The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-27
THREE AMERICANS,
SIXTEEN OTHERS APE
MADE Cardinals
Pope Plus Speaks Against Mod
ernism and Touches on
Conditions IN Rome.
ADDS ANOTHER CARDINAL.
Withholds Name, But II Is
Understood To Be Patri-
arch of Lisbon.
ADDS ANOTHER CARDINAL.

ROME. Nov 27--Nineteen new car
dinats were elected at secret con-
sistory held at the Vatican today. The
election amOunts practically 10 no
more than a foynal ratification OF
the selections already made by the
Pope His appointments are always
approved
The names OF ls OF the new MEM
bers OF the Sacred College were an
nouneed several days ago That or
the nineteenth. the Pope stated, would
be withheld from the public for the
present. II Is understood. however.
that II Is that Of the patriarch OF Lis
bon. Many people had looked TO see
three names added 10 the original
list of eighteen. ~
The consistory opened at a. m.
aud continued for an hour and half.
The Pope and nearly a full represen-
tation of the Sacred College were
present.
- ~s-s =
assemplsu Cardinals, ras one OF
mourning for the Catholic church. as
the anniversary OF its loss, through
spoilation by the italian government.
| OF its temporal power. The. year was
also tiAFsed His Holiness continued.
! by the ifnpuuity with which Protes-
tant sects, Nv which he was supposed
10 have referred especially to the
Methodists. have opposed the church
openly IN Rome.
"A maieEelent sect hating God and
| Christian order. IS tho Pontiff refer
red TO the FTeemasons, had also, he
regretted 10 toll his auditors, succeed
ed IN separating the church and state
IN Portugal, where he hoped, how
ever. that the clergy would continue
TO oppose those bent on the destruc-
Ition OF true freedom.
! In regard to modernism and natur-
al!sm. His Holiness found comfort In
4 tho Catholic worlds increasing love
! for the church and for the Eucharist.
lie was warm I'm his praise of the
Eucharist Congresses ct Cologne,
Montreal. London and Madrid, and es-
lpeciaily OF the latter commenting on
1.-THE fact that IL was participated In
by the King of Spain himself. show
ing that he remains true Catholic
and that the best Spanish element
wants no laws offensive TO religious
Institutions or which would sever the
ties binding their country TO the Holy
See
Pope Plus closed with a prayer TO
avert disaster from the church in
Spain.
The official l'st of the Pope's ap-
continents 20 the Sacred College
which the consistory ratified today.
louitting that OF the nineteenth name
Is as follows;
Mousiguor John VI. Farley, arch
bishop OF New York.
Monsignor w. II. O'Connell arch
bishop OF Boston.
Monsignor Diomede Falconio, arch
bishop Of Larissa and retiring apos-
tolic delegate to the United States.
4 naturaI'zed American.
Mousiguor Francis Bourne, arch
bishop OF Westminster. london.
Monsignor Antonio Yico arcbbish-
op Of Filippi and papal nunzio 20
Spain.
Nonstguor Geunaro Granite &c Bel-
monte, archbishop Of Edessa and FOR
mer papal nunzio 10 Vienna.
/ Hqnsignor GHetgHu BiSfettt, major
I domo to the nope
/ Mousignor Giovanni pattista Ln-
garl, assessor OF the Fioly OTice.
! Mondgnor Basilio Pompili. secre-
+ tary 20 the Holy Council.
! Monsignor Jose Marta Cosy Machio,
archbishop of Vallaolid
! Monsignor fernando Almarazy
/ Santos. archbishop OF Seville.
Z MousiGnor Leon Adolph Annette,
archbishop Of Paris
4 Monsignor Francis Dahillard, arch
/ bishop oS Chambery
! Monsignor Francis Marie Roverie
De Cabricres bishop of Montpelicr
Nonsignor Franz Nagl. archbishop
OF Vienna
/ Monsigrcr Franz Bauer, archbishop
of Olmutz.
Father c. Van Rossum OF the order
OF The Redemutiouists
r7ther LudUvic Billot Of the order
OF Jesus
\ OF The eighteen aunoiutees on the
4 official list twelve arc foreign and six
! italian The full quota OF members
I Of the Sacred Collcge SIS 10 but death
had reduced this membership al the
( time the present selections were
made. to sc. ~ whom % were Italians
and rs foreigners Thus the present
appointments viii bring the number
or italians up 10 - and of fCreigners
TO 81. leaving il practically certain
that only an Italian can be elected
uope az the next c0nclave.
Many IN clerical circles think the
next pope viii bc chosen from re
latest appointees or the old cardiG.
ais barely six arc Young enough to be
likely candidates for tho trirle crown
+ one of these. Cardinal RGmpolo. Is. "
i course. prominent The old cardino s
7 are so hupelcsslv divided however
over the question whether the nov
mono should devote himself 10 spirit
nal affairs, as Plus has done or 10
world POLITICS. ike the lTte Leo XIII,
\ that good JUDGES stronhly question
whether they wiz aerce even On Ram
polIa a. a comprnm.sc choice
I The new membership 0g he Sacred
! College Is the most tosmorolitan lt