BISHOP MORAN

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2248, 9 October 1889, Page 2

BISHOP MORAN

(PBB PKEBB ASSOCIATION.)

DuNKDitf, (Vober 8 Btahop Mtfra", on hH refcorn from a vjbU to the Old O^untry, with n nomb-.-r of priest j »nd poßtuianta, waa aorordod o baarty rineptlon, Hn wsb met °it »b? station by a large ooncourse and a pro.oafielon f'-rmed to tho rathedr/il- floro addreaaea wcra presented, and In addition a purse containing 700 sovereigns. In re!a r nlnpr thanks B shop Mor*n referred to hla visit to B. me. He »a»d Ir-.land had no batter friend than the Pop^. As to the presentation, he wonld aooopt it ; be would not mo a penny for bis personal use. Ha anivuicud thnt the Pope h»d beßn ploBB- d to rafsa tbe Yen Arohdeaooi Ooleman to the first rank of PieUtes, and henceforth ha would be o&lled the Right Rev Monelgnor Ooleman.

In the ooureo of bis remarks to-night, B.shop Moran expressed surprise at the extent of tbe Exhibition building, ff which he bad secured a glimpse In parsing Referring to the Private Sobools Bl 1 before the hat Parliament, he sad he was glad to ob«erve th?t it had been supported by soholam, statesmen, ani men of souse In tbe House, who h»d siowp tboms^lvea on the side of justice. This he considered a good omen, from It be thought they m'ghi f ilrly augur h*t the day of success wsi not far away. Ba that as it may, however, their duty waa ole*r to continue the education of their young, and whatever Parliament mi^ut d > fie? shou'd go on until every Oatholb ohlld io tbe dlooeee w*w nt a Catholic loh 01.