St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
CORRIGAN'S PROTEST.
He Took Exception to the Man
ner of DR.. McGlynn's Res
tOratiOn.
Archbishop Corrigan Sends Ont a
Significant Letter on the
Pope's Jubilee.

New YORK, JAM 2l-The Herald has
this to say: An eccleSiastic, whose
good faith cannot be doubted, inform ed
our correspondent today that he has in
formation direct from one OF the Propa-
ganda cardinals most competent to
speak upon the subject. "It is true"
said the eceleSiastic, 'that Arch bishop
COrrigan sent protest to Rome, but
there was only one protest TO Rome. 1t
was addressed to the propaganda and
that the archbishop authorized its COM
munication TO the Vatican. The letter
took exception to the manner and
not to the fact of DR.. McGlynn's
restoration and complained of
Mgr. Satolli's failure to confer with
Archbishop Corrigan before passing
Judgment on the case Of priest of his
diocese and of the omission to notify
him of the Judgment until all was made
public"
This explanation leaves 4he main
points of mystery untouched. Arch
bishop Corrigan did protest, and his
protest reached the pope. The holy
father took offense, and Mgr. Satolli
was made permanent apostolic delegate.
The semi-official Moniteur de Roma re-
joices over Mgr. Satolli'S appointment.
which raises the United States from the
position of missionary country to the
rank of full-fedged church.
Archbishop COrrigan has sent letter
relating to the collection for the pope to
be sent to him on the anniversary OF his
epiScopacy to every priest in the diocese
of New York. 1t will DE read in the
churches tomorrow. In it he says:
Having celebrated his jubilee, the
pope has necessarily the right of send
ing his representative whereSOever
he will. Just as the present holy father
was sent to Belgium fifty years ago by
Pope Gregory XVI, 50 Pope Gregory
1900 years ago commissioned Saint
sent the holy see in the terri
tory now covered by the French repub-
lie. In communion with the teachings
of Peter is the mainStay of our faith.
The stronger and tirmer the power of
the Roman pontiff, tho better able and
more willing is he TO defend the power
of subordinate pastors throughout
the world. This is the meaning of
the we'll known saying of St. Greg
DRY the great, by the Vatican council:
My honor is the honor OF the universal
church. My house is the solid strength
of my brethren. Then am truly hon
ored, when the honor gives to each some
benefit Catholics will celebrate with
joy the feast of their venerated father.
This diocese in particular, which
has ever been conspicuous for it's dev0-
ton to the see of Peter. will not allow
the occasion to pass without testifying
anew its loyalty and attachment to the
sovereign pontitf."
DR.. Edward McOlvnn has written for
publication tomorrow letter, in which
he says that he prOpheSied that Pope
LeO'S reign would prove a blessing to
the church, and that the pontiff'S en-
cyclcal on labor and capital was in line
with bis own teachings.
II believe he was eager to use the
IN tchleSS power of his high Office for
the best spiritual and temporal interests
of mankind, and therefore by the tenn
pering of his authority with a broad
conciliatory spirit to remove many
dn obstacle that needlessly i'm
Christian agencies OF the moral
and social world. Although | person
ally. during the greater part of the
years of his p0ntificate, because of my
desire in my much humber sphere TO
do something to make practical the
same ideals, have suffered from the
tribulatiOn from men vested with a part
of his authority, | still, and with better
reason, hold the same opinion of him,
since what was then but prophecy has
been in measure fulfilled by events"
After reviewing the teachings Of the
pope'S encycJical. DR.. McGlynn writes:
The one point in the pope's encycli-
cal that causes miSgivingS TO friends of
the laboring masses was that the pope
seemed to overlook, or ignored, the
rights in the soil that still remained in
the community. But we may so i'll
terpret this part as to make it
perfectly consistent with the teachings
of the other parts of that document.
now especially that the doctrine of the
United Labor party and of the Anti
Poverty society has been judged by the
highest representative of the pope In
this country to contain nothing con-
trary to the teachings of the Catholic
church and of the episcopal see."