New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16

OF his worthy representative Archbishop Satol In
ying out his instructions, have been relieved Of &C.
clesastica and fully restored 10 my priesy
ministry The manner and the coudt c,S OF this happy
restoration described the statement OF the Apostolic
Delegate. printed In this mornings papers.
nierc DIR. McGlynn read Monsignor satos state
ment which was published in The Tribune
Now that, is n0ds clear by the published statement
OF Archbishop Satoi. relieved restraint
OF certain considerations Of prudence and dellcacy
only too happy 70 publish the letter which presented
the Apostolic Delegate and his acceptance Of which
Immediately followed by the declaration OF the removal OF
the ecclesiastical censures and by this publication
affirm the sentiments which IT contained The letter is
as follows
"Monsienor: very happy learn that IL has been
Judged IS nothing contrary to Catholic doctrine
In the doctrine taught by me it explained by
in the exposition OF the same, which your Grace
and rejoice that you are prepared the C.
clcsiastica censures.
IL assure you that have said and would never
consciously word contrary the teachings OF the
Church and Of the Apostolic See which ceachinss and
notably To those contained In the encyclca Revum New
erum.' l give and have ever given full adhesion and
II whatsoever word may have ever escaped me which
might seem not entirely confornabe those teachings
would Ike to recall IL or TO interpret In
ornable 10 them. have not consciously failed IN the
respect due to the authority Of the Holy Sec but II what.
socvcr word may have escaped coniormaba
to the respect duo 10 should be the first regret
II and to recall II. As to the journey Rome. / Will
make it within three four MONTHS II matter be
not otherwise determined by the Holy Father
II am Your Gracc's very obed.cnt servant
EDWARD McGLYNN"
II in due time the Holy Father should express a wish
to see me shall 10 very happy indeed to comply with
his wish, and 10 have that occasion thank him In per-
for his kindly and enlightened Judgment and action In
my behalf. The exposition Of doctrine mentioned in
Archbishop Satos statement and in my letter him Is
the following:
U;crc DR.. McClynn read long statement Of the
of opbtI Uni, "A
Labor Party)
In the statement presented IN Archbishop Satoi, and
which l have just now read. there is tosc Of you
familiar with the doctrines for yourselvcs.
minimizing departing from the doctrines Of the United
Labor Party platform Of the Anu-Povery Society
have been teaching the doctrine for years. NO man
surely could be sensitive any such departure.
could deploro IL bitterly than the who wrote
the platform OF the United Labor party and the preamble
10 the constitution OF the AntPovcty Society namely.
my friend, Mr.. Henry George. whom copy Of
this exposition Of doctrine. and who IN hi, letter OF ac-
knowledgmcnt 10 me laid Of II:
"lt is entirely worthy Of yourself OF tho occasion and
Of the great opportunities before you-orporuntcs
arecr any parish or any could afford For
the great movement which We have both at heart Is
rapidly passing through IL, preliminary Stages and your
restoration urges IL That may have health and
strength for the work before you is earnest prayer
IL very pertinent the matter In hand and t, great
questions uppcmost IN the public mind TO make the
following quotation from the letter Of Henry George
TO My appreciation Of the present Pope greatly in
creased BY the cncyccsl has been steadily growing and
since the GRAND Of the Abgae has developed has reached
the hiehet point would previously have seemed IN
credible that radical comprehensive and IA Preaching
could have been tho work o! his surroundings ana
age. Nothing l recall ha. surprised aud
.ritncd for the powers linked against IL have seemed
be too great be broken down save in long yeats
1t seems indeed II greater power had on all sides
oyerfuled evil for good"
After DR.. McGlynn had read III" foregoing he SAID
My dear friends. ! am tired and will say no more
except God bless the Pope. God bios ms worthy
representative. MOnsCnor SatOlu: God bless our
I Church. God beloved country ,'oi blHs~
is all. every and God hlc.s our enemies. u We
over the marvellous events that have recently taken
place. let Us all RI" and sing GLORY to "od' HAZE
iuiah" M -. ~.
The audience arose and sang with VIII. Then
Dr. Ncf,lynn said good night