New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-30
,CALL TT INFIDEL FACTION.
Euchdristic Congress Condemns
"CGoue" IN Po7cer in France.

Over tbousand Roman Catholic priests from
all parts os the country, attending the third Gen
era! Eucharistic Congress- were at ST. PatrleA
Cathedral yesterday morning. when Archbishop
FaIconio Apostolic Delegate TO the United States.
celebrated pontifcal mass. Archbishops Farley ana
Elder occupied thrones and the visiting bishops sat
together. as did the monsignOri. The service
marked the closing day OF the congress.
Bishop Stang. Of Fall River. Mass. preached on
THE Eucharistic ApOstolate."
Incubation Of eucharistic devotion" said the
Rev. NJ. F. Foley. OF Baltimore. should begin
when the foundation of the Catholic home is laid
II should begin at the marriage ceremony with
nuptia mass II there Is little interest In the Eu-
charist when both parties professed Catholics
what is II when II is mixed marriage? Oh, IL we
priests who see the wretchedness resulting from
mixed marriages could only make the parties I'M
derstand there would be fewer such unhappy
unions He also declared:
Thousands OF political campaign circulars are
being sent broadcast these days I received as
Catholic may take his religion from The Sentinel
Of the Blessed Sacrament. but looks elsewhere for
his political faith. The members OF the Priests
concern themselves about who occupies the White
House bnt they are deyoutiy interested In the
Acting on the suggestion made by Father
Dougherty. of st. Gabriers Church. this city.
the first day Of the session. the congress. without
a dissenting voice. adopted the following;
The Third Eucharistic Congress OF the United
T. and Is co E Of 5Eeaes ad pes
representative Of and giving expression 70 the
sentiment Of Catholic America, having in view
recent events In France affecting rellglon ana
liberty. before adtOurning decides to put itself on
record by the following resolutions.
F1rst-We tender to Our Holy Father, Pope Plus
" our reverenttal recognition and profound adj
miratiOn Of his apostolic stand in favor OF true
human liberty and essential human rights. as
against the behests and threats Of inhdeI fac
ton that has for the time being unfortunately pos
sessed itself of the government of a once great
Catholic nation and sister republic.
SecOnd-We, the children of the Church and IOyal
ministers and dispensers of her mysteries. sympa-
thize deeply with our much tried brethren across
the waters IN the land whose glorious record for SO
long has been "Ciesta Del per FancOs" and we as
sure her bishops. priests and people that we are
heart and soul with them in their battle for right
truth and religion
Third-We condemn with all the emphasis which
instincts moreover OF Catholic faith itself put upon
II. the action OF clique inspired by the secret
societies In exiting and prosecuting the religious
orders and communities of men and women whose
only crime was that they had made a sacrifice OF
their whole selves their belongings their faculties
ana their very lives TO interests OF charity. of edU
cation and OF the common veal OF their native land.
May the Divine HelmSman. whom to-day IN
deepest alteration hail Eucharistic King. rise
up again. and say. as He once said TO the storms
and the waves. Peace, be still
Other resolutions passed directed the priests to
urge the people TO attend weekdays.
well as on Sundays; TO keep their churches open
as long as possible. both day and night and 10 give
deflnlte instructions to the hOuOring OF saints
and the Blessed Sacrament