The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-26
THE POPE
SAYS NAY,
Church Secession of Two
Years Must Cease.
FRENCH MEMBERS LOSE.
Bishop Beaver Borne Out By the Vatican
In His Decisions About st. Joseph's
Church Trouble at North Brook
feld---Letter to Be Read
Sunday-The Story.
FRENCH MEMBERS LOSE,

! P. Tuite pastor of st. Joseph's church,
made the following statement at the
services this morning: 1.-The Ri. Rev.
Bishop Beaver wishes me to announce
today that the reply from his emf
nence, the cardinal project of the prep
uganda, is now in the hands of the
committee. Messrs. Mineau, LedouX
and Bowler, and that this reply from
mis- eminence, the cardinal project of
the propaganda, will be read Sunday
next, July 2"
What effect the letter will have on
the French-speaking people, is wholly
problematieal. 1t is possible that they
may accede to the wishes of the prop
uganda and cease the revolt, but ic is
probable that the logged and stubborn
perseverance with which they have
fought the fight, will forbid this. even
though there is no higher tribunal to
appeal to.
1t was two years ago last November
when the strength and unity of the
movement for separate church made
itself known, so that for two years and
a half a fight has been waged, TIE
French people seeking one tribunal af-
ter another and maintaining the
ground that they would never stop TN
til the vatican lent its ears to their
case. They have made good their state
ments, but apparently all their efforts
have been in vain, and they are nLW
further from their goal than when
they started, for then they had high
hopes of being ultimately successful,
while now these hopes are we'll nigh
blasted.
Mr. Mineau was asked today if i'll
his opinion the French people would
civ nd anGNvnrAl
that he did not think they were ready
to give up yet.
FIR Tuite says that he will obey the
wishes of the bishop and read the let
ter at each of the three masses next
Sunday. The secessiOnists have in
CorpOrated as a society and have money
in bank together with a piece of land
on Forest street, which was purchased
as a church site.
The paintings and pastel work of the
Sacred Heart school pupils which in
past years have been a great feature
Of the school work, will not be on eXht-
bition at Town hall until Saturday, al
though it has been the custom to have
them ready for the public gaze on COM
mencement day. Since this work has
been introduced at the school on the
hill, no praise has been considered too
lavish for the specimens produced, and
year are Of the opinion that the efforts
Of the students have surpassed any
thing attempted in the history of the
school. and expect this wears pictures
to be unanimously pronounced far
above the ordinary.
There are. in ali 27 pictures. and as
is natural. those of the senior class will
be the observed Of the observers All
the seniors have produced PAINTINGS as
follows, Miss Annie Collins "Nydia ;"
the blind girl". Miss Winnie D Tawlor
"Confidences'. Miss Dora De Indie
THE Widows mite. Miss Lizzie Con
row. easter morn. Miss Mary Law
lor. autumn: Miss Martha Grady.
"Apple blossoms'. Miss Margaret
Burke "Plavnates,'. Miss Jennis
DOYLE "Cbiidb0od's bannv ho1irs''.
Frank p NTahonav "Tnn6cenoa The
other paintings. aside from those of
The seniors are. con the hound nv
Miss Annia Mccarthy. .sEaste,,
chimes Nv Mice Tanpia WaIeb.
"Driftirp with +ba tide - NV Nfiss 20.
RHINE TatralI+. o'Rv tba brool. - b1,
Miss Ellen HAYES. and "The agony in
tbe garden " nv Miss Eve Noon9n In
the nastai work Miss Alice Rrucl+ar h "a {
scene "Fairv tnoonlipht,. Miss Josie
Tvers when the nnnyiigbt gjIds the
stream. William Nurnhtt s'yvbv don't
Won lean On me- Grandma q, lanes
C1,d5v "T can't t,Ia,, If vo,, tal1-,,. Mics
Nancy. sullivan IA en,3,I71e, s,,a1i,,eJi'.
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