The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-19
DIR. MGLYNN ON SAT0LLI.
THE POPE's DELEG1TE A BEARER OF
COMFORT TO CITHOLIcs.

Priests VIII No Longer Turn Away from
Their ConfrssionnIs Parents Who Send
Their Children TO Public schools-SatoIlis
Address n Kebuke to Men Who Had
Excellent Intentions hut Narrow Minds"
Archbishop Satolli and the School oues-
ton" was the subject Of DR.. McGlynns adj
dress to the Anti-Poverty people In Cooper
Union Hall last night. In view OF the new
phase which DR.. McGlynn's relation to tho
Church has sumed. it had been expected that
there would be u larger attendance than usual
at this lecture. But the hall WAS hardly moro
than half filed. and there were but fcw new
faces in tho audience.
DR.. McGlynn arrived fifteen minutes lnts.
After tie Anti-Poverty choir had sung he APP
peared upon the platform and was cheered. A
bunch of big red roses was handed to him.
He nodded to the choir to sing again to put
stop to tho ELUSIVE applause. and when both
music and cheering had stopped he arose to
speak. Ho first announced that the subject
of his speech for next Sunday night would be
Tho Significance Of Christmas" He then
began reading what he called synopsis Of his
lecture for tho evening. This synopsis con-
tanned in n brief form the substance OF the lee
ture, and when he had finished 1t he went over
the statements and enlarged upon them.
Il am glad tonight" he read. ito speak
words OF praise and congrntulation for the ud-
dress made by Archbishop Satolli, in the name
of the Pope. to the Arehbishops of the United
States which has been published. and Of the
original Latin. of which l now hold In my
hand n copy. This address and the presence
of Archbishop Satolli here as u delegate OF the
Popo mark the beginning Of new and i'm
portant epoch for the Catholic Church in the
'n,ee e'a'us
Il sincerely rejoice over whatha happened.
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spiritual md temnoral Of NV fellow Catholics
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given great comfort TO tho conscences and to
IN. HEARTS of NOT n f,,v Catholics and ar. wall
s -. M noua ~ u a." are wei
things still to come. No one not very dull
or blind to what has been going on over large
Part q our country can DO unaware that
ha sn S1nscsnees pave vsry iTeluenty
injury done done. mostly t3 The CHURCH;
agitation OF what has been called the school
question; anH aEain' IN some OF the practical
cathoe bee soey b~
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