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RECORD (VOL 1) *** + + + + +Produced by Bryan Ness, Jane Hyland and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This +file was produced from images generously made available +by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries) + + + + + + + + + +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. operâ_ 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., _Règles 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. + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Irish ecclesiastical record +(Volume 1) (1865-1868), by Society of Clergymen + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IRISH ECCLES. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: The Irish ecclesiastical record (Volume 1) (1865-1868) + Index + +Author: Society of Clergymen + +Release Date: March 23, 2010 [EBook #31749] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IRISH ECCLES. RECORD (VOL 1) *** + + + + +Produced by Bryan Ness, Jane Hyland and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This +file was produced from images generously made available +by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries) + + + + + + +</pre> + + + + + +<h1>THE IRISH<br />ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD</h1> + + +<h4>A Monthly Journal</h4> + +<h3>CONDUCTED BY A SOCIETY OF CLERGYMEN,</h3> +<h4>UNDER EPISCOPAL SANCTION</h4> + + +<h2>VOL. I</h2> + + +<p> +<br /><br /> +<span style="margin-left:12em;">"Ut Christiani ita et Romani altis."<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:12em;">"As you are children of Christ, so be you children of Rome."<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:22em;"><i>Ex Dictis S. Patricii, Book of Armagh</i>, fol. 9.<br /></span> +<br /> +<br /></p> + + +<p class="center">DUBLIN<br /> +JOHN F. FOWLER, 3 CROW STREET,<br /> +DAME STREET<br /> +1865<br /> +<br /><br /><br /><br /></p> +<h5>J.F. FOWLER, PRINTER,<br />3 CROW STREET, DAME STREET,<br />DUBLIN<br /></h5> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>ALPHABETICAL INDEX</h2> + +<p class="center">[For the Contents of the several Decrees of Congregations the reader is referred to the Half-Yearly +Index.]</p> + +<p> +Achonry, See of, 209<br /> +<i>Adjumenta Oratoris Sacri, etc. operâ</i> F.X. Schouppe, <i>noticed</i>, 503<br /> +Aireran, St., Prayer of, 63<br /> +Ambrose, St., Tomb of, 22<br /> +Ardagh, the See of, 13<br /> +<span style="margin-left:3em;">Ancient Religious Foundations of, 127<br /></span> +Armagh, Richard Fitz-Ralph, Archbishop of, 486, 524<br /> +Attracta, St., Feast of, 39<br /> +Avellino, St. Andrew, Feast of, 145<br /> +Barlow, James, on Eternal Punishment, 217<br /> +Belgian Bishops, Card. Patrizi's Letter to, 193<br /> +Bible, the Catholic Church and the, 253, 323<br /> +Boenninghausen, <i>De irregularitatibus</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 48<br /> +Brancadoro, Mgr., Letters of, to F. Concanen, O.P., 54<br /> +Brigid's, St., Convent of, 127<br /> +Brigid's, St., Orphanage, 167<br /> +Butt, Mr., and National Education, 534<br /> +Carthage, St., Rule of, 113, 172<br /> +Catacombs, Signs of Martyrdom in the, 19<br /> +Catholic Church, the, and the Bible, 253, 323<br /> +Catholic Education, 227<br /> +Catholic Universities of Belgium and of Ireland, 549<br /> +Church, the Social Mission of the, 334<br /> +Clancarty, Earl of, 200, 253<br /> +Clonmacnoise, the See of, 153<br /> +Colenso, Dr., and the Old Testament, 271, 363, 513, 553<br /> +Colga, St., Prayer of, 4<br /> +Concordat, the French, 159<br /> +Consalvi, Cardinal, and Napoleon Bonaparte, 159, 201<br /> +<span style="margin-left:7.5em;">Memoirs of my Ministry, by, 301<br /></span> +Conversion, the History of a, 409<br /> +Cork and Cloyne, Dioceses of, 311<br /> +<span style="margin-left:7em;">B. Thaddeus, Bishop of, 375, 401<br /></span> +Council of Trent, Decision of the S. Cong. for the interpret. of, 590<br /> +<i>Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland</i>, by J.P. Prendergast, <i>noticed</i>, 504<br /> +<i>Culdees of the British Isles, the</i>, by Dr. Reeves, <i>noticed</i>, 444<br /> +Cullen, Most Rev. Dr., Letter on Poland from, 182<br /> +<span style="margin-left:9em;">Speech of, 227<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:9em;">Circular of, on the Ceremonies of Holy Week, 343<br /></span> +Cummings, Rev. Dr., <i>Religious Controversy in America</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 198<br /> +Cunningham, H.S., <i>Is Good News from Ireland true? noticed</i>, 119<br /> +Dechamps, V., <i>Letters to People of the World on a Life of Pleasure</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 349<br /> +De Ram, Mgr. F.X., 572<br /> +De Rossi, Cav. G.B., <i>Roma Sotteranea</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 102<br /> +<span style="margin-left:8em;"><i>Imagini Scelte, della B.V. Maria</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 247<br /></span> +Derry, the See of, 353<br /> +Down and Connor, the See of, 262, 385<br /> +Dromore, the See of, 506<br /> +Dubliniensis, Letter of, 436<br /> +<i>Dublin</i>, Dr. Moran's <i>History of the Catholic Archbishops of</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 556<br /> +Encyclical of Pius IX., 8th December, 1864, <i>See Appendix</i><br /> +English Bishops, Letter of the Holy Office to, 139<br /> +<i>Essays on the Origin, etc., of the Irish Church</i>, by Rev. Dr. Moran, <i>noticed</i>, 41<br /> +Feye, Professor, 359<br /> +Fitz-Ralph, Richard, Archbishop of Armagh, 15, 486, 524<br /> +Froschammer, Dr., Condemnation of, 93<br /> +Gargan, Rev. Dr., <i>The Ancient Church of Ireland</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 45<br /> +Gilbert, J.T., <i>History of the Viceroys of Ireland</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 552<br /> +Grant, Right Rev. Dr., Bishop of Southwark, Letter to, 143<br /> +Graves, Two Illustrious, 427<br /> +Gray, Sir J., on <i>Obnoxious Oaths</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 352<br /> +Henry Ludovicus, <i>De residentia beneficiatorum</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 46<br /> +Holy See, the, and the liberty of the Irish Church, 46<br /> +Index, S. Cong. of the, Letter from, 144<br /> +<span style="margin-left:11em;">Monita of, to Prof. Ubaghs, 344<br /></span> +Indulgences, Decrees of the S. Cong. of, 37, 38, 241, 347, 393, 394, 395<br /> +Indulgenced Prayers, 393<br /> +Indulgence, Plenary, <i>in articulo mortis</i>, Rescript of Clement XIV. on, 133<br /> +Irish Race, Destiny of the, 65<br /> +Irish Church Establishment, the, 119, 227<br /> +Irish Bishops, Letter to, from Card. Prefect of Propaganda, concerning the B. Eucharist, 242<br /> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">on the <i>Residence</i> prescribed by the S. Canons, 246<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Concessions to the <i>quoad usum Pontificalium extra Diocesim</i>, 246<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Letter from, to Henry Grattan, M.P., 291<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Letter to, from Card. Antonelli, on a change in the consecration oath of Bishops, 293<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Letter of, to Propaganda, 1801, 440<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Address of the, to Pius VII., 441<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Letter to, on dispensations in mixed marriages, 438<br /></span> +<span style="margin-left:8em;">Rescript to, on Requiem Masses, 296<br /></span> +Jameson, Mrs., inaccuracies of, 248<br /> +Jubilee, decisions regarding the, 347<br /> +J.W.H., Letter of, 389<br /> +Keogh, Judge, and Catholic Doctrines, 450<br /> +Killaloe, the See of, 465<br /> +Laemmer, Rev. Dr., <i>Histoire de ma conversion</i>, 408<br /> +Liturgical Questions, 29, 89, 133, 186, 239, 283, 339, 382, 433, 500, 542, 585<br /> +Lough Derg, St. Patrick's Purgatory in, 493<br /> +Louvain, Card. Patrizi on some Doctrines taught at, 193<br /> +Malone, Rev. S., Letter of, 288<br /> +Malou, Mgr., <i>Règles pour le choix d'un etat de vie</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 151<br /> +Missarum iteratio, applicatio pro populo, etc., 590<br /> +M'Carthy, Rev., <i>Dr. Kelly's dissertations</i>, 48<br /> +M'Carthy, B. Thaddeus, 375, 401<br /> +Milton, John, his principles of toleration, 456<br /> +Moran, Rev. Dr., <i>various works of</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 41, 426, 551<br /> +Middle Ages, a recent Protestant view of, 57<br /> +National Education and Mr. Butt, 534<br /> +O'Connor, Rev. M., the Destiny of the Irish Race, 65<br /> +O'Curry, Prof., MSS. of, 4, 63, 112, 172<br /> +Old Testament, Dr. Colenso and the, 271, 363, 513, 553<br /> +O'Neill, Hugh, Grave of, 427<br /> +O'Melrian, Dr., Letters of, 465<br /> +Ossory, the See of, 563<br /> +Patrick's, St., Purgatory in Lough Derg, 493<br /> +<i>Patrick's, St., Cathedral: how it was restored</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 399<br /> +Patrizi, Card., Letter of, to the Belgian Bishops, 193<br /> +Peter's, St., Pence, Association of, 181<br /> +Pensioning the Irish Clergy, 52<br /> +Phials of blood in the Catacombs, 19<br /> +Pitra, Cardinal, <i>Juris Ecclesiastici Grecorum Historia</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 195<br /> +Pius VII., Reply to Address of the Irish Bishops, 441<br /> +Pius IX., Letters of, 35, 93, 192<br /> +Poenitentiaria, Answers of the S., 142, 347<br /> +Prendergast's <i>Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 504<br /> +Propaganda, Decrees of S. Cong. of, 143, 242, 246, 293, 297, 391, 438, 439<br /> +Requiem Masses, 37, 296<br /> +Reeves, Dr., <i>The Culdees of the British Isles</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 444<br /> +Rice, Rev. W., Letter of, 389<br /> +Rites, Decrees of Congregation of, 18, 39, 97, 145, 146, 316<br /> +<i>Rituale Romanum Appendix ad</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 396<br /> +Robertson, Prof., <i>Lectures on Modern History</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 101<br /> +Ross, Diocese of, 105<br /> +Sacrament of Penance in the early Irish Church, 477<br /> +Schouppe, F.X., <i>Adjumenta Oratoris Sacri</i>, etc., <i>noticed</i>, 503<br /> +Secret Societies, Decisions concerning, 38<br /> +Segur, Mgr. de, <i>on Holy Communion</i>, 197<br /> +<span style="margin-left:7em;"><i>Popular objections against the Encyclical</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 397<br /></span> +Thaddeus, Blessed, Bishop of Cork and Cloyne, 401<br /> +Theiner's <i>Vetera Monumenta</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 47, 103, 297<br /> +Todd, Dr., <i>Memoir of St. Patrick, Martyrology of Donegal</i>, 43, 98<br /> +Trench, Dr., <i>Sacred Latin Poetry</i>, 58<br /> +Troy, Most Rev. Dr., Card. Antonelli's Letter to, 392<br /> +Ubaghs, Letter of Prof., 594<br /> +Unionism Condemned, 139<br /> +University Education in Ireland, 23<br /> +Universities, list of German, 409<br /> +University, Catholic, Exhibitions, 544<br /> +Universities of Belgium and of Ireland, 549<br /> +Vercellone, P., <i>Variae Lectiones Vulgatae</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 147<br /> +Veto, the 49<br /> +<i>Viceroys</i>, Gilbert's <i>History of the Irish</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 147<br /> +Villecourt, Cardinal de, <i>Vie et Institut de S. Alphonse Mari de Liguori</i>, <i>noticed</i>, 400<br /> +Woodlock, Mgr., Rector of the Catholic University, Letter of, 544<br /> +</p> + + +<p> +Appendix:<br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">The Encyclical of His Holiness, 8th December, 1864.</span><br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">The Brief for the Jubilee.</span><br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">Cardinal Antonelli's Letter.</span><br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">Syllabus of Condemned Propositions.</span><br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">Translation of ditto.</span><br /> +<span style="margin-left: 1em;">Inauguration of the Catholic University, Session 1864-65.</span><br /> +</p> + + + + + + + + +<pre> + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Irish ecclesiastical record +(Volume 1) (1865-1868), by Society of Clergymen + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IRISH ECCLES. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: The Irish ecclesiastical record (Volume 1) (1865-1868) + Index + +Author: Society of Clergymen + +Release Date: March 23, 2010 [EBook #31749] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IRISH ECCLES. RECORD (VOL 1) *** + + + + +Produced by Bryan Ness, Jane Hyland and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This +file was produced from images generously made available +by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries) + + + + + + + + + +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. + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Irish ecclesiastical record +(Volume 1) (1865-1868), by Society of Clergymen + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IRISH ECCLES. 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