The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-17
CONFIRMED ATTHE VATICAN.
,,r srN's NEVIS ABOUT THE PRO
posrp EEsTORA 1ION OF DIR. M'GLrNN.

pOSED RESTORATION OF DIX. M'GLfNN.
,,.,,ca.ure at the Dissentions In the Church
q, America, and n Hint of Decisive Action |
,v the rope-Archbishop Ireland Talks
,r sn,o,li's Mission and tho Fnribnult
l,n-Bi-hop Spnldiue's Opposite Views.
ROME, rcc 1G-The staten nt published in
sNcw York paper recently in regard to a set
,,omrot ur tho differences between the Church
and the Eev. Father McGlynn has received
tn,, confirmation at tho Vatican. The news OF
tho recon citation has produced the happiest
tu,-sss n at the Vatican. where Father Nc
C,vnn lad always been q favorite prior to his
difference with his religious superiors. 1t can
Ia stated on tho highest authority that the
rons has given special power to Mgr. Satolli.
Ns Allocate in America. to settle the case.
The latest reports received at tho Vatican
tram America have caused surprise and vexa-
ton at the opposition that has been begun
against tho results OF the conference recently
lodi in New York and the proposals submit
,.l ty Mgr. Satolli. The Pope. Cardinal
Iampolla. laral Secretary OF state. and Car
dinal Leiochowski. Project of the Propaganda
eyprcss d.spiensure at the course Church
eyent. are taking in America, and the Pope
will shortly take decisive action to bring the
divisions 10 an end.
This despatch. SO far as 1t relates to the case
O, Dr. McCilynn. evidently refers to the news
published in THE Sun Of Dec. Z. Archbishop
torrigan and DR.. McGlynn both declined yes
terlay to say anything on the subiectl
Amnnls,loP IRELAND on sAToILls MISSION.
81. PAUL. Dec. 1t.-WAcn asked by re-
porter to-day ubout the mission Of Mgr. Sa-
TOLL and the extent o: his powers Archbishop
Ireland replied that In view OF the contra
dicory reports regarding Mgr Satolli and !of
tie uncertainty into which. in consequence. the
public mind had been thrown. he was not now
unwilling to speak. however persistent here
tofore his resolve to be silent. He said:
Mgr. OConnell, who had boon especially
chosen by the fope to accompany Mgr. Satolli
" Americn and to introduce him into his new
surroundings. sails from New York tomorrow.
returning to his duties as rector OF the Amer
lean College in Rome. His work in America is
finished. and his departure has no further Gig
nifcance. Mgr Satolli remains and will re-
main with us for n good while to come Tho
report that he has been recalled BY the Pope.
surd. This report. and others revealing
similar animus. are the inventions OF parties
s Ss ssst b h ez.ans pu Sns
opinion adverse to his influence: they could in
9rss hin H ete rom tho
the Pope. Opposition to him is opposition to
Is t JisT Ssv to or criticism Of the Pope He
was sent directly by Pope Leo to speak to the
Of Leo on the school question. II IS sheernon-
sense to say that he was admitted by courtesy
H the
eaTsl liz .no%rGts q the n Pope; ,o~. ,n,n
year agitated the Church in America. Amid
the dine controversy the appeal TO Rome was
establish rsace: So Rome resolved to speak.
sentative Those who we're sincere in their
sppeal viii now BE- si!snt and satisfied: The
tsmp,s to H'' min , the authority Of Mcr
Satolli. or to evate the force OF his words are
Simply The ns st Ss Of Ms1 sato Snss See1
put into his mouth by the Pope before he left
E and hss issa s he s
positive, pndeniable fact. Tie controversy
to settle all disputes between Bishops and
priests, A cory Of his powers has been sent to
assis,ants. chosen from emf emit members Of
the clergy. and his decision is to he absolutely
h% .ps ns Sut h W sb SRsh me as
the Pope puts unusual confidence in him.
Considering the fact that tthere arc in the
not be surprised to hear that numerous church
ease are awaiting settlement. some OF
as in ' their ' baHarin.s. 70 maintain as
hsrs,Oiore. tbs court Of last appeal in remote
1; Is Nsy to TSs
Pore has conferred boon on all parties con-
s GENE, by placing for Or tim: at sast. sG a.
easily seen that no rrelate occupying himself
aSee in America'couid serve as Judge in cases
where ,occasiona lily lie might be himself en-
hGg!ed Ill., Some II, Important cases arc already
"The Papal representative has the further
mission to inform himself accurately about
ann To repor to sm
StSsr Isssss NJ
extensive powers Of regular pelerate ares
whenever later on, this may occur. he will
have successor. the Pore has not yet d.
worE with MR. ' Satoli during his H ' deissation
may find coming to him. and on the degree OF
E sSsch MS presence and action may bring to
SO far Mgr. satoli's mission has been
X H.Sca OF mueh good to the ChuTen o In
s ssas. storm rrntres he has brought to us
pu t wa'eh n,.., Of the Holy See for their
ua@ fssfS eHtua rsaspieuy nis
~ n;G Rn Of Gharacer his prudence. The fruit
",r isD iactor dtIIsmne schooling have been
t T'r nni above al else. We find the cause OF
kntoi nuccsss 70 the wisdom OF Leo and in Mgr
'"'!" Th. docilify to his lessons.
in II, ne ADDRESS on tho school quest ion covers
anH - r u;lri ehunclatous the whole ground.
pn nu WIZ IA, = master ren marks out tho prov.
, ia IT,, u .hurc aud state, To the Church and
E,, ~, tbrslnh t belongs religious instruct on.
Il" S S'Fe IS ant '.-Is "an he No objection that
r'sr T'a,. ay cain I" busy itsslf with the Sec
sm". tn't mo American people will find. as
tnnS N''' nal.ht 10 gaInsay in those PROPOSE
linn linn, mere can he no room left for the old
sr SIR ,"iorura'!oh that the Church opposes In
tnu,ni'l OF herrrcatte~ tbs Efforts ~ the State
nso oniino'e cnyran"e from the children OF the
IN. course While and where schools
w otalo are SO conducted as to
tMt h.. Xxx, n nractlc" h" religious education OF
NJ 'na,h'nr to endaug"r its religious faith,
MT Nnt"lh drmands that Catholic as fnr ~
CsihoIic' " s,n, WARRANT. maintain special
wmln.ness Of he ,hurcn Ia do hsr sh,rr :. To- ~.
liz IN ' ana s. aiHIon' ~ virtue Of which re-
parted. without one IMPEDING tho other WIKI.
W. hurch or state covering Que tho s,hsra
oItIe other For him the Ntats il no ni ~ r"aan
wheTewith to DO alarmed; it is an apeSt T ~