"CONVERSION OF ENGLAND."
THE POPE AND FATHER VAUGHAN. Father A. P. Doylo, Rector of the Mission House in Washington, which is, described as being intended for tho conversion of tho English-speaking pooplo to Catholicism, after having been received by tho Popo, had a long audionce with Cardinal Merry del Val on the result of his work. When Father Doyle mentioned tho recent action of Archbishop Bourne in sending Father Vaughan to tho Mission Houso to prepare for.the work in England, tho Cardinal said: "Tho project commends itself to me as a most feasible and practical way of putting now life into tho movement for the conversion of England. Tho choice of Father Vaughan for tho work is a most happy one. I know him well, and ho has all tho qualities that aro most apt to secure tho best results. To Father Vaughan has fallen tho providential role of carrying to ultimate success the projects of his uncle, tho Cardinal. Ho is a Vaughan, and he has inherited tho qualities of mind and heart that will insure success in tho work."
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 306, 19 September 1908, Page 12
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