ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18239, 25 November 1924, Page 9

ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD

return to dominion. (SPECIAL TO "JHS P*ESB. ') WELLINGTON, November 24. Looking hale and hearty after another tour abroad, Archbishop Redwood Stepped off the San Francisco mail boat to-day and proceeded to hie home in Hill Btreet. He haa been away for six months, and was accompanied. by the Rev. Father Smyth. During his travels in the various countries he visited, he met all the principal personages of the Church, including Cardinal Mundelin (Chicago) «md the Archbishop of New York, with whom he dined. Some days were spent at bt. if mi, Minnesota with his old friend, Archbishop Ireland. .Ho crossed A*" lantio in the Aquitania and stayed in Sand and Iceland for about six great Euchamtic Congress Amsterdam, Holland was attended by Archbishop .Redwood, and he was accorded a most cordial greeting by the Cardinal Legate of his Holme&s the Pone. His Holiness sent a message to the Congress stating that he was very pleased that Archbishop Redwood was attending the gathering as the representative of Australia and New Zealand. When the Legate who presided, announced that Archbishop Redwood was the oldest Bishop in the world by consecration, and that he had com© from the Antipodes to attend the Congress, the gathering of 21,000 people arose and gave him a great ovation, which was repeated) at the conclusion of the Congress. A visit to France was then paid by the Archbishop, and he had a most pleasant and interesting interview with tho Cardinal Archbishop of P a ™' . „ . „ "I was a fortnight m Rome in October " said Archbishop Redwood, "'and was aiven a wonderful reception by the Holv Father. He was particularly kinalv and showed the greatest mterest in the work of the Church in New. Zealand " His Holiness said he was very proud that the Archbishop had been able to make such a long journey, and commented on the fact that Archbishop Redwood had been associated with the life of the Church in New Zealand from its earliest days up to the present time His Holiness added that the Archbishop looked very much younger than his years. Ho looked like a man Archbishop Redwood returned to New York in the Aquitania, and went through America in ueautifu.l weather, visiting Niagara and the Grand Canyon of 'Colorado on his way to San Francisco. The return trip across the Pacific was most pleasant, there not being one rough day.

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