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days His breathing difficult immediate crisis his con
dtion is expected
Rev Charles Ra assistant the Archbishop Francis
CO. gives the following outline OF Leo Nils Ponthcate:
had been His spiritual
head of the Roman churc-as into these three great cateo
First the impetus he has given pursuit
everywhere in Catholic colleges and universities encouraged
and sound philosophy He has the Catholic University
Washington In Europe he has opened the Catholic
receive instruction Oxford Cambridge recently
erected Catholic faculty the University Strassburg He
founded chairs Louvan and Frebug and only last he APP
pointed Biblical Commission deal with the burning questions OF
Scripture For historic learning he has done splendid things open
the archives of the Vatican the scholars OF the world showing
thereby at his love of truth and his absolute faith the witness
the past to the divine mission OF the church.
"Seconde has had deep ocitude for all social questions
There hardly phase conditions the present
which his great encyccas supplied principles He
has with clear vision which belongs his high the
modern social world to be betered only by returning correct
fundamental principles SO he has encyccas Liberty
Marriage Christian Labor Slavery Besides these
he has written also docna such Philosophical
Studies Scripture and the Constitution of the Church
ThNo glory work he has done for the pacih-
cation the world From the first his policy has been concato By
peaceful he overthrow the odous Folk laws and eeabhed
amcabe relations with Germany Later he arbraed between Ger
many and Spain in the arone island dispute The strained relations
between the Vatican and the Qurna have at least been much relieved
In France he recognized the republic and pending the negotiations
which preceded with SPAIN his counses peace were referred
by the Spanish Queen the beautiful and dgnied letter which she
addressed President Mckinley April 1893 And should be
mentioned that although Leo KILL because petty ealoue not
allowed have representation the Peace Conference of The Hague
he was nevertheless with the Gar the first inspiration of the now his
toric gathering.
50 far his great Pontf As he has been
wonderful lie the contemporary OF DSrael
Gladstone and Bismarck and he has been easily the them all
More than his predecessors perhaps dealing with nations he has
dealt with the people 1t bold thing which he did to speak out
favor Of the French republic but Leo XIII that France surely
moving that form of government Bismarck in the height OF his
glory said Whatever do shall Canosa Yet when
his Septennate bill danger he did hesitate make his pill
gmage the Pope intervention with the Centris Only
months the Pope directed the negotiations which
happily toward solution OF the tangled question the
church the Philippine islands All through his reign Leo XIII has
shown understanding OF political conditions and although his
uniformly mild concaory has always been firm
unhesang Difficult has been his position delicate have
been of the problems he has had solve he has made
directing the worldwide affairs of the church which Goo
has placed him. In all his wonderful work he has been distinctly
Ndential man.
accompanied Archbishop Europe
the the arbitration of The Hague its
bearing pous fund While abroad they both visited
Rome during the audience given the
Archbishop This October Later the day. the
Pon received in the Geographical Hall Irish pilgrims who
lined side of the apartment The Pope geer each nd
address before the conclusion
considered strength who,
time had recorded more than decades of years.