New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
ARCHBISHOPIRELA UPHELD
THE VATICAN CONlMENDS HIS COURSE.

TEXT OF ITS NOTE REGARDING HIS EDUCATIONAL
POLICY.
Rome May 1O.-The following is the full text Of the
deverances Of the Vatican in regard to the atitudc OF
the Holy see toward Archbishop relands educational
policy as set forth in what is known the F''ibault
saltwater (Minnesoal plan
Rome April 80. 1892.
To Most Rev. John Ireland Archbishop Of st. Paul,
MINI.
Most llustrious and Reverend Sir: II las pleased
Your Grace 20 submit to the judgment Of the Holy
See the arrangement you deemed Well to make
for elementary schools at Faribault and saltwater
Minn your diocese, in order TO provide In the peSt
manner ossble for the spiritual welfare of the children
oonfded 10 your pastoral care
This wise resolution OF Your Grace seemed all the
more prudent because the aforesaid arrangement
even though 1t regarded only separate and exceptional
cases stu appeared To many Of the bishops, 70 the
members of the lower clergy and aity as hardly
worthy of approval perhaps because they were no' as
well acquainted with the circumstance and conditions
OF the transaction they ought TO have been IN oide
70 have been able pronounce thereon far opinion
For that reason His Holiness conhded the eA@uiina-
ton o. this important question to committee OF
cardinals chosen from the Congregation OF the
Propaganda In a meeting held Oh the 2lst INST
after weighing carefully the grave reasons addnceo
by Your Grace with much clearneSs when lnouce1
You 10 enter into the arrangement mentioned ABOVE
Ant
which show that In the matter of education Your
Grace has always wished to maintain invioate the
principle, set forth by the Holy See and commended
10 the observance Of the bishops by the COUNCILS u
baltimore particularly the third Council, their Emil
uences gave their decision on the question SlDmEa s
to them, a. " is found in the accompanying o"s2-
ment and Ills Holiness has ratified and approved the
same ...s =. Ant. aoo,,;on
II the Holy see becajse though unusual provisions
made by the different bishcp' In their respective do
d Isl
cannot be approved directly by the Holy see wheh
they impK departure to certain & SA'end' @ ancare .rJn
That such provisions may be tolerated, 1t thereby puts
an end to all indiscrcet attacks upon them and ,r,t,
great pleasure to myself must not fall to inform form
Your Grace that your expressions Of respect ma, Sa
and its tcachiues of which you have given spenHlo psn
gToG have 9eyG mt Sa 1Gsss Ssse 4 the t
confidence of the Holy see IN your wisdom ana cty,
and ns sst pray s God ynf most devoted
servasi, aS lit NJ CARDISXL LEDocoWsKI. rrefect.
IGNATIUS. Archbishop OF Damiata secretary .
In special congregation Of the Propaganda held on
April 81 1902 to consider the question what jIGg 'Gto
by Archbishop Ireland GOVERNING the two schools al
T6aas and Hnn and IN xos s SaSe der Sss aG
the eees Of the eonnes Of Bst,mSie s1sDsd ,n,a Sa
schools that the e he at
baut saltwater taxing into al bs md
on ihe same day HIS Holiness deigned to APPROVE
The resolution Of the cardinals given above o,arv
lGNATTUS Archbishop OIL DaihIh'a' -'erc'"i!'
MINNEAPOLIS Nav 1O.-An autograph letter from
Archbishop Ireland which, il Is believed, se'es DC
vond cavi the attitude of the Vatican toward the so
called Faribault plan has been received by 'he He'
J. G. Byrne The Archbishop says:
The so.called Fahbault plan IS now f9rmauy AZ
lowed I'm spite OF Germans and Jssuits. Inc Gccsio'
Is tolciar protest which, economically. is fully aowen
A Iett1r addressed TO me in the name OF u" piVp
sganda brings out full practical meaning OF w
words The plan is Of course departure rom @ o.e
idel and In case OF departure the canoncal languaee
is tolcran potest. But they imply for practice q
full approval