 The Anglican Archbishop of Dublin had objected to "Catholic Church" and quoted the Council of Trent for the longer title, which was approved by Eugenio Pacelli and Pope Pius XI.The same name is used in a 2009 Irish law.American Catholics, who by the year 1900 were 12 million people and had a predominantly Irish clergy, objected to what they considered the "reproachful" terms Popish and Romish and preferred the term Roman Catholic.