The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-08
NOT POPE OF AMERICA.
MGR. SATOLLI RBPUDIATHS A
NAME APPLImD TO HIM.

He Occupies With Reference to the
Catholic Hierarchy Here the Position
of Our Supreme Court to Other
Courts-A Report That the McGlynn
Case is to Be Laid Before Him.
NEW YoRK, Dec. IA special to the
Sun from Washington gives the substancs
OF an interview its correspondent had with
Mgr. Satolli and Bishop Keane. Bishop
Keane expressed a belief that the case OF
DR.. McGlynn has not yet been referred to
Mgr. Satolli as a church court, but such
action is probable soon. Mgr. Satoili said
the general statement that the case of DIR.
McGlynn had been referred to him for set-
tlement was premature. and the more ex-
plicit statement that he had been taken back
into the church was false. Respecting the
report that he had been appointed by the
pope TO settle questions between bishops and
priests in the United States. Mgr. Satoilf
said he had such authority. but it was
absurd to call him the pope Of America.
sAToLLI's MISSION EXPLAINED.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE mission Of
Mgr. Sstoll to the United States,n said a
distinguished official Of tho Catholic church
to-day, "is sufficiently interesting la itsek.
without IL being accredited with purposes
not yet contemplated. IL would probably
simplify matters 10 state that Mgr. Satolli
occupies with reference TO the Catholic
hierarchy here the position Of your supreme
court with regard Co other courts.
His jurisdiction is appellate, final There
is no appeal from him to the propaganda,
because he represents the propaganda, and
Is clothed with all their powers. This anal
oRy will appear more clear II you win state
further that be is authorized TO form o
court, to consist Of archbishops, bishops or
priests to sit In Judgment with him, and
that he will associate with himself In shs
exercise of his judicial functions two other
dtgnitaries OF the church aud that this oourb
will sic Ia Washington city"
A DENIAL BY ARCHBISHOP ooRRroAN.
NEW YoRK, Dec 7.-Archbishop CORR.
gan denies the report quoting him as saying
that DR.. mc9lynn wOVld be restored asa
priest in good standing. DR.. McGlynn's
friends are confident that the coming OF
Mgr. Setolli TO settle the disputed cases In
the church and establish peace and harmony
In the American dloceses will result in a
formal hearing OF the McGlynn csse They
say that DIR. McGlynu's only difference
with the church was q refusal TO go to
Rome when ordered, and he now has an
opportunity for a hearing here In this
country.
sAToLLr ON THE SCHOOLS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. I'm an address Mgr.
Satoli tho papal delegate, delivered at res
cent meeting OF the American archbishops,
at New York, on the subject 'for settling Of
the school qusstion:and the giving OF reB-
gious education" he said: ITO the Catholio
church belongs the duty and divine right OF
teaching ell nations to believe the truth OF
the gospel and to observe whatsoever Christ
| commanded" Matthew xviii, 29l.
"In her likeness ia vested the divine right
nf inst e..
10 the kingdom Of heaven Mark K, I'D.
Conc. Bait, Pl, I'll. No. l94. That is to
say, she holds for herself the right of teach-
ing the truths of the faith and the laws of
morals In order to bring up the youth in
habits OF natural science; but the Catholic
church shrInks from features Of the public
schools which are opposed TO the truth Of
Christianity and 10 morality, and since in
the interest Of society itself these objections
able features are removable. therefore. not
only the bishops but the citizens at large
should labor to remove them, In virtue
OF their own right and In the cause OF
morality.
SIT will be well. as was the won't OF your
fathers and was done In the early days of
the church. to establish weekly Glasses Of
catechisms which all children Of the parish
should attend; for the better success of this
measure, let the zeal Of the
pastors In fulfilling their duty
and the love OF Catholic parents
leave no effort unsparsd, no reprosch. either
in public or In private. shall be cast upon
Catholic parents who send their children to
private schools or academies where better
education Is given under the direction Of
religious or approved and Catholic persons.
IT they make sufficient provision for relig-
ious training of their children let them be
free TO secure in other ways that education
which position their family requires.
at is greatly TO be desired and would be
a most happy arrangement IL the bishop
agree with the civil authorities or with the
members of the school to conduct the school
with mutual attention and due considerations
for their respective rights.
''As for Catholic children that In grsat
numbers are educated in public schools,
where now, Notwithstanding the danger,
they receive no religious instruction at all.
strenuous efforts should be made to noe
leave them without sufficient and reasons
able instruction In the Catholic faith and