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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Irish ecclesiastical record (Volume 1)
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+Title: The Irish ecclesiastical record (Volume 1) (1865-1868)
+       Index
+
+Author: Society of Clergymen
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+Release Date: March 23, 2010 [EBook #31749]
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+Language: English
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+THE IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD:
+
+A Monthly Journal.
+
+CONDUCTED BY A SOCIETY OF CLERGYMEN, UNDER EPISCOPAL SANCTION.
+
+
+VOL. I
+
+
+ "Ut Christiani ita et Romani altis."
+ "As you are children of Christ, so be you children of Rome."
+
+_Ex Dictis S. Patricii, Book of Armagh_, fol. 9.
+
+
+ DUBLIN
+ JOHN F. FOWLER, 3 CROW STREET,
+ DAME STREET.
+ 1865.
+
+
+ J.F. FOWLER, PRINTER,
+ 3 CROW STREET, DAME STREET,
+ DUBLIN.
+
+
+
+
+ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
+
+[For the Contents of the several Decrees of Congregations the reader is
+referred to the Half-Yearly Index.]
+
+
+                                                                     Page.
+
+    Achonry, See of,                                                  209
+
+    _Adjumenta Oratoris Sacri, etc. opera_ F.X. Schouppe, _noticed_,  503
+
+    Aireran, St., Prayer of,                                           63
+
+    Ambrose, St., Tomb of,                                             22
+
+    Ardagh, the See of,                                                13
+            Ancient Religious Foundations of,                         127
+
+    Armagh, Richard Fitz-Ralph, Archbishop of,                   486, 524
+
+    Attracta, St., Feast of,                                           39
+
+    Avellino, St. Andrew, Feast of,                                   145
+
+    Barlow, James, on Eternal Punishment,                             217
+
+    Belgian Bishops, Card. Patrizi's Letter to,                       193
+
+    Bible, the Catholic Church and the,                          253, 323
+
+    Boenninghausen, _De irregularitatibus_, _noticed_,                 48
+
+    Brancadoro, Mgr., Letters of, to F. Concanen, O.P.,                54
+
+    Brigid's, St., Convent of,                                        127
+
+    Brigid's, St., Orphanage,                                         167
+
+    Butt, Mr., and National Education,                                534
+
+    Carthage, St., Rule of,                                      113, 172
+
+    Catacombs, Signs of Martyrdom in the,                              19
+
+    Catholic Church, the, and the Bible,                         253, 323
+
+    Catholic Education,                                               227
+
+    Catholic Universities of Belgium and of Ireland,                  549
+
+    Church, the Social Mission of the,                                334
+
+    Clancarty, Earl of,                                          200, 253
+
+    Clonmacnoise, the See of, 153
+
+    Colenso, Dr., and the Old Testament,               271, 363, 513, 553
+
+    Colga, St., Prayer of,                                              4
+
+    Concordat, the French,                                            159
+
+    Consalvi, Cardinal, and Napoleon Bonaparte,                  159, 201
+                        Memoirs of my Ministry, by,                   301
+
+    Conversion, the History of a,                                     409
+
+    Cork and Cloyne, Dioceses of,                                     311
+                     B. Thaddeus, Bishop of,                     375, 401
+
+    Council of Trent, Decision of the S. Cong. for the interpret. of, 590
+
+    _Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland_, by J.P. Prendergast,
+      _noticed_,                                                      504
+
+    _Culdees of the British Isles, the_, by Dr. Reeves, _noticed_,    444
+
+    Cullen, Most Rev. Dr., Letter on Poland from,                     182
+                           Speech of,                                 227
+                           Circular of, on the Ceremonies of Holy
+                             Week,                                    343
+
+    Cummings, Rev. Dr., _Religious Controversy in America_,
+      _noticed_,                                                      198
+
+
+    Cunningham, H.S., _Is Good News from Ireland true? noticed_,      119
+
+    Dechamps, V., _Letters to People of the World on a Life of
+      Pleasure_, _noticed_,                                           349
+
+    De Ram, Mgr. F.X.,                                                572
+
+    De Rossi, Cav. G.B., _Roma Sotteranea_, _noticed_,                102
+                         _Imagini Scelte, della B.V. Maria_,
+                           _noticed_,                                 247
+
+    Derry, the See of,                                                353
+
+    Down and Connor, the See of,                                 262, 385
+
+    Dromore, the See of,                                              506
+
+    Dubliniensis, Letter of,                                          436
+
+    _Dublin_, Dr. Moran's _History of the Catholic Archbishops
+      of_, _noticed_,                                                 556
+
+    Encyclical of Pius IX., 8th December, 1864,            _See Appendix_
+
+    English Bishops, Letter of the Holy Office to,                    139
+
+    _Essays on the Origin, etc., of the Irish Church_, by Rev.
+      Dr. Moran, _noticed_,                                            41
+
+    Feye, Professor,                                                  359
+
+    Fitz-Ralph, Richard, Archbishop of Armagh,               15, 486, 524
+
+    Froschammer, Dr., Condemnation of,                                 93
+
+    Gargan, Rev. Dr., _The Ancient Church of Ireland_, _noticed_,      45
+
+    Gilbert, J.T., _History of the Viceroys of Ireland_, _noticed_,   552
+
+    Grant, Right Rev. Dr., Bishop of Southwark, Letter to,            143
+
+    Graves, Two Illustrious,                                          427
+
+    Gray, Sir J., on _Obnoxious Oaths_, _noticed_,                    352
+
+    Henry Ludovicus, _De residentia beneficiatorum_, _noticed_,        46
+
+    Holy See, the, and the liberty of the Irish Church,                46
+
+    Index, S. Cong. of the, Letter from,                              144
+                                   Monita of, to Prof. Ubaghs,        344
+
+    Indulgences, Decrees of the
+      S. Cong. of,                        37, 38, 241, 347, 393, 394, 395
+
+    Indulgenced Prayers,                                              393
+
+    Indulgence, Plenary, _in articulo mortis_, Rescript of
+      Clement XIV. on,                                                133
+
+    Irish Race, Destiny of the,                                        65
+
+    Irish Church Establishment, the,                             119, 227
+
+    Irish Bishops, Letter to, from Card. Prefect of Propaganda,
+      concerning the B. Eucharist,                                    242
+                          on the _Residence_ prescribed by the
+                            S. Canons,                                246
+                          Concessions to the _quoad usum
+                            Pontificalium extra Diocesim_,            246
+                          Letter from, to Henry Grattan, M.P.,        291
+                          Letter to, from Card. Antonelli, on a
+                            change in the consecration oath of
+                            Bishops,                                  293
+                          Letter of, to Propaganda, 1801,             440
+                          Address of the, to Pius VII.,               441
+                          Letter to, on dispensations in mixed
+                            marriages,                                438
+                          Rescript to, on Requiem Masses,             296
+
+    Jameson, Mrs., inaccuracies of,                                   248
+
+    Jubilee, decisions regarding the,                                 347
+
+    J.W.H., Letter of,                                                389
+
+    Keogh, Judge, and Catholic Doctrines,                             450
+
+    Killaloe, the See of,                                             465
+
+    Laemmer, Rev. Dr., _Histoire de ma conversion_,                   408
+
+    Liturgical Questions,
+                 29, 89, 133, 186, 239, 283, 339, 382, 433, 500, 542, 585
+
+    Lough Derg, St. Patrick's Purgatory in,                           493
+
+    Louvain, Card. Patrizi on some Doctrines taught at,               193
+
+    Malone, Rev. S., Letter of,                                       288
+
+    Malou, Mgr., _Regles pour le choix d'un etat de vie_, _noticed_,  151
+
+    Missarum iteratio, applicatio pro populo, etc.,                   590
+
+    M'Carthy, Rev., _Dr. Kelly's dissertations_,                       48
+
+    M'Carthy, B. Thaddeus,                                       375, 401
+
+    Milton, John, his principles of toleration,                       456
+
+    Moran, Rev. Dr., _various works of_, _noticed_,          41, 426, 551
+
+    Middle Ages, a recent Protestant view of,                          57
+
+    National Education and Mr. Butt,                                  534
+
+    O'Connor, Rev. M., the Destiny of the Irish Race,                  65
+
+    O'Curry, Prof., MSS. of,                              4, 63, 112, 172
+
+    Old Testament, Dr. Colenso and the,                271, 363, 513, 553
+
+    O'Neill, Hugh, Grave of,                                          427
+
+    O'Melrian, Dr., Letters of,                                       465
+
+    Ossory, the See of,                                               563
+
+    Patrick's, St., Purgatory in Lough Derg,                          493
+
+    _Patrick's, St., Cathedral: how it was restored_, _noticed_,      399
+
+    Patrizi, Card., Letter of, to the Belgian Bishops,                193
+
+    Peter's, St., Pence, Association of,                              181
+
+    Pensioning the Irish Clergy,                                       52
+
+    Phials of blood in the Catacombs,                                  19
+
+    Pitra, Cardinal, _Juris Ecclesiastici Grecorum Historia_,
+      _noticed_,                                                      195
+
+    Pius VII., Reply to Address of the Irish Bishops,                 441
+
+    Pius IX., Letters of,                                     35, 93, 192
+
+    Poenitentiaria, Answers of the S.,                           142, 347
+
+    Prendergast's _Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland_, _noticed_,     504
+
+    Propaganda, Decrees of S. Cong. of,
+                                   143, 242, 246, 293, 297, 391, 438, 439
+
+    Requiem Masses,                                               37, 296
+
+    Reeves, Dr., _The Culdees of the British Isles_, _noticed_,       444
+
+    Rice, Rev. W., Letter of,                                         389
+
+    Rites, Decrees of Congregation of,          18, 39, 97, 145, 146, 316
+
+    _Rituale Romanum Appendix ad_, _noticed_,                         396
+
+    Robertson, Prof., _Lectures on Modern History_, _noticed_,        101
+
+    Ross, Diocese of,                                                 105
+
+    Sacrament of Penance in the early Irish Church,                   477
+
+    Schouppe, F.X., _Adjumenta Oratoris Sacri_, etc., _noticed_,      503
+
+    Secret Societies, Decisions concerning,                            38
+
+    Segur, Mgr. de, _on Holy Communion_,                              197
+      _Popular objections against the Encyclical_, _noticed_,         397
+
+    Thaddeus, Blessed, Bishop of Cork and Cloyne,                     401
+
+    Theiner's _Vetera Monumenta_, _noticed_,                 47, 103, 297
+
+    Todd, Dr., _Memoir of St. Patrick, Martyrology of Donegal_,    43, 98
+
+    Trench, Dr., _Sacred Latin Poetry_,                                58
+
+    Troy, Most Rev. Dr., Card. Antonelli's Letter to,                 392
+
+    Ubaghs, Letter of Prof.,                                          594
+
+    Unionism Condemned,                                               139
+
+    University Education in Ireland,                                   23
+
+    Universities, list of German,                                     409
+
+    University, Catholic, Exhibitions,                                544
+
+    Universities of Belgium and of Ireland,                           549
+
+    Vercellone, P., _Variae Lectiones Vulgatae_, _noticed_,           147
+
+    Veto, the                                                          49
+
+    _Viceroys_, Gilbert's _History of the Irish_, _noticed_,          147
+
+    Villecourt, Cardinal de, _Vie et Institut de S. Alphonse Mari
+      de Liguori_, _noticed_,                                         400
+
+    Woodlock, Mgr., Rector of the Catholic University, Letter of,     544
+
+
+    Appendix:
+      The Encyclical of His Holiness, 8th December, 1864.
+      The Brief for the Jubilee.
+      Cardinal Antonelli's Letter.
+      Syllabus of Condemned Propositions.
+      Translation of ditto.
+      Inauguration of the Catholic University, Session 1864-65.
+
+
+
+
+
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