The New York herald., 1922-01-23
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understands and appreciation of the
feelings, hopes and aspirations of the
plain people. He sympathized with
I'll be spared in an office which has rami-
! fcations over so vast an area.
Served I'm Trying Times.
The Rev. John w. Moore. president
OF st. Johns College, Broolklyn-rhe
death of our Holy Father, Pope Benedict
XIV. casts gloom over all Christendom.
He was undoubtedly one of the greatest
Popes since the days of Hildebrand
| (Gregory Wiz. The perplexing prob
! lems he had to solve in church affairs.
the intricate difficulties which beset him
at all angles during the word war, and
the craftsmanship he displayed in keep
ing free from all entanglements during
those trying days show in an eminent
degree his supreme prudence, fitness and
statesmanship. The entire church SIN
cerely mourns his loss as great leader
ana great rope.
Mgr. George w. Kaupert of Brooklyn
The death OF the Pope is a great
loss, not only to the church but to the
civilized world.
James A. Flaherty, Supreme Knight
of the Knights of Columbus, in a cable
gram to Cardinal Gasparri-The Knights
of Columbus. 100000 strong. pray to-day
for the repose OF the soul of His Holiness
Pope Benedict XIV. We formally pledge
the honor OF the Knights of Columbus
that the request of Pope Benedict that
the X. OF c. conduct American welfare
work in Italy will be carried out as a
memorial TO the late Sovereign Pontiff.
sympathy From Jews.
The United Synagogue of America. at
its tenth annual convention being held in
the Hotel Astor. adopted the following
resolution on the Pope's death:
The United Synagogue of America
In convention assembled, gives expres-
sion TO Its sincere sympathy with its
fellow citizens of the Roman Catholic
Church In the great loss they have sus-
tanned In the death of His Holiness.
Pope Benedict XIV. We pause in our
labors TO honor the memory of one who
largely contributed to the spiritual and
moral influences which were devoted IN
the cause of righteousness and the peace
OF the world"
Other tributes to the Pope were as
follows:
The Rev. J. +, Carson. pastor OF tho
Central Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn.
said-The death OF the Pope is n distinct
loss not only 20 the church he nobIy rem
resented. but the whole cause of Chris
uanity. L regarded Pope Benedict as
one OF the clear thinking. high minded
and noble characters OF our day He
made a distinct contribution to the ad-
vancement of the kingdom. Protestant-
ism suffers with Catholicism in his
death.
Presbyterian Pastors Words.
The Rev. G. c. Albertson. pastor of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn--In common with ALI other
minister's and laymen OF the Christian
faith, 1 sympathize with the members of
the great Catholic communion in the Ioss
OF their human head. He was a man of
pure character, noble piety. His career
has been one Of usefulness. and he wifi
church In a critical age.
DIR. Alexander Lyons. rabbi OF the
Eighth Avenue Temple. Brooklyn--I had
great admiration and respect for his
peaceful qualities, and think that he has
been considerable of an influence for
good in the breadth of his sympathIes 7
believe he has been one Of the best popes
in many n year.
Mgr. r. w. McCarty Of st. Aurus-
tines Roman Catholic Church, Brooltiyn
He was very providential man. He
had been raised to his high position evil
IDENTIFY TO safeguard the troubled times
OF the great war. lie was diplomat of
the first class, and circumstances called
for the most exquisite diplomacy He
was a great lover OF the human race. and
.his pontlncate was bent toward peace for
all nations.
Bishop Mnnning's Tribute.
Bishop William r. Manning OF the
Episcopal diocese OF New York, in pre
facing his appeal for Near East relief
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
last night. referred TO the late Pope
Benedict XIV. as the head OF the largest
Christian union In the world. and said
Our hearts go out in sympathy TO
our brethren OF the Roman Catholic
church IN their loss and sorrow"
Tho Rev. John Kelman pastor OF the
church, In his invocation preceding the
address OF the Rev. Mr.. Manning prayed
for the reposc OF the Pope's soul