10 DO established. Thu
list Of studies for these schoOia
should always comprise tbs national
language OF the different races Of emf.
grants, as well us tne language aud
history OF their adopted country.
Catholic associations OF different kinds
should be formed TO preserve the
Catholics from radical societies, Free
Masonry, etc. The Catholics OF every
nationality should have OGc bishop Of
their own race.
ain all the Catholic countries from
which immigration IL taking place tho
Holy See should favor the shelter
seminarits and schools Instituted for
the education Of missionaries for the
omigfnnts. A number Of Italian
missionaries have already gone 10
America, and others Of other nations
arc waiting for the Pope 10 guarantee
them an untrammollod exercise " the
ministry by decree OF his lnfalllble
wisdom. Thus, provided tho Holy See
viii lend It's Indispensable co.opora-
ton, marvellous results will be obtained.
Poor emigrauts will lind again In
America their own parishes, their own
schools, theii own societies, their own
language, aud they viii prove the
means OF extending the limits OF Jesus
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