The Washington times., 1910-09-08
THREE CARDINALS
MEET IN AMERICA
Members of Sacred College
Are Joined First Time In
New World.

MONTREAL sept S--The third day
OF the EucharisIIc Congress. begun
with one OF the most Impressive re-
ligiOUs services ever held in America
the midnight mass for 1900 men
al NOtre Dame-brought the work Of
the International assemblage into fun
swing
The great gathering also is notable
for the fact that for the first time ia
history three cardinals met in the
New World, Cardinal Gibbons, Of Bal
timOre. having joined Cardinals Van
nutelH and Logue-
Papal Envoy Received
For the first time IN history today
North America officially received an
envoy extraordinary and minister
pIenipotentiary OF a Roman Pontif1'
Cardinal VannUteni, papal legate to
the EuchaTistic Congress Sir Lorner
GouIn. prime minister of the province,
and members Of the legislative coun-
eli, entertained the cardinal legate
at luncheon
Rallies From Faint
Cardinal VanuuteIlr. who tainted last
nigh1 at the brilliant reception given by
the Dominion authorities. declared this
morning that ne felt as well as ever,
insisted on following his program. de
spite the pleas of his advisers that he
curtau his work
The arrival OF many distinguished
preIates and Iaymen from. the United
States added TO the brilliancy Of the
congress. Among those who took
part in the proceedings We're Arch
bishop J. J. GIennon. Of St Louis
Archbishop John NJ. Farley, Of New
York: Mgr LaveUe Of New York: Mgr
Lewis, secretary to Archbishop Farley.
and Father John J Byrne, OF New
York
One Of the most attractive features
Of today's program was the music given
Al St Patrick's BY the chanceI choir
and the St PaJrick's orphans.
The program had for its main events
the DontifciaT mass for religious com
mUnities III the cathedral Al 4 M
general sectional meetings I'm French
and english from 10 TO L. and go to
an. with a priests special meeting and
a special meeting for the Catholic won
en- Of The city
The evening viii be given over IarEelg
20 the rJblic meeting in Notre Dame
Church. where the main events Of the
congress are held, at which speeches
VIII De lLldle u8 DlSilHLSs DTleSlS. ana
Iaymen-
Father Vaughan RetTacts
Much interest was aroused today by
the qualification of mis- attack on PrOtes-
tantism made by Father Vaughan, or
London. His declaration that "he had
no right to blame Pr0testants for their
relief, believing they " ere actuated By
the hest motives" has hsen aCCegtd in
non-CatnClic circles as the auende hon
orable, IN spite Of his reite-ation that he
had found Professionalism. wanting and
that Professionals cOUId lump IL II they
did not like it
There is still much discussion heard
OF Father Vaughan statement trat
half Of the Protestant world vas Drift
Ing 10 aSGOsticISm. and the other half
creeping hack TO Rome
Without a dress Suir OF evening gown
no one viii be admitted 10 the civic re-
ception TO the papal legate. Cardinal
tTanuuteIli tonight. This decision of the
civic committee. Of arrangements Is Bit
terry denounced by many OF the Door.
Only 500 invite tons have been issued
Cardinal Gibbons hopes TO persuade
the congress to hold its next meeting in
the United States. IL his own city. IL
possible