Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-16
R0MANlSM.
A Rum6r Concerning Catholic
Church Affairs.
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C0RRlGAN'S STATEilfET.
Whv CoIntN fu.. MI. a. -
cORRlGAN'S STATEMtET.
Why Saiolll Was Given The Power Of
an Apostolic Delegate.
rHIsSrs ARE WELL PLEASED.
Archbishop Ireland Snya Ga. Cntho,tr
Church In America IL Now
Org MIA

NEW YoRIS, Jan. ia London
Correspondent OF u morning paper
cables tho following:
a significant tum9r comea from the
foreign Office concerning Catholic
Church affairs. II declares that the
British minister In Rome had Informed
the government through Lord Roso.
berry that tho Vatican wap greatly dis.
turbed over the condition Of AFFAIRS In
The United States. The atchbIshop
has been communicated with, 1t IL
alleged, - the effect TINT very great
peru fneunces the Interests OF the popo
Ia the United States. AS far NJ can
be uscertaincd, plot was discovered
having ms basis tnr separation OF the
church In America from the mother
church n, Rome, and the creation OF
an independent body with the head
selected 10y American bishops. The
iueh seems TO be 10 congregatc body
similar In some respects 10 the Greek
church OF Russia. Or. Vaughan had
declined TO discuss the matter, but AZ
Ia known that he had given certain
counsel tending to counterfeit the al.
legged conspiracy to create an Amerl.
eau pope for America.
coRRioAN LOYAL TO THE POPE.
On tho announcement that the pope
hau established permanent apostolic
delegation In tho United States aud
named Mgr. Satolli as first delegate,
Archbishop Corrigan prepared tn.
following, which his secretary, Father
Connolly, gave out this evening:
"Ihe Sovereign PontiG, as the
Vatican Council defines, enJoinD I'm.
mediate episcopal jurisdiction over the
entire ncck Of Christ. Tho primacy
OF the apostolic ses carries with II,
from Its very nature, the right TO Rp.
point representative Ia any diocese
IN the worli. To deny this Ia 10 deny
the faith. Consequently when the holy
inther Is pleased 10 make delegate An
apostolic, he has n perfect right 10 do
so. More than this, to doubt Of the
wisdom OF tue holy see In determining
TO appoint such representative no
Catholic who Is well instructed In the |
religion would for n moment think OF |
doing. We all receive this decision of |
tho holy father as We receive nil other |
ieciaions emanating from him with |
the proiounjest reverence, respect and
obedience. Before the holy see acted
there might have boen room for differ.
ence OF opinion. None now exists,
Fer my own part gladly receive ANA
welcome the news in question, always
1t TO be authentic"
Archbishop C0rflgan AImself would
not be seen. 1t was announced that
le prepared u statement upon reading
he report OF the appointment, and had
gone out.
"Archbishop Corrigan, said Father
jonnelly, accepts tho ruling OF the
iOly father as right. There was room
or AN opinion opposed 10 the action
'fevious TO the appointment. Now,
However, there can be but one view OF
he matter"
WY sAToLLI WAS MADE AN AposTLIC
DELEGATE.
The Heraid's Rome correspondent
nys regarding the appointment OF
lgr. Sat0lli as apostolic del. cato that
he immediate reason OF the Pnpnl nc.
ION was the arrival at Rome OF two
lrong protests from Archbishop Corn.
an against tho reinstatement OF DR..
icGlynn, Que addressed to tho pope.
he other to the propaganda. In each
he archbishop complained thnt ne was
ct notified by Mgr. Sa,olli OF DIR. Nc.
Hymns restoration Till the fact became
uolic. The protests were the outcome
Archbishop CorIigan's bitter wrath
the whole course Of the delegate.
'ishop Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn shared
Corrigan's views and was
,istakeu enough to write to Roman
lend that Mgr, Satolli was an Italian
itruder who would be driven back to
.urope.
THE PRIESTS PLEASED.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l4.-No ecclesias.
cal In Baltimore has anything what
yer 10 say regarding tn. APP ointment
Mgr. Sat0lli aa permanent apostolic
slegate TO the United States. Priests
% well pleased and OF the opinion that
will put an end 20 the Inspired publ. {
'tions VI late r, Getting upon tho no. Z
lily Of character Of the ggandest
embers o. the episcopacy ofthe United
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