New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
MoNSIGNOR SATOLLFS DUTIES.
HE WILL EXECUTE TIE VATICAN'S ORDERS.
NOT TIE pEOPAGANDA's.

NOT THE PROPAGANDA'S
The scholastic propositions said prominent
Catholic ccclcsastic 10 n Tribune reporter yesterday
have been entirely eliminated from the duties o.
the Delegate Apostolic. The school controversy has
been transferred 10 Rome. and whatever relation
Monsgnor Sat0 may hereafter have in connection
with the matter will be 10 carry out The orders ol the
Vatican and not those Of the Propaganda. ii j. 20"
known that The first intention Of the Holy fa'hor
was to Summon Archbishop Coiiigan. Archbishop Nat
yer and several Of the prominent bishops to come TO
Rome immediately ana defend their view and action
IN ucrson II then occurred him that II would not
be lust 10 make distinction, and 50 the plan CT sum
monlng the whole ep.copacy 10 Rome" bat III announcer
manner was resolved upon. Hence The haiIdatc S'
ont I, compel each bishop in conscience 70 state his
objections 10 the schema sent here by the rope ana
TO defend them, II they have the courage - do So
"You will Ind the same arguments ana alicRa-
lions made day after day that the archbshops never
ANNOYED The proposions. II Is not customary for
the pope 10 ask cpisc0pacy i'll any country Whc'hc
the bishops Ike his views or not, III lhi' lhS'ah'c
tho proceedings OF the archbishop council III New"
York were carefully compiled for INC piiV''c hio'
nation OF all the bishops iii the United o'a'e' an"
a WAS not deemed necessary TO cmphasiz" the STATE
ncnt that Archbishop sat0lli was present at 'h't
coupcu rs the Apostolic Delegate from the Vatican
The official report OF the proceedings SHOWS tha' II
was thoroughly Understood. Inc 'o""o'' "''"
mously resolved that Cardinal Gibbons VINO WIS
chairman Of tse Conference, should convey ID ''''
IN NonSiCnor sa,olli. the most reverend Apostolic
Delegate their grateful acknowledgment, deep sense
n, rcsnct and best wishes for his person ana sacred
character They also grateful to the HoD
Father for having sent 10 them so learned ana hoiy
- commemorative On a specia, mission. the duucs Oh
which he had so ably discharged
Besides the Official report OF the conference INC
fonrteen propositions also printed ana sent 10
each bishop. At the end OF the propositions Is Inc
following: All the above was read ana cohsideieu
IN the meeting Of the archshops, the diihcuues an
sv-ered and the requisite alterations made November
~ 1892, You would suppose the metropol'ahs mao
,hsn and there made all the changes necessary 10
c,okc them conform 10 the American nina o' inc
hierarchy but the truth Is, the alterations mace re-
lated solely TO forms Of expressions ana not 10 tS
substance OF single proposition In Other words inc
nr,nciples were those OF the Holy Father ara Inc
form In which they were presented WAS the Wo u Oh
the Apostolic Delegate"
1. Now all the attacks and criticisms which nave
onncorcd from time 10 time have assumed ihat MOI
ienor satol was merely tolerated at the coun' M"
hardly respectfully heard that his VISIT ana
ware nh embarrassment, II not an annoyance 10 inv
metropolitans 1t appears. howcver In the report "a
the proceedings. that MonsGnor sa'oih "Au "o' WHY