The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
DIR. M'GLYNN WILL SAY MASS
Hrs OLD PARTsHIONERs GIVE HIM A
PURSE OF $4,000.
Tonight He VIII Speak in Cooper Union
to the Anti-poverty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From What lie Has Already Said There

70 the Aut,.povertv ,oc,etv-s.,ect,or,
From What He Has Already said There
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BRoonLrs. Dec. a.
Dr. Henry cnr.y THIRTEEN 't,.,t and Second arenu.:
Greetings ana love to all friends shall celebrate
mass 'ono' row In BROOKLYN T. NcaLrSH
DR.. McGlynn came over from Brooklyn In
the afternoon. lilo visited Dr. Carey at
o'clock. committee. consisting o: the Doc
tor. John H. Feeney. Edward Mcconnell. Ed
ward McDermott. and John J. Bealin, who rep
resented Dr. McGlynns old parlshioners. were
wanting In Dr. eareys private oihce Tor MIN.
Or. MeGiynn shook hands all around and re-
Gelved the concentrations Of the party. Then
~. Sarey TOOK the pis "ao Oh Oils from MS
Dc sEsth and M ssia ,,,
accent this nnrss from your Ola ror,.n,on wv.
'e a Of s hsr e eonape ns S.o
G Dr. Mee Tu mass short sDeseb IN III,
course Of which he said he cared m ore for the
regard and the good will OF tn. people Of 81,
in the world. He said he was greatly pleased
that he would be permitted to celebrate mass
on Christmas morning.
DR.. McGlynn stayed at DR.. carey's until
CLOCK an Inc even'nH. ne ord not SEQ any
body but the committee. He went home
pubication. hut he said he honed ha would
have a good audience at his meeting IN Cooper
then about his case Tho Doctor will cela.
They will DO in tho college chanel connected
with tho roman Catholic church IN w HI1u
They will all be private. His only public an.
pea ara will be at the Anti,P0yerty meeting
signilcanco q Christmas It was rerorted
saH had d given "ps 0u' '"a'' w. casey
and said GAi sffH sss not
going to celebrate mass in his church.
shys sfn have bin sh %H
pleased at his restoration to prestly duties.
aud he Tci9ts in any church where there
too that | am most happy to have lived
,Mss n sno ~ to hnow that tie ground
c erdent 1b this a.. Har 9ther Is
the % deeply and vsev ana mas tba nr nsS
that he understood the = necessities q the case
IN tn IKE n s With
sentative WIN not % set aside Or Suestioned.a as
There were many callers at the Arc hfo;lshop's
tho return Of Dr. spn bu n tnase c
were answered by this note, written aH by the
Ar!.c!hnIEi i ,,,,,,. -. ,.o..., -,., 1890.
The Archbishop has learned With great
to tho .communi,o9n Of the Church At the
most reverend delegate apostolic his thank.
pE n hs n, go9a MS Lxceency has
Aohueie on az 'ho W eHisoe.
In reply ton note sent to him BY SUN re-
porter. the Archbishop said:
hhV4no Interruption as to the conditions
under which Dr. McGlynn returns to the
Church.
At tho residence OF DR.. NfcGlyrn. 6a9. VIII
loughhy avenue: brooklyn. there was evidence
inGton. Pr MeGlynn left tho house early in
the morning to confer. It was said. with his
friend. Dr. Burtsell. DR.. McGlynn's old
paris arrshh2i I are already making efforts to
Stephens Church. Many OF them will attend
Dr. Malone,s church this morning.
. The more recent doings OF DR.. McGlynn.
those which led Immediately to his suspen-
sion III iooo ana MS GXcommunlcatlon the
next year ana tnose when followed his OK
communication have been OF such character
and volume as to quito crowd the rublic eve
and mind. and the fact ia not aenerotlv cnnsi1'
ga II, ~ ~; nnnt ~ 49,, 40 &c ~ my
ersu .htt us Gun. hHsnacy ua'es PACK very many
years. IL 49, perhaps; not wei remembered
that long before the Henry George entnngle-
ment DR. McGlynn got into serious trouble
and disfayor with his ecclesiastical suneriors
and with Rome because OF his connectinn with
thn lriah ionG SaHma doIpoS oon IN
~ 'su " .o"s No uuEo t.ouG Dcioio
hishon and his rb,irch nvar tha snbnnG cn ien
tion. At time when II was Sntion al what bar Ia