New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
IN THE NAME OF THE POPE.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND DEFINES MONSIGNOR
SATOILLS POWERS.
OPPOSITION TO HIM Is OPPOSITION TO TIE
HOLY sEE-NO APPEAL FROM HIS

OPPOSITION TO HIM Is OPPOSITION TO TIE
HOLY sEE-No APPEAL FROM HIS
DECISIONS
st Paul, MIMI, Dec. i6.-When asked BY reporter
today a. to the mission Of Mgr. satolli ana the eA
tent OF his powers Archbishop Ireland replied mat
In view Of the contradictory reports put In circulation
regarding MGR. satoln and OF the unc"rtain'y INTO
which consequence the publc mind ina been thrown
he lie bot nov unwilling 10 speak however persistent
| has been his resolve heretofore TO Re silent. lie
said IN part
Mgr. satoh will remain with ms for a goo1 whi''
20 inc report that he has been recalled py 'le
Pope, Is likely 20 he recalled Is simply aDsuf"
This report and others revealing similar nimuS are
the inventions OF persons who suffer defeat from his
presence and would b. delighted II by creating i
public opinion adverse 10 hi, Influence ihey c"""
In manner force him 10 retire flom the country
Blu, these persons know neither Mgr. Satoi nor Leo
KILL Mgr Satolli represents the Pope. "ppoSluo"
to him Is opposition the Pope. Disrrspct TO hn'
criticism OF him. Is dsrcspcct to Or criticism oil 'h
Pope. He was sent directly by Pope Leo to speak
To the ArchblSh0p> assembled In NewlorK the "l""
OF Leo the school question. tn" scho 0ucA'ioh
had for more than year agitatcd the 'hurch j"
America. Amid the din OF controversy Tn" appear 70
Rome was loud the cry went ont ceaS"leSsIy 'ha'
Rome should speak and that nothing else wohu To-
establish peace so Rome resolved to speak ana spoke
through living accredited representative. THOSE
who were sincere In their appeal Will now DC Sl'e'
and satisfied. The address OF Mgr SatoIl fau "'''
pu into his mouth by the Pope Defore he c't Rome
and since has reported to the Pope verbally ana
has received his approval. This Is positive undo
| nioble fact. The controversy Is finally settled
Mgr sa,oi has also received ample powers ~
settlc all disputes between bishops and priests a
COPY Of his power, has been cent 10 the BISHOPS III
Zach ease he 1, to have two assistants chosen from
emncn, members Of the clergy ana DIS de''',o" u ~
no absolutely without appeal. The authority WIN
which hc is invested is unusual: but TN, shows that
The Pope put, unusual confidence In him. some I'M
ro,tant ca>cs are already before Mgr. satDlh iho
ronol eprecntaivc has the further mission to inform
himself accurately about American ercl'Aa>u'hi
mottcrs I'm general and 20 report hcreupon regularly
10 Rome. 49,
so far Mgr Satolli'S mission has been productive
NJ much good to the Church in America. The ah'reSS
on the school question covers in lis bricf enuh'ia"''
The Who'll. ground, and with master pen marks oh'
thc provinces Of Church and state y word on the
renoted difference between Mgr. Satolls address ana
tn resolutions Of the Arclbi,opS on the school qes
ton Whatever be- the private opinions OF SOM
prclatcs II matter OF which know nothing. am sure
Cha, tbefe + no contradiction whatever between the
official resolutions ~ the conference and the discourse
~ Mgr saolli II absurd suppose that The Arch
hisbons vouM oniclaly pu, Themselves record
against the representative Of the Pope speaking III
Tho name Of the Pope. They formally take In their
resolutions ~ the basis ~ their conclusions the decree
OF baltimore and the decisions Of IN" lioly see NV
,bc word, and decisions of The liOIy see they max"
room for all explanation, ana development Of TIE
DEGREES 81 Baltimore which NAV have come from Rome
since the holding of the council" ~. for Instance. tho
decision I'm the socacd rarihau ease. and the very
teaching Of Mgr 'atoli. vocine for America The NINA
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