New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
THE POPE'S ENCYCLICAL.
LEO KITS ADDRESS TO HIS CHURCH IN
THE UNITED STATES.
HE REVIEWS THE PROGRESS OF CATHOLICISM
IN THIS COUNTRY. COMMENTS MoNslGNoR
sAToLLrs WORK AND GIVES CoUN-

sATOLLrS WORK. AND GIVES COtN-
Sell TO woRKINGMEN.
Washington Jan 2S-The full text Of the Pope
encyclicai 10 the Catholic Church in America was
made public by Monsisnor Satoli to-day. the
Pope aludes to the celebration OF the 4eoth ann
versary OF the discovery Of America in which, he
says. he shared in your rejolcings With equal
good WILL" tells OF the first establishment OF the
hierarchy IN this country and traces the progress
OF the Catholic Church from that time, with the
development of Catholic institutions of learning con-
vents hospitals and monasteres. laying especi@
stress upon the establishment and work OF the ~
versity in Washington. He then reviews ana coi"-
mends the work and DEGREES OF the Third Piendry
Council OF Baltimore. In regard 10 MonsiSnor Cd
TOLLS mission. he says:
But when the Council of Baltimore had con- con-
cuded its labors. the duty st remained OF Pu,
upon the work This. we perceived cou,d srd,o ny
be done IN more h tn ,b@ Ap5soc See Of an
American Legation. Accordingly az you are 49, 49,
e"ewbere minated we. have wished. first of az 10
certify that in our Judgment ana aiec'io, States
be they ever so mighty and imperial. In adui'i1 ION
10 this had in mind to W b mSe connect SDs you
and so many thousands Of Cathohcs WIN une
Apostolic See. In fact the mass OF tn e destined
10 be: they moreover tnat IL acc1rneI ro w' II
ne Sssn a from pO ae ct anaay Of
The Roman Pontiffs. in the exercise Of ,ne
gon of the Church of Christ. send forth esateS
TO Christian nations and peoples ana oey right
For "the Roman Pontin. upon whom 1hiS' "t as
conferred ordinary and immsdiats as over
ali and singular pastors and faithful sin rS h n
cannot personally visit the different regions ar
to him finds it necessary. from time 10 '' M dis
the discharge Of the ministry pnrS of the World
cording as the need arises; VINO. supirSbh s wavs
p pain and, and administer to the people conhded to
their increased means OF saiVao,Id no the sus
pcion should It anywhere exist, that the pow" e
conferred the legate are an % more than to
any oiher) are the rights of those whom me hoy ny
Ghost has PLACED as SShoP Should iDe
every nation. in every part OF tfe s,oDe s,nca the
desire and ought to aeS BISHOPS Te is by
terwoven with the dignity OF the Roman 0 ncessaTV
that any WHICH v SoGor st the honor Of
universal Church My honor Is the ,rul Hn h1pnored
when to each one due honor is not denied, .,
Therefore since is the office and Junction NJ ol
S hn veesfed to execute the mandates and interpret
the will OF the Pontif who sends NM Iar III me IN,
bishops he will rather bring an accession ol no
bity and strength His authority VIII posses ho
missye spirit: in the clergy. discipline and due rev
eence for the bishops and in the BISHOPS nS Snce
his unlon so salutary and desirable consists NANNY
in harmony of thought ana acton ne h perseyere
in the diiigent administration OF his diocesan anais
that one shall not impede another i'm matters OF
government that shall not pry into the Sounses
and conduct of another; finally that win dsaereS
ments eradcated and mutual esteem nalntalneu,
You NAV all work together with combined ehei S
TO promote the glory OF the American c"ui0"eS anu
the general welfare.
The Pope then dwells upon the importance OF
marriage and the evils which flow from divorce
admonishes the clergy to instruct their people III
the duties of citizenship; says that while working
men have the right to unite in associations ior the
o,ac,;on of their interests they should endeavor
neacefully TO secure measures which may seem du-
vantageous to them, and refrain from all rlouns
and violence The duty of writers for the press ne
saws is 10 labor for the tranquility OF the COM
mon nriests and laity submission to the authority
OF the bishops urges mildness and charity toward
on-C'atholics and concludes by expressing his IN
ferest in the welfare of the Indians and negroes