Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
THE FAMOUS PRIEST.
He Dimes with the pope's Delegate at tn
Catholic Tn versity.

He Dimes With the pope's Delegate at the
Catholic In versity.
DR.. McGlynn, accompanied by has friend,
Bishop Moore of Florida. came over from New
York on Saturday and expected to return today.
DR.. McGlynn's visit at this time in response
to an invitation addressed TO him by Monsignor
Satolli two days after his reinstatement TO the
priesthood To that invitation DIR. McGlynn
replied, stating that he was expecting his friend,
Bishop Moore, from Florida. and if Monsignor
Satolli had no objection he would like to bring
his friend with him. The response was a cordial
invitation to Bishop Moore. The two became
the guests of Monsignor satolli at the Catholic
University, where the latter's permanent head
quarters are established. Yesterday Bishop
Keane. rector of the Catholic University. gave
a special dinner in honor Of the designation OF
Monsignor Satolli a. permanent apostolic dele
gate to the United States. The guests included
DIR. McGlynn and his friend, Bishop Moore of
st. Augustine, Fla, and the faculty of the nni-
versity.
in English and partly in Latin.
Bishop keane, speaking Of the apostolic
delegates mission to the United States,
said in substance: II was recently asked
if | could illustrate BY comparison the rela-
ton of this Office to the church in the United
similar to the change that took place when a
territorial government was elevated TO the dig
nifty of a state government in any portion Of
the Union. territory IL governed by a bu-
reau; a state is governed by a constitution Of
its own similar to those of the original colonies
Thus far the church in the United States has
been. in territorial category, governed by the
holy father through the bureau OF the propa-
ganda. Now it approaches the dignity of a reg
ular governmental organization. and has estab-
lished in its midst branch of the holy fathers
supreme court. Thus can take an honest
pride in the event which we honor today. Long
life. therefore. TO our great and beloved holy
father, Leo XIII. and long life TO his worthy
representative. our apostolic delegate, Arch
bishop Satoli."
THE DELEGATES REPLY.
Mgr Satoiii, in reply, referred to the pope's
love for the American people, in evidence of
which he cited his own appointment as perma-
nent apostolic delegate to this country. he
also thanked Bishop Keane for having afforded
him facilities to make bis residence in the uni
versity. and spoke in high praise Of that insti-
tuition and of the great good it would accom-
plish.
1t is expected that Dr. McGlynn will return
to this city the latter part Of the month. when it
is stated that he will deliver lecture here He
will then come back to New York TO settle up
his affairs, and February he expects to sail
with Bishop Moore for Savannah.
II is said DR.. McGlvnn will go TO Rome as
soon as he had finished the Lenten course Of
lectures for Bishop Moore.
Some Of DR.. McGlynns friends are of the
opinion that his expressed willingness to 60 to
Rome will be regarded by the pope as compli-
ance with the order made that he ehould visit
Rome and that the order will be Suspended.
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
DR.. McGlynn' spent today at the Catholic
University. He not visible TO newspaper
men and there were but few other callers.
He came on to see Mgr. Satoli and his
time was passed with that prelate. He
expected to leave for New York some
time today, but the exact hour was
not known. The conference between
DIR. McGlynn and the representative of the
pope is Of course the leading topic among
Catholics who have taken an interest in the late
controversy. Some wel-informed Catholics are
of the opinion that now the pope will recall his
order directing DR.. McGlynn 10 go to Rome.
If such il the case the announcement will
come from Rome. DR.. McGlynn has a good
many friends in this city who are in sympathy
with his economical if not with his religious
views. He has evidently concluded that his
visit here at this time had better be limited to
the one thing, and PROBABLY for this reason he
has not received more attention.