Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-30
PRELATES SAIL
NEXT WEEK
Red Hat for Falconio and
Archbishops Farley
and O'Conneli
DELEGATE WILL NOT RETURN
Bonaventure Gerretti Viii Be
In Charge During Inter.
regnum.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexcan)
Washington, D. c., Oct. 30 Mana
ger Diomede Falconio the Apostolic
delegate to the United States, and
Archbishops O'Connell of Boston, and
Farley OF New York, official notice OF
whose selection as addition to the
College OF Cardinals was received here
today, probably will sail for Rome not
later than November 10. Manager Fal-
COMO received his summons TO-DAY to
attend the consistory at Rome on No
venber q. He does not expect to
return to America as his position will
be advisory to the Pope. Rev. Bona.
venture Gerretti, the auditor Of the
papal delegation, will act as charge
G'aftaires until the appointment OF
an ablegate to succeed Manager Fal
COMO. Manager Falconio said ne hap
ed to be able to sail by the date men
toned. He expressed his apprecia
tion for the uniform kindness of the
American people since he came to
Washington. Il have become greatly
attached to the American people, be
cause l am an American" said he
My work in Washington as repre-
sentative of the Vatican has been
most pleasant. leave here with many
regrets but must obey the call to
other fields"
An American Pope.
Rome, Oct. 30.-Comments on the
approaching consistory, when seven
teen cardinals, including three from
the United States. will be created,
continue to emphasize the great sig
nificance of Pope Plus decison to
grant America four representatives
in the sacred college. By some it is
asserted that the way is being paved
for the advant of an American pope.
Il Is pointed out that he largest body
of Catholics in the world is to be
/ found in the United States and its
possessions, the Philippine Islands
Hawaii, Porto Rico, and Guam. Not
only are the Catholics of America SUI
+! perior in number but they lead also
in deep religious feeling, loyalty to
| the Holy See, in wealth and generos
ity. An Irish-American pope is sug
| gested for the day when it shall bt
considered no longer necessary fol
| the papacy to be held by Italians.
American College Alumni.
The American college faculty and
students are rejoicing especially ovel
the elevation of Archbishop Farley
of New York and Archbishop O'Con
nell of Boston, as they are alumni
of the college. The former was one
of the original thirteen students
when the college was founded by
Pope Plus TX.
Kennedy for Apostolic Delegate.
The objections made by some per
sons that Monsignor Kennedy, recto1
of the American college, being al
American, can not be appointed apos
tolic delegate at Washington, are
confuted by the fact that the presen
pope, for the first time made a de
parture from the rule, nominatin,
Monsignor Fruehwirth as Papal Nun
clio to Munich, which arrangement il
working well.
Moreover Monsignor Kennedy il
described as a Romanist to the back
bone. 1t is reported that Monsigno
Santo Tampieri, who accompanie,
Cardinal Vincenzo VanuteIli to Amer
lea On the occasion of the eucharisti
congress at Montreal, and is privat.
chamberlain to the pope, will b.
trusted to take the red hat to Bisho]
O'Connell.