The morning call., 1894-10-19
, GETS A RED HAT.
SatOlli to Be Made a
Cardinal.
so MUCH IS DETERMINED.
No Date Has Yet Been Set for His
Elevation.
PAPI TO JOIN THE JESUiTS.
The AbIegate's Secretary Desires to
Devote Himself to Teaching
and Retired Life.
PAPI TO JOIN THE JESUlTS.

ROME, Oct. 1S.-Information from the
Vatican makes it possible to give details
about the caTdinalate TO be given MOnsig-
nor Satoli and the retirement of Mon
signor Satollrs secretary, Father Papi
from the Vatican staff in order to join The
Jesuit order.
There have been deuials of the report of
Father Papi'S move, but the facts are now
learned beyond any question. Four
months ago Father Papi applied here for
his eXeat. The request was very broad
and contemplated retirement from
official connections with the Vatican s
foreign service and the prospective honors
it had in store for him. 1t was made
known be desired to retire from the world
and devote his life in the Jesuit order to
study and teaching. To this end be ap-
piled to the Provincial of the Jesuit order
at New York for admission, ana on the
granting of the exeat here he would have
been transferred. The plans were madi.
fed, however. by the premature reports
o. Father Paprs intention. 1t was fel.
also by those having Jesuit interests at
heart that the accession of Monsiguor Sa-
tollis secretary 10 the Jesuits might
arouse criticism on the ground that the
transactions of the ablegate had joined the
order popularity supposed to be opposed TO
Monsignor Satolli.
While this criticism would be ground
less, it was deemed advisable to avoid the
possible cause Of "Jesuit trick" and for
this reason, it is believed, the New York
Provincial will advise Father Papi to wait
year or two before taking his exeat and
joining the order, by which time Father
Papfs confidential relations with Mgr.
Satolli will have been terminated.
Concerning the cardiDalate TO be con-
ferred on Mgr. SatOlli. there appears no
ground for the reports that notice of the
appointment has been forwarded to the
aDlegate. The Consstory of Cardinals,
which advises with the Pope on the crea-
tiOn of Cardinals. does not meet until next
month. so the actual determination of bis
appointment will not be made until then.
1n the meantime there are seven names un-
der consideration from which number it is
considered certain that FIVE Cardinals will
be named, Mgr. SatOlli among the five.
There are no other American names among
those under consideration.
1t is said the conferriDg of the red hat
on Mgr. Satoii will be celebrated at Car
dDal Gibbons church in Baltimore and
that several noblemen ofhigh rank and dis
tingushed proiaies will go from here as
the personal representatives of the Pope.
There is doubt yet as to whether Mon
signor SatollrS cardinalate will carry
jurisdiction over a diocese or will be
purely honorary. Cardinal Gibbonsis also
Archbishop of the Baltimore diocese, in
Guiding Virginia, Maryland and the Dis
trict OF Columbia, which makes him
prominent as we'll as an honorary prelate.
Whether diocese will be created for the
new Cardinal is still undetermined. 1t is
probable, however, that his Jurisdiction
over questions between bishops and priests
and other church conflicts will be regarded
as equivalent TO a diocese. All of the
papers in these trials are in Latin, and as
MoDsignor Satolli is a perfect Latin
scholar as well as a master of common
law, he is con sidered better qualified for
the work than for Supervision over the
active laborS of diocese. The title is
likely, therefore. TO be honorary without
the supplementary power of an Arch.
bishop.
Yet, as the personal representative of
the Pope in America, the new Cardinal
will occupy station higher than that
which the powers of Arch bishop could
bring TO him.