New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
CORRIGAN AND DUCEl MEEI.
THE pRr1.ATE VISITS ST. LEo's CHURCH.
.,,.,,.,, xor urrv THERE SINCE ISIS RELATIONS
BETWEEN THE TWO MEN IINEiN 10 'N
,,,pr ,,pIExpIy HEREAFTER.

HE HAD NOT BEEN THERE SINCE l>>N i''''N
BETWEEN THE TWO MEN LIKELY To ~
MORE FRIENDLY HEREAFTER
Archbishop Corrigan EXTENDED t1e h'nd o. ''"'
shi, n Father Duc.y yesterday on the occasion ''
his visitation to - Leo ''''" ,ss,,,,e
Tveniv-eighih-s, II is perfectly SAFE 10 "S'u''''
,h, hereafter the relations between tho prel'''
o,d ,,ries, will be OF friendlier character wa"
,bev have been Of late. The cause Oh me """"''
between them is too we'll known t. Ne'' i'I'' '''N
Briefly stated. an open rupture was ""'''
accoun, of Father puccys almost dAlf "'''''''
=, tho sessions Of tie I.eXow investigating ON
,ni,;ee The Archbishop sent IN" priest ''''''
admonition to keep away from ;h'
hearings Father Du,cy disphcyol the mum. '."
md made puhlic some of the corre7p)h''"''' ~
holiness IN defying one II the most poW''I" P'''
a.as IN America aroused widespread interest," WV"
!, became known that the date Toy Inc y,
regular visitation vas yesterday '"''7'S
..7,,so1 Il Sc g., fact which has escaped general at
,en,ion that the visitation was the hfS' me -"',
hishop has made to -. Lcos s'nc" lN>'' """''@
h g., sunuosed 10 make them without IAN every
three wears Hence the Archhishops md"''''"
- frie,3liness toward Father Duc'Y H'S'''''N
,ossaeseB unusual significance. lie was E''''o'''
and his sraciousness WAS met Win I'M '''
on the part OF Father Dn'ey. .-
,.bh,shop Corrgan in MS sermon delivered a''''
-, o,ohr,tlon Of low mass bv the assistant pastor
I,ber Donovan requested his listeners TO b" 'dl'"-
mi in unfolding the hands OF their pastor an" NV
IN Judge a mans motives until thor "nur' "'""''H
Vas understood. The Archbishop s'Fih'" VIZ '
mart As follows: st Lep. after "h'm "'s '""''
. named was a man possessing great amount "'
charity and | Therefore urge You 10 io"o" n'' 49,
49,, axornla Judge not man until YOU learn MS
n,o,ive or that which may be hidden UNI" inc
proper time for It's presentation may a'iN'' !" -
planning the object OF my visit WOMB say ''"' "
j. done just business man taxes an '"''"''''
Of his stock once year. Tines" visitaiions "'fe or
,d ~ ne rirorouslv observed by the Council %
p,l,imora in 1851 In your church last year you hh J
only seven bapiisms. and although ma thls an vi"
usually small number ! am glad 20 say 'n"' ''e''
thing is in excellent condition.
The Archbishop delivered his ADDRESS rom '"e
reading desk with crozer in hand and the berei'A
on his head Father Ducey sat just htti" 10 one
side NJ him in a chair placed within the RAN ana
tho nroceedlngs had the appearance OF happy
family gathering
4, the close Of the Archbishops remarks the
church vestments ana the edihce were blessed
pr,vars were also said for he dead. The Arch
hishop then went 10 Father DuceNs house 40 -
IVES, Twenty-ninth-st. and examined IN" accounts
~ the church finding them satisfactory. Faihei
pucey escorted the Archbishop and Father Ne"'y
10 their carriage. .r,,,.,,,. ,
rorter last night al his mouse he said W. M
TX two loving brothers ana parted Tx" l"''''
'.The Archbishop was over half an hour WIN you
alone Wul Won say whether the LrXO" Commute
was mentioned in any manner -.. %,
1T was not mentioned In any way %hatsoe''l
.Theu status cniZrn ana a. an -
ceeastic is totally unchanged 10y what mas h'p
pene1 to-day
Totally unchanged" said Father bUc"!; -
..Has Monsgnor Satolli ever suggested ma you
ga f. the Leyow Committee less frequently
Never, never said the priest lie "o"' Ho'
DO such thing
And are you going. the sane as evcrg no, foo
Eyes whenever my other duties ar" not ,'"
pressing" said Father Duc"y. i shaI nor ~. dp,'
10 attend as often this week a. formerly. mist
mas time brings extra work 10 priests.
Father Ducey feeling hhriN ana s''"'"'
pleased al what the day had brought