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faith In the island of Sumatra, in 1888,
that morning enrolled IN the calendar of
the beautified of the church. The APP
pearance of the pontif1cal cortege was the
signal for the widest enthusiasm: the
basflica fairly rang with applause, and
evvfvas as the pope passed slowly along,
imparttng his blessing to either side. On
reaching the division beside the statue
OF st. Peter, appropriated to the pilgrims
from Perugia, some three thousand In
number, Wsho had been frustrated OF
their privilege of papal audience by rea-
son of the temporary indispositton or the
sovereign pontiff, he ordered his bearers
the vicinity Of his former diocesans, bless
Ing them with paterna1 affection
The ceremonial observed was the same
as on the two preceding functions, and
marked the close of the series Of beatih-
cation, which possibly may be resumed
in the coming October Meanwhile the
holy father has recommended the CUSTOM
airy routine of business and receptions,
admitting to his presence the Spanish pill
grimage, 800 strong, presented by Cardi-
nal Wives y Tuto and by the bishop of
Vittoria, Spain; II. Pierre Veuillot, pro-
prietor-editor Of the Univers-Monde, of
Paris: NJ. Paul Freron-Vrau, director OF
La CroiX, also of Paris, which he has
purchased from the Augustinian fathers
vi the ASSuIipllOI1, us ldl6 pTOpIl6lOtS.
The pilgrims from Brescia and from
Ried, presented by their respective bish-
ops, had in their turn the happiness OF
kissing the hand of his holiness, who had
previously, on May 80, uit, received in
collective audience twenty arehibshops
and bishops of diverse nationalities, in
Guiding Archbishop Kahn, of St. Louis,
Mo-, and Bishops Els, of SauIt Sainte
Marie and Marquette, Mich, and Forest,
of San Antonio Tex.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND'S DENIAL.
The Osservatore Romano, Of June II,
published the original French text of
letter addressed to Cardinal Rampolla,
pontificaI secretary of state, wherein his
grace, Archbishop Ireland, Of st. Paul,
Mimi, protests loudly against the state
ment appearing in the Roman correspond
enee Of the Journal de Geneve, to the ef-
feet that in his recent letter to the Duke
Of Norfolk, as president sof the Catholic
Union of Great Britain, published by the
London Tablet of April IA, ult., which doc
ument excited no little controversy and
comment in the columns of the liberal
press Of Italy, though passing unnoticed
by the Catholic organs Of Rome-his grace
had denounced the temporal power Of the
popes, the methods of the Roman curia
and the workings of the Sacred Congre-
cations of Rome, a purely gratuftous as
sertfon, which he promptly denies, deciar-
ing that never from his lips nor from his
pen has issued a word contrary to the
ideas of the pope relative to the temporal
power, since he is too fully aware Of his
duty, both as Christian and as bishop,
to. think or speak otherwise than as
thinks and speaks the pope on a matter
so grave in itself and so inspearably
connected with the life of the church. In
the same letter Archbishop ireland an
nounces his intention to come to Rome
during the summer to present his respects
to the sovereign pontff and to gain the
indulgences of the universal jubilee. The
Corrfere Nazionale, of Turin states that
Archbishop Ireland Is to reach Paris ear
ly next month, charged by the United
States government to deliver on July
the address at unveiling of the monu-
ment to Gen. Lafayette, In the Champs
de Mars. The Verite Franchise of April
IS, commenting on the above, considers
the report, If true, a proof of the good
will Of the White house at Washington
toward Mgr. Ireland, Notwithstanding the
rapine and saerilegious robberies perpe-
trated by the American troops in the Phil
ippineS and SO strongly denounced by
divers members of the episeopate of the
United States The Verite however, re-
marks that the site of the monument will
be the cemetery of Picpus, a hallowed
spot wherein the remains of Lafayette
were lain to rest in the vault of the fam
lily of Noailles, that of Nine de Lafay-
cite; consequently the place where the
American prelate will deliver his speech
is to be, not as has been announced. the
Champs de Mars, but the field Of repose
wherein sleep their last sleep over 1000
victims of the terrible revolutionary tri-
bunal of 1884.
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The archbishop of New York, on Wed
nesday, May 80, received the unwonted
honor of a second private audience of the
holy father, who detained him for the
space of half an hour In private CONVEX
sation, fnquiring with great interest rela-
tive to the progress of the church in the
United States, especially in the vast arch
diocese over which Mgr. Corrigan rules
as metropolitan, paternally blessing and
wishing godspeed on his homeward jour
ney to the archbishop, whom he then per-
mftted to present to him Rt. Rev. Mgr.
John Edwards, of the Church of the Inn
maculate Conception, New York. who re-
turned thanks to his holmes for his re-
cent nomination to the exalted position Of
domestic prelate; the diocesan secretary,
the Rev. James Connolly; the Rev. Fran
els E. Lavelle, late student of the Aneri-
can college, Rome, as also other three
priests of Italian nationality, affiliated to
the diocese of New York. Cardinal Ledo-
ehowski, project Of the 8. Congregation
of Propaganda Eide, was likewise most
gracious to the archbishop, granting all
his petitions and presenting him as a SOU
venir. of his visit a silver cup, platter and
spoon for black coffee, with the parting
Injunction that his grace was not to fail
to make use Of the gift daily. In short,
his visit Of about four weeks was one con-
tinued source of pIeasurable recoIlections,
not a cloud to mar its serenity; eourted,
feted. visited and socially invited on all
sides, he had scarce a moment to call his
own: and it was made very thoroughly
apparent. even to the most superficial OBJ
server, that the archbishop Of New York
Is one whom ecclesiastical and social
Rome alike delight to honor. Monday
June f. his grace, attended by the Rev.
Father Connolly, babe adieu at the rail-
way station to a band of some twenty
five friends assembled thither to wish him
q pleasant journey. and left Rome for
Florence, to be some days the guest of
Mrs. Joseph Fisher, formerly OF New
York During his stay in the City of
Flowers he baptized and confirmed several
children of the F,forentine aristocracy and
was the recipient of much courtesy from
the archbishop of that see. June he con-
tfnued his Journey to Venice, thence to the
Tyroi to visit other friends; to Einsiedeln,
where he will be the guest of Mr.. Nicholas
Benziger; to Paray-le-MonfaI for. the in
ternational pilgrimage on the feast of the
sacred heart; June % he goes to Oberam-
mergau for the passion play; to Paris
and finally to England, whence he will
sail for home, together with Bishop Nc
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