Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17

Nle- e-..-.stfve to-day as 10 the mission
i..,S--..yror Satolli, and the extent OF
q '---,y.r.. Archbishop Ireland replied
-..t., view of the contradictory re-
-.. nd: into circulation regarding
,s-..s-rrr Satolh, and OF the uncer-
-.-.v .r-o which, in consequence the
-l.E. mind has been thrown, he Is not
,---.r,v.Hing TO speak, however per-
-....r- WAS heretofore his resolve TO be
,rs,. He said:
.,i,- OConnell, who has been espe-
...-~ chosen by the Pope 90 accompany
a. Sqt1.U 10 America and 70 intro
~, him into his new surroundings,
~ f--n New York tomorrow, re-
--iry -1 his duties as rector OF the
t-.s-i,sn College TO Rome. His work
,-,s-sca is finished, and his departure /
,..r, frrthur significance. Mgr. Sa- /
..-,f rsnsins. and will remain with us /
80, GOOD while TO come. The report /
s,t be has beer recalled by the Pope |
,,fsHkely 20 be soon recalled, is simply |
.bsr-5. This report and others, re-
-.rriry similar animus, are the inven-
,',rs ~ parties who suffer defeat from
NJ. ,-ssence. and would be delighted II
q, trss.ipg a public opinion adverse to
..frHrepce they could in some manner
f-,s him to retire from the country.
..RDt those parties know neither Mgr.
S,.,rf nor Leo Nil. Mgr. SatOlli rep
scents the Pope. Opposition TO him is
,,o,s.-,0D 10 the Pope. Disrespect TO
M criticism OF him, is disreSDect to
-,3 criticism OF the Pope. He was
ant directly by Pope Leo to speak to
4rbbishOps assembled In New YORK
,-a mind Of Leo on the school question.
his sheer nonsense 10 say that he was
omitted by courtesy TO the con-
srsrcs. He told the Archbishops,
d the official report Of the con-
s-ence asserts, that he spoke In
he name OF the Pope and declared the
tourhts OF the Pope. This school
s,lqa hsdo uttq6v R9ge st5 tsa9 aD6ssyy year ar
Ane Was YOU'D, the cry went out Cease
&ly that Rome shOdld speak and
TT nothing else could re-establiSh
pace. SoR ONE resolved to speak, and
peak through a living accredited rep
nsentatlye. Those who were sincere
/, their appeal will now be silent and
ausied.
THE address Of Mgr. Satolli had been
,li into bis mouth by the Pope before
be lsit Rome, aud since has been re-
ported 10 the Pope verbally and has re-
,sved bis approval. This a positive,
-lleniabe fact. The controversy is
slal.y settled. The authority with
v1.cl be is invested is unusual; but
ibis shows that the Pope puts unusual
Olfdelce in him.
Considering the fact that.there are
"a The United States nearly 90 diOceses |
Esused not be surprised to hear that
llner0us church cases are awaiting
Hilemeut, some OF them very import |
ilt and far reaching in their bearings. |
Iouaiutain as heretofore the court of |
lst appeal in Rome is TO render very /
lhcg.t and tedious the proceedings |
eld.lg 20 a conclusion. Some i'm /
prIalt cases are already before Mgr. |
Sl'o.i. The Papal representative has
tie further mission to inform himself /
EcoraJeIy about American ecclesiastic- |
g matters in general and 10 report /
nereup0n regularly TO Rome. AS time /
GOES on, new emergencies arising, he /
VII receive other specific powers.
'So far, Mgr. SatOlrS mission has /
,eo productive of much good TO the /
llrcl in America. Despite petty /
S-i..s OF contradiction arising for a /
tle ln certain ecclesiastical storm CEN
ss, he has brought to Us peace and /
1lQllity, and he has inspired CathO-
-ls with greater confidence In the zeal
ll wa-Chfuiness Of the Holy See for
-efspritual interests.
The address on the school question
overs 10 It's brief enunciatiOns the
'ao.e ground, and, with a master pen,
-a'aS out the provinces OF Church and
'4.e. To the Church, and to her alone,
@01g religious instruction; but there
=. and there can be no objection that
-oSiata lays claim to busy itself with
-s secular part. The American people
WI md aSSuredly naught 70 gainSSy in
-s'e propositions. There can be no
'ln .st, for the old time accusation
We. the Church opposes inStruc-
s- or depreCates the efforts OF
- STATE 20 remove ignorance from the
-gfen Of the people. OF course,
,1Ae, aud where schools Of the State
~ 50 conducted as 20 prevent In prac-
~ tle religious education OF the child,
T" ercaDger It's religious faith, Mon
.lor Sato.li demands that Catholics as
S crcumStances warrant maintain
'S'.4, Catholic schools; but he shows
.',1.y the willingness Of the Church TO
asf share towards parallel action, in
.us OF which religion and secular
,,'"edse are both impaired, without
Impeding the other; without
--'el or State covering one the
s-sIs OF the other For him the State
" oug0ear, wherewith to be alarm
u Is an agent for good, to be honor
.-l 10 be benefited by, even though
'..l el at times direction and aid from
~ Is most plain by this time to the
.,sl .-ss''can people that he who runs may
=. n taat the principles of the Ameri-
\, s@spuoiic and Of American liberty,
4. Con having anything to fear from
h.. Oa1hoilc Church, find in her teach
sld influence most solid support.
1 SI7TT no has read the encyclicals OF Leo
Asss-. ano observed his action on Christ
~" cannot doubt Of this. Here and
Individual Catholics may show
nsrrowness and short-sightedness
Ssonish and discourage. But those
are not the Church, whose
1aian and moushplscs Is Leo /