New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
WHO WAS SUSTAINED ?
,,SHop wIGGER'S LATEST LETTER.
connexions TO FATHERS KILLEEN AND
h'0 .uxr-sT. THOMAs's CHURCH NOT
EtOPENED.

EFOPENED.
mai, Catholic situation BayOnnc seems
Ino ling more complicated every day. Bishop
to " In thinks that Monsignor >aioll'S decision
WEE rim Notwithstanding all the reports 10 Inc
hV"Vu ,bch said that the decision favored ia'h"r
CONT !, vas generally lclc'ed that 81 Thomas :
biz rould be- Ieopcncd, and Tat " was 10 ~
'h", Yesterday. II Il letter to Fathers Nllieeh
nVr ..on Bishop Wicccr said YESTERDAY mat ~
~" as,s Church might b. opened on FEAST DAYS IL
Tnon"s .oco,iop of The new parish wished and
the - thought II advisable t. do So FMS letter
~ as ot every mss in both II. MlY ana 81
vas ,o.,e,day. To Judge by the letter IT seems
hem' go, Wireer had been sus' aimed in his actions
q i,s,Dor satolli regarding -. Th"nlasS 'hurh.
py sn,on was made in it, however. Of tn" law which
,he sacramentS to those who do not S"hd 'h'r
n. % parochial schools, and which was framed
enA Wiccer TIE letter was moi what II was
" - N be- and 30 there Was some disappointment
eF ., was read. Here is the letter:
'H'- Seton Hall College. s o.
February q. 1898.
uo,,rc had a conference on the matter
ps os, Rev DELEGATE Apostolic Archbishop Sa'
WIN he-sby divide II. Mays parish as follows; The
eA. ., :, Mary's will extend to ST l:eniNs 'huich,
rsi>th..t The new parish to be ch'd the 'h'''u
I'"| =, :, Thomas and st. Henry. will begin at 81
1'i~ Tw,ntv.siNh.st and thence run northward The
Hear Anne will h Of this new parish, ana
NV ~-seation will worship in St HcnryS Church ON
s.~. the rector will preach in English at inc hfs'
ssuS' tn English and German the second mass as
MS aona in the past. On fast days. II the cohsies''
L ma ,.b the rector will at his discretion. say mas'
uV' rnorass 81 Thomas will hcnccforth be us'd
!" ,.,v for divine service, except. OF course inc
eA'D',.. ,oors which are on the first floor
n,s read this notice to your congregation at every
.a,, sunday With best wishes. remain.
Yours very sincerely.
or Newark.
" The Bishop also promises that In case OF
-n Anne, death or of his removal 20 another PARISH
- vu appolnt an Engli.h-spcakng priest IN ms lsNc'
lie VIII "il' w NJ. w.
This letter was read by both Fathers hllech anu
Alma Father Kilccn made no remarks aboat IT,
So. e. Is safe 10 say that he was not pleased Win
T. Father Almc. after he had read the letter, Saih
,ho, good many outsiders had been accusing III"
and pishop Wigccr Of fostering Canen'lyism. lie
ronnued: If they mean by Cahcnsl. ism AZ attempt
:, save per,on,' souls oven when they do not speaS
rrcr.b Then we are guilty. II they mean that We
are tryinc To bring into this country loiti.h
a., ;bnr they mistake. We. who are charged win
spar,rg Cahcr>l vi,m love This country AMI ITS IN
s,,Ntions inst as much any one else does II J.
oneer that We should he denounced for trying 10 Save
souls" . ., ,ho. ,;hon wirror,s
letter showed that MOnSiGnOr SaioIl had uecuel ~
80. a, tho lishnp. other persons IN Bayonne, now
ra. thoneht that Father Klcen had been sustained
and felt as If Bishop NiGGer were trying 10 oeiiS 'ls