New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
DIR. MGLYNN'S FLORIDA VISIT.
DOES IT INDICATE WHERE HIS FUTURE
FIELD OF DUTY WILL LIE?
HIS VISIT TO MoNsIGNoR sAToLLI FRIENDLY
ONE MERELY-THE UNIVERSITY
AS 4 MECCA.

AS 4 MECCA
81 should not be surprised said an old personal
friend OF DIR. McGynn yesterday TO Tribune reporter
II the coming visit OF the Doctor to Bishop Moore's
diocese would be happy solution of the question As to
Dr. Mctilynns future field Of duty The friendship of
the Bishop for DR.. Mctynn + we'll known here in
New York. and through struggle for his rcstora
ton the Bishop OF st. Augustine the strong un
| wavcrng friend Of DR.. McGlynn. lie even suffered n
| refusal TO solcmnze marriage here because Arch
bishop Ccrrean did not proper to give him such
permission and fer reasons will not now revive.
"Iou will remember just after his restoration the
Doctor announced in Cooper Institute that eminent
Bishop had invited him TO deliver series OF lectures
in his cathedral. Bishop Moore the prclae
fcrrcd TO- ard II Is in his church that Dr. McCilynn
will begin anew his pricstly functions. During the
| Lenten season ST. Augustine is crowded with fashion
able guests from MI parts OF the codntry and the
Doctors lectures will doubtless attract large at
pndancc OF the intellect and fashion assembled that
city.
II Is true stated in The Tribune yesterday. that
Bishop Moore and DR. McGlynn to leave here sat
| urday for Washington. On visit to Archbishop Satoln
the Apostolic Delegate, but not the GRAND that may
be supposed. They so. not In obedience TO order
or formal request from MonSignor saoll but to be his
guests and TO remain at the Catholic University per
hapS for several days. About week after his restora
lion Archbishop Satol wrote DR.. McGynn a per
sonal letter rgrcting he had had little opportunity
Of talking with him during his Official visit 10 the
university tho evening Of December - last. and
hoping II WOULD he nj, pressure 10 make the Apostolic
Delegate friendly visit AT an carly day. He wanted
10 have tho privilege and pleasure OF free
uon with the doctor. and again extended him hos
ptable invitation IN be his guest nj the university
"Dr. McGlynn replied. accepting the cordial INV
tation, and thanked MonsGnor Sato for this evidence
Of his good will. Bishop Moore had intended coming
here early In January. and the Doctor said he would
uo-I g. aid fr apAc mil
| make It convenient 10 come to New-iorh. Archbishop
Satolli replied welcoming them both 10 tie university
and so they 90 to Washington not alone 10 meet IN"
representative Of the Propaganda, but TO greet
socially the Apostolic Delegate and TO do him the
honor ~ friendly visit. II does seem IN be quite
coincidence that next Sunday. the feast Of II.
Agnes. the time when we had supposed Mon
sicnor Satn would be- hero ms the cclebfant In tho
Rev. Dr. Branns church. But that Is all of. Now
Dr. McClynn IS to spend the sunday under the roof
OF the university and as Mon,ignor satoi's friend
| and guest
"Iou do not suppose then" interrupted the Tri5-
unc reporter. that anything has happened sine" TIE
first invitation OF MonsiGnor Satoi to Interior" wiul
the original invitation"
"No'hing that have heard. On the contrary the
| Apostolic Delegate Is perhaps the more anxious TO
greet DR.. Mct;lynn and tell him IN friendly way that
is the easiest thing In tho world 10 have the maj
part Of hi, promise removed. You know the Holy
Fn,hcr commanded him to visit Rome In certain
time and he refused to GO. For that he was cxcom-
municated. lie has promised TO 50 to Rome now
because the Pope cXactcd that an act OF obcdenc
Here is the precise language OF Dr. McClynns letter
| AS to the Journey 10 Rome. VIII make II "uhif
three or four months II the matter be not ohcr"ls"
| dccrmincd nv the Holy Father. One month OF the
time has already passed and By the time the Lcnen
lectures are finished have doubt the Holy Father
viii have instructed Monsienor Satolli 10 communicate
| 10 Dr. McGlynn that his intention To visit Rome has
been accepted full compliance with the order OF thc
ropc and for that reason IT may bc regarded as In
| definitely suspended.
| e" DE- Mct,lynn's friends here knew that Mondgnor
satoll has been most anxious 10 meet him. and We
on the other hand. have been ncrvouly awaiting INC
coming Of Bishop Moore that the visit might be mau'
| without further delay. You know the Doctor j. BONA
bv his ordination vows 10 the Diocese ~ New-fork.
and h, has held anomalous position durni The last
| four weeks. Archbishop CosTiSan might have acted
upon the notification Of MonScnor osto and Assigned
| DR. McGIynn 20 duty anywhere In tho diocese. lie
| has h wevcr lgno.cd him. and withheld his autao1t'
rs the ordinary OF the diocese. When the time comes
for accepilng faculties from some other b'lo. th'"
Dr. McGiynn will have TO apply TO the Archbishop of
| an cNrat and ne will have IN give II 10 him or eSe
ign him 70 parish In the Ar hdlocc,e Of Ncw.i DIRK
We can only Judge from Archbishop CorTtean's course
| rhI, month what he would DO in that ca,c. but the
| presumption Is reasonable that he viii give Dr. Nc
| GIynn n clean bill OF health 10 80 a. far from Ne"
| York as possible III,
| 60 ou see tlat 70 long a. that cxactlon to VISIT
| porc T. held over Dr. McGIynn II woui b" IN
| onnovonc. 10 any bishop TO give him faculties ana
| assign him to pastoral duties. Priests are not -
| numerous I'm the United states that vacancy can DC
filled AT once and without Inconvenience TO IA" bSh P
| 40 il Is To be hoped that the coming visit OF Df.
| NcGlynn 10 Mon>enor saoni and In company with
~ rood a friend ~ Bishop Moo'c will result In ~"
,po,,oc Delegate cNcrng his friendly offices TO plac"
,,r Doctor ON footing that will Justify bishop moore
in mailing nj, old ca,,nac one Of the priests I" '''c
| diocese Of Florida The change will J." benc1'h' III
| many wa,s for DR.. Mc'ilynn needs rest ana 'hahe'
nj, surroundings. lie cannot expect 10 bc laNof'' ~
| his localty and he /, altogether TOO active ana
Jealous to remain Idle once aga,n W .r ,i,,,tv
With his full mlcy acultic,. n Will have no dlu.
In establishing mn'scil ~ d.'o'S ," n 9iIrcl
a. IN past years wien rector "I 81 NnpI,'' .ha,
II have not seen any mention Of me i"Gi ,nh'
In" been absent Since last Wednesday. II" returned
| 10 Xcv- York this afternoon. and from wirrr 90 You
~ rLc catholic Tnivcry since Wcdncsla last ana
during his there he WAS frequently IN company
| siergcancc in his visit IN Washington. bnt "" r,nd
40 nnch I'm the papers daily aonl the hr' hbi'hop "
Xrw-York and the Apostolic Delegate making lac's ~
nnc nnothcr at long range. that II Is probable that
Im,lncss of IN ecclesiastical character required won.
irnor Farley TO 60 10 Washing t0n II Is true FalIcr
| Farley is one Of the board OF trustees OF me hhiN"t
sIiv: hut surely You do not SupIrr" ne WON'T y, 40
| no uuvcrsjtv ia weather Hike this. merely ~ lnlhi
n porlunctory duty. Perhaps there IS not ne sliS,st
sSncmcc IN III, visit b me- M rI,wrn ro% WaS
ington 1s n man who either glad 10 gel pack 10
York. els" having eoi Iih o. ered, cnGe
look as though the university was going to he place
Tor pilgrims Why not ra ,% A am% If thr Virar
| ,;rnerrI, of Archbishop Correans diocr 9. ana now
DR. Mcynn and bishop Moor are romE 70 ViIi '
some Of these bright morning ana iISiran Of n,ins
IN vicinity Of Ncwiori we ' ,n mar If iy MG'
1ignor ,alo no cannot tcl yGm what M11n,-nor
~ tho rnror of ST. tiabrcls tell his own story. 60