New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-01
THE ARCHBISHOP BACK.
Clergymen and Laymen Meet Him
Audiences scith the Pope.

Early yesterday the steamer Favorite went to
Quarantine to meet the Princess Irene, which
Archbishop Farley and his party returned from
their pilgrimage to Rome. Archbishop Farley
was at once taken the Favorite, which
steamed back to the West Thirty-fifth-st. pier,
where carriages were in waiting for the Arch
bishops party and the reception committee.
Then the entire party FASTENED to st. Patrick's
Cathedral It was necessary that the Arch
bishop should return yesterday, since he only
could bless the sacred oil used In the sacra-
ments of extreme JUNCTION and conservation
On board the Favorite to meet Archbishop
Farley were Justice Leonard a Ciegerich, presi-
dent of the Catholic Club. with sixty members Of
the club: the newly appointed monsignori,
Fathers McCready, Mcsweeney, Mclean,
Kearney McKenna, O'Keefe and Lavelle and
many other laymen and clergy, including the
Apostolic Parliamentary. the Rev. DR.. Joseph F.
Mooney, chairman of the reception committee.
In his pilgrimage to Rome Archbishop Farley
accompanied by his secretary. Father
Lewis; Father Hayes. and Chsncellors Daniel ].
McMackn AIcAIahon and McAuliffe Of the
Cathedral College.
On the trip UP the bay Archbishop Farley
warmly greeted those that met him He said
that he was IN splendid health and had been
much benefited by his trip. At the pier he was
met by Monsignor Kayarallah Stephen. the
Captain Ryan.
In speaking of his impression of Pope Plus x
Archbishop Farley said:
impressed me most in Plus was his anaoie m IAN
and latin and he was intensely interested when
told the number OF free schools the diocese OF
TSe nGmbeT Of PRosps fOunns and orphan
asylums. homes for the aged and for fallen women
we support impressed him greatly, but what de-
lighted him the most was the number OF churches
in the diocese devoted TO Italians ,-,, -, .,,a
grades in the church from priest Pontift and is
among the poor and afflicted, as well as of the
told him Protestant in this country had
beggsd TO obtain the return ticket TO Venice,
leaving Venice to attend the Conclave which made
him Pope The Holy Father laughed and said that
having been purchased What gave rise to the
story was his promise TO his people OF Venice to
The Pope received ex-Mayor and Mrs Low and
Mrs Cow the engrossed resouons Of regret which
the city Of New-York had sent to Rome on the
death OF Leo XIII, and, pointing TO Mayor Low s
sigma ure, told how Iluch he appreciated that trlo-
ute from "the Venice of America" as he called
The Pope said that the characteristic that he
After expTessipg his haHPiness that no lives i've has h@e
been lost IN the big Baltimore hre ana ana ms SYM
patty for the great property loss ne SAID
that the refusal OF the people OF BaltimSre to ao
that trait Of Independence and se!f-reAance in our
people
In speaking OF the possibilities OF the creation
OF another American Cardinal Archbishop Far
ley said he had not talked with the Pope on
that subject. and that His Holiness was the
only one that could answer the question.
Archbishop Farley told the priests that met
him that the most important message which he
brought them Nom the Pope concerned the
Catholic University. which he Will read from
the pulpit Mt the CatAA1raI on Easter morning.
The Pope he said, much interested in edu-
cation, and had heartily approved OF the setting
apart Of the seminary at Troy for the educa-
ton OF Italian theological students and OF his
plan to enlarge the course OF study at st.
Patricks Cathedral College The Pope freely
granted permission TO DO this 10 the Archbishop
course Of study and work to make II the most
important Catholic educational institution in the
country Costly instruments and text books were
purchased abroad for the Of the college.
After the educational question in this country
had been discussed by the Pope and Archbishop.
the Archbishop presented his annual report and
the Peters Pence On February %. at a Ions
audience with the Pope, the Archbishop was APP
prised OF the appointment OF Father Cusack. OF
the Apostolic Mission. TO be Auxiliary Bishop OF
the diocese Of New-York. BY special dispense
ton the consecra don Of Father Cusack Will take
place on April % During the same audience the
monsignori OF this diocese were made and Mon
signor Mooney appointed Apostolic Prothon-
otary, which makes him one OF the Pope's house
hold.
1he Archbishop declared that he had not said
anything TO the Pope IN regard to Church music.
particularly about the elimination OF female
voices from the chOirs.
Il shall obey the letter written by His Hol-
ness" he said.