New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
POPE SENDS HIS SYMPATHY.
MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM CARDINAL
RAfPOLLA-CATHOLIC CLUBS
RESOLUTIONS.

The Rev. Dr. Ferranti, the Italian secretary
TO the late Archbishop. made public last night
a cable message which was received at the
archiepiscopal residence yesterday afternoon
from Cardinal Rampolla. Pontiflcal Secretary or
State at Rome. expressing the sorrow OF Pope
Leo al :he death Of Monsignor Corrigan. The
message follows;
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the great Archbishop the repose OF the lust ana
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The Catholic Club yesterday adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions on the death of Archbishop
Corrigan:
Where's Realizing the s loss Thioh E ~ is SSn 0gTS 1Pe 4ba
spprs@9ng @ INC INC ga5n oTv "G m he trnnnh Of our Te
vered and beloved Archbishop Most Rev; Michael
night Of May 8 answered the call from the throne
whereas In his death a chieftain of the Church
has fallen in the vanguard Of service TO God and
fssf as rock. he stood for the faith Of Him who
taught. ITO Cesar the things that are CHsar's and
Where's. During his apostolic career he main
sned me Snd9T SIs 91 Pes On 'he had hsa 9
H. and fostering every influence that made for the
honored the cathoii5 Club Of New-York with his
counsel and friendship; therefore, be it
Resolved That we. the members Of the Catholic
Club boWing with resignation the mandate
which takes from his children in the faith father,
desire give expression TO sentiments OF profound
reverence and for departed prelate.
Resolved That the most hitting tribute which we,
Catholic laymen, can pay 10 his memory Is de-
votion the Christian patriotism which ne pro-
fessed ard fidelity the truths OF religion planted
by him in the field where he fell surrounded by
hsrvests which he had reaped for Christianity.
Resolved That the clubhouse of the Catholic Club
be appropriately draped in mourning during
period Of thirty days; that all social functions
the cancelled during said period; that these
resolutions be spread upon the clubs records, and
that COPY be Transmitted 10 the administrator OF
the Archdiocese of New-York.
Ey order OF the board Of managers.
LEONARD 4. GIEGERICH,
First Vice-Presdent
CHARLES MURRAY. Secretary.
John A. HenneSerry, State president of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion. has sent a letter TO
The members of the legion in reference to the
death Of Archbishop Corrigan- Part Of the let
ter follows:
II IS hereby directed that in every council room
the charter OF the council be draped in mourning
for period Of thirty DAYS. and It is recommended
tnat prayers be said at the close Of meetings for
the repose OF his soul.
May God. in His wisdom, teach US all that life is
reeting, and make US better for having been
spared 20 profit by the life and example the late
Archbishop, Michael A. Corrigan.
At z largely attended meeting OF the Catholic
Knights Of America held in St GabriePs Hall
last night. appropriate resolutions We're adopted
The following message read from the Su-
prene President, Patrick j. OConnor, at Savan-
nah, Ga:
Express heartfelt sympathy of Catholic knights