The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-07

Was tnlt lbr. 1lStiynn Is 10 DC TepeiNcu Unck
into good standing. 1t is believed that he is
to make public announcement that he is
renitrnt for tho manner in which no de-
nounced tho Catholic Church authorities after
his communication. Archbishop Corrigan
said to SrN reporter yesterday:
You may say that d.. McGlynn is coming
back to tho Church. There is to be no reoren-
Ing o. the case. as has often been intimatel in
the newspapers. 1t should be remembered
that the Doctor was never tried. At least Six
times he was ordered to Rome and each time
he refused to go. He was communicated
simply for disoIeying the rope's request
cannot say Just yet what the Doctor is to do
before he is restored. cannot tell whether or
not he is to make public retractlon Of his
utierances during the past five years. You
can stnte that settlement satisfactory to
both sides has been made"
Who arranged it asked tho reporter.
Archbishop Satolli." said DR.. Corrigan. 81
was not present personally"
who represented DR.. McGlynn?'
Il think DR.. McGlynn represented himself"
The Archbishop declined TO discuss the mat
torfurther. An interesting question Is whether
or not DR.. McGlynn is to To under Archbishop
Corrlgan's jurisdiction. 1t Is believed that
after making an apology to Archbishop Corri-
gan he will be assigned to another diocese. lie
hhs many friends IN the hierarchy. any Of
w W hANo nun uAack hio
jurisdiction.
Alter being out Of the priesthood for so many
20 INFO retrent in some monastery. flo may
secluds himself ~ meditation and prayer for
asp or SS IL from
IN Archbishop or Bishop. probably from
Archbishop Corrigan. empowering him. to
faculties from Archbishop corrisan il is quits
possible he will say mass a. the altar OF st:
which supported him in his controversy.
should he desire to nssomr attached to an
him vns is caaa an .Stt*ah s
Wit b s s srSs y Il sG?I wba w I
torrceive him Us II recon men aatiou.
~ MN reporter called last night at DR.. Nc
GGlynns sister hous =. M, Wiorgh,ynvsnu
c nt0oklyn n. and sent note to him. lhs servant
pr. McGiynn preecn,s his compliments and
4 story is told in C"thelic Circles which has
some 90 ticni hcancG now that Dr McH!ynn is to
the American College in. Rome. Who j. in this
S cs now rs Ar"hnishop sa,oI!i's com
and the celebration OF the contennry Of the
archdiocese s Of Baltimore. Acrprdins to the
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than the authorities in Koine had he.
SSs 1sS '' sal n 's.t it in 'art MFT
81 the country he found adLerents Of DR.: No
md sy sSt a ne" the Clergy ana tEo a
ms influences in Rome and has close relations
w, ra, me TnEps He i regarded pr4ttEe Of
YIN tie tho eha n n'aH @h sfhs?
Sh,sshfins TO 40 with Inducing the Pope to CON
u Dr. e iS gn"st the
cannot be answered at present. '''N'
..AArrsSaa6'shon CorT!gap rsCeiych yesterday AZ.
Ss HS S1hSEH shopy e %fse sncs s,S
cation OF Tho rroragana. With 1 the a IIss
the Popc. has commissioned him .lsatoili, t
o e.. sreness to s%
~ further sid ihat IL had fili power % SGT ST
priests whom no win select. .Iis letter sal sal
cases Is auIskly as possible. and in ordep 1 tha
peace and harmony might be maintained il
gave this power to XrehyisHop satoIli ty de-
SSs .o. Oct 80 last, and the Pope approved tn
sT1 5 E ssfo Ef'5fI fsS
and p to IN ss
e sSs's OF O, his s,ay sad WIN deT:Sa on liz
Ny II there are any discussions he will re-
pain here to settle them. The controversy
seittiweeh bishop Migger and Father CorrigaI
M lie ono oil tho il!st cases to be heard by
nm. That case. It IS believed will be- one 81
me most impnrtaht to come lcfore him. 1t in.
tb o.Vesi as well as = personal Disagreement Le.
te blshop and tho priest. an lntense race
tsseiing botw"en the German and Irish priests
0tthe country. In this section Of tue country
and Northwest Wv "'''
20 much power has hesn given to Arch.
hlshcp, satoili that lie has heen called "the
EHope OF america name which he ,!sowns
III IS q tall man, mud in the street h. wears d
i iilE nat; D., McGlynn, il ono Of, his, Ant.
b. would SEQ the day when IAN American
ii Hpe hw3n!d WALK Iown tr2adway In stove
ttS ay several sysrhI times During tho Coniercnce
S S91s e. Ar.hhish9n sat n and Mgr, O'tonnsl
curing tho Conferences tbs tall form OF Arch
o o,,snon Satolli. TONED BY glossy silk hat. wa,
''irn seen On broadway and Fifth avenue.
Archbishop SatoIli Was In this city once be.
III ~ ms resent visit. That was In Novcmber
.o opM'i when he represented tho Pope ut III,
ccaNthin. OF the Catholic University and tht
centenary of tho archiiocaso Of !;uitimorr ii,
tbna DmNt 20 years old. and is sud 10 IL ono %
H. Ia most learned men in the Catholic Churrl,
WIS PRESIDENT VI the College Of I.ubie Ne, lc al