The sun., 1893-08-19
WHY MGR. SATOLLI CAME
TIE DELEGAT TIE CONVINCED THAT TINS
.iRCHDIoCESE rs LOrLL.
A Statement Fro- His Secretary. Dr. fnpt
The Visit Was Made Mt Archbtshop Cor

-Ihc visit w as Made Mt hrchbtnhop v ot
riE.n's Invitnuo.-A Bint OF the Resuits
DR.. Papi. Secretary OF Mgr satoilL the Apos'
tolic Delegate explained yesterday the. reason
for Mgr. Satolli's visit to Archbishop Corrf'
gan. and expressed the delegates belief In the
loyalty Of the archdiocese, and his pleasure n'
the heartiness OF the greeting accorded him
The reporter said to DIR. Fapi that various rea-
sons had been assigned for the delegates
visit to the archdiocese. and asked what the
real reason Was DR.. Papi replied:
Mgr Satolli came here because Archbishop
Corrigan invited him. He was asked to come
by the Archbishop. In the letter Of invitation
Archbishop Corrigan intimated that Mgr. Sa-
tolli knew perfectly well that the Archbishop
thought as much OF him as OF his mission. and
that he would be glad. in case Mgr satolli
came to Now York. to have the opportunity TO
show him 90. The Archbishop seems to be
sincere. and believe from what have seen
that he thinks a great deal of Mgr Satolli and
OF his mission"
rs it the opinion Of the delegate that In
contrast with the other dioceses OF the coun-
try. that Of New York is opposed to Mgr. sa-
tolli?"
Icannot talk about that. but my private
opinion is that all the private attacks hsve
been made upon Mgr Satolli by irresponsible
persons who think they are doing the right
thing and seem to think that they hold the
views Of the archdiocese"
What does Mgr. Satolli think OF the at
tscks which have been made'"
so far as l know Mgr. Satolli 10 not at all
pleased with tho stories attacking himself
Not that he thinks that they como from any
authoritative source. but he cannot under.
stand that anybody who pretends to be
Catholic can antagonize any person whom or
mission which the Pope bias sent to this coun-
try for the best interests OF the Catholic
Church In America
Mgr Satolii hoped that the people who
have attacked him anonymously would BEE
their mistake and would discontinue their
attacks upon him. for they ought to know by
this time that the Archbishop OF this arch
diocese could not and would not countenance
them. l am sure that Mgr. Sntoli Is veil
pleased with the reception he has received in
New York and knows BY this time that this
archdiocese is as loyal as any other"
DR.. Papi said that it was in his opinion more
an accident than anything else that these At
taeks had heen made in one archdiocese: He
said he thought that Mgr. Satolli believed that
en- ed out since his arrival. lie thought that
Archbishop CorriGan would be left alone TO
attend to these matters.
DR.: Burtsell and of Dr. McGlynn 2" was asked
you were n,5 II my position n,iG Gf in dgr . "a
b.
these matters; Dr. Burtsel! has acharee at
RondSut and sq,prSsss he win attend to that
Mgr. Satolli spent n busy day visiting clergy
men and religious institutions OF the city yes
terday. Nicar-Genera! farley was his escott in
Gabriels rectorr. church. and schools. and was
then driven to, The. Jrsuit,s, Church and College
Of s. Far r, els Nnrier in West sSteehth street.
met at the door hy the Provincial OF the society.
the Very Rev 7, ,. Campbell. $, j.. and the
O'Brien Pardow. $. J. The Pope's Delegate
made short address in English expressive o!
Camp ell then addressed him in Latin. vel
somln g him 70 ,he institution. and Mgr satSlli
Papal Delegate was shown through the col.
ehareh: whieh was lighted "p wit With 800 cleo.
served before Mgr. satoli ended his visit.
Mgr. Satolli next visited the Columbus Hos
u Vest Twelfth street. and then went to the
Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin Father
NJ fSe in yis, aom de.
GRATED with the rapal and American colors.
one oi the former having heen made 10 Rome
Mgr. satolli was, received by the Rev. Father
J. }. DouEherty the President Of the institu:
the i lev. @ Fathers "iancy. j. +. DeisneI. b. b..
". I. MeGll:, and .Obrecht. a ,Trappist from
Rome. The Papai Delegate briefly addressed
pe.sns s Then Tsr Sset sato and E f"her ne Fares S
returned to ArehtlshoI Gorrigens house for
sn sSaity ryF,y1f s,ef 'seFe s st. MS No p snio al
panied by Archbishop Corrgan aud secre.
aries Pani and Connolly. paid visit to Vicar
sacred Heart in West Fifty.ilrst street. He
n spected The church and then the club rooms |
81 the young men and younG women OF the
The young mems rooms were filed With
Members who gave the PaDal Delegate an ex-
a ENtf sh.,T n
horizontal bars. the ladders and the trapeze.
The last visit OF the day was to the Convent |
awhile. where Mgr. Satoli made n address,
md th. PARTY were entertained ut tea. They |
'e'nr4ed 20 the Archtishop's house at 7:35 |
Mgr, Sato!Ii'ts only visitors last evening we're
Mgr de noncilio Of Jersey City and the Rev. |
Dr. Smith. the distinguished canonist OF the !
Among Mgr Satollrs visitors yesterday were |
TX members II the Veteran fnpal Grard. Who |
apt; KiEwan and Lieuts Higgins Breton. |
hughes. Doran: and Dooley.
'as hcon called indiscriminatcIy the AGeGate |
md the Delegate. Father Connolly says his !
roper title is, Apostolic Delegate. He comes
Win power T. act The position OF ablegate is
The Rev; Fathe. Hennessy. pastor Of St.
'atrirk's Church in Jersey city. had special |
udience with Mgr Satoll Yesterday in tho
n 9or th ,b aNeSne
INVITING the delecat" to pontihcate at the high
mass tomorrow. when the sixteenth ami
ersAry ot the dedication OF st. Patrick's
'hurch will he celebrated,
Mgr. Satolli assured Father Hennessy that
would give hin great pleasure to accept the
INVITA- ion. hut he had previous engagement
ie Will visit st. PatricE's on some future oc-
sion.
Father Hennossy had a pleasant interview
7!th Archbishop Corrigan. The Archbishop
eferred tO tho criticisms which had been
assed upon his failure 10 meet tho delegate
n his arrival In Jersey City. lie said he had
OF committed any breach OF etiquette The
ode Il ecclesiastical etiquette does not re-
ure an Archbishop 10 leave his diocese to
!eet any Church dirntary beneath the rapk
I n Cardinal laGate.
Mgr. Satoli j. not a Cardinal. but an Arch
ishop. and although he is greater in author
y. in fact his powers here are as great as
hose Of the Pope himself. ne is no higher In
ank than the Archbishop Of New York
Canon Moynahan has come all the way from |
eorta, Ill. TO assist in the anniversary cele-
ration, and will preach at all the masses to-
.o!row.
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