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The Cincinnati Daily Star
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Pope Leo XIII receives a cold reply from Russia's Czar to congratulations on his 25th accession anniversary; Vatican downplays disappointment amid ongoing concerns for Catholics in Russia. (Rome, March 24)
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Rome, March 24.-The Czar's reply to the congratulations of Pope Leo XIII on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the former's accession to the throne of Russia has been received. The text of the Czar's dispatch has not been published, but some of the journals say it is couched in cold and vague terms, and that the Pope is very much disappointed at its lack of warmth and reciprocity of tone, but at the Vatican it is said His Holiness is not at all disappointed, inasmuch as he had small hopes of receiving from the Czar anything but a most formal acknowledgment of his congratulations. The condition of the Catholic Church in Russia has caused constant solicitude and anxiety on the part of the Pope.
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March 24
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the czar's reply was couched in cold and vague terms; the pope is not disappointed but has constant solicitude about the condition of the catholic church in russia
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The Czar's reply to Pope Leo XIII's congratulations on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession to the throne of Russia has been received. The text has not been published, but journals say it lacks warmth and reciprocity, disappointing the Pope according to some, though the Vatican states His Holiness had low expectations and is not disappointed. The condition of the Catholic Church in Russia causes constant anxiety for the Pope.