Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
IT CAN BIZ TOLERATED.
Archbishop Irsland's Educational
Policy Receives
THE QUASI ENDORSEMENT OF TIE
Holy Sss--Rsirrsd to a special Connites q he
PrOngsnda--Ii Cannot be Accorded fuIl In
dOrsensnt but Circumstances Make il
Tolsrable--A Letter 10 Ireland.

RoNE, May l0.-The following is the
full text of the deiverances OF the Vati-
can in regard to the attitude OF the
Holy See toward Archbishop Irelsnd's
educational policy as set forth In what
is known as the Observation-Disclosures,
Minnesota, plank:
RoMs, April 80, 1soa.
To Most Rer. John Ireldad, archbishop Of ST.
Paul, MINI.
MosT lLLUsTRIoUs ASD REVEREND SIR
at his pleased your grace to submit 70 the
Judgment OF the Holy Sec tho arrangement
you deemed well 10 make for elementary
schools at Faribault and Saltwater, MINI,
in your Diocese. in order to provide in the
best manner possible for the spiritual twol-
fare OF the children contided 10 your pastor
al care.
This wise resolution OF Your Grace
seemed more prudent because the Hforc-
said arrangement, even though II regarded
only separate and exceptional cases. stu
appeared TO many OF the Bishops, 20 the
members OF the lower clergy and lower
laity as hardly worthy Of approval, may be
because they are not as well acquainted
with the circumstances and conditions Of
the transaction as they ought 10 have been,
in order TO have been able 70 pronounce
thereon their opinion.
For that reason His Holiness confdcd
the examination OF this important question
TO committee Of Cardinals chosen from
the sacred congregation OF the Prpagands.
In a meeting held on the 2ist inst, after
weighing carefully the grave reasons ad-
duced by your Grace with so much clear
ness, which induced you TO enter
into the arrangement mentioned
above and considering the decla-
rations worthy of praise, which show that
in the matter of education your Grace has
always wished 10 maintain inviolnto the
principles set forth by the Holy See. and
commend 10 the observance OF the Bishops
by the councils of Baltimore, particularly.
the third council, their emlnences gave;
their decision on the question submitted 10
them, and IL is found in the accompanied
document, and His Holiness has ratified
and approved the same.
hope Your Grace will be gratfed bys
this decision Of the Holy See. though uu-e
usual provisions made by the diffcrenii
| Bishops in their respective diobeses, ac4
cording 10 the requirments OF circumstan
ces cannot be approved directly by the
Holy See, when they imply departure I'd
certain extent from the general lnw,'
nevertheless, when the Holy see decarcsI
that such provisions may be tolerated, iit
thereby puts an end TO all indiscroot at,
tack upon them.
Furthermore, by order Of His Holiness
-sa<i-Hatls. E,sast-p -pleaouroto 5Hvsolf, mus
not fail 10 inform your Grace that your
expressions OF respect. hlal obedience and
unalterable adherence 10 the Holy See aud
| it's teachings, OF which yor have given
splendid proofs, have oeen most acceptable
| TO the Sovereign Pontin and myself and
have strengthened the full confidence OF
the Holy See In your wisdom and piefy.
Finally i pray that God may preserve
Your Grace and protect you always.
Your Grace's most devoted servant.
NJ. CARD LEDocHowsKI, Prefect.
IGNATIUs.
Archbishop Of Damlata, Secretary.
In special congregation OF the propaganda
held on the 2lst OF April. 1892, 70 consider
the question what judgement Is 10 be form
ed OF the arrangement entered into BY
Archbishop Ireland concerning the two
schools at f'airbsult and Saltwater. MINI.
they decided 10 reply affirmatiyely and
without derogating from the decrees from
the councils OF Baltimore Oh parochiai
schools, that the arrangement entered into
by Archbishop ireland concerning tho
schools az Fairbault and Saltwater. taking
into consideration all the circumstances.
can be tolerated In an audience held on
the same day, His Holiness deigned TO np-
prove the resolution Of the Cardinals given
above I9sATfrs
Archbishop Of Damiata. Seretsry.n