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Excerpt from Plain Suggestions for a Reverent Celebration of the Holy Communion: Fond Du Lac TractsFor the very practical reason that the priest may be the better heard, as well as the symbolical one of the ascent to Calvary, it is customary to raise the altar on one or more steps. Save in very small churches or chapels, three steps of from four to six inches in height will be found a convenient number. As the priest is obliged, by the directi...

Excerpt from Sermons Preached in the Church of the Advent, Boston, on the Day of Its Consecration and the Sunday Following, 1894The Church of the Advent was consecrated to the Service of Almighty God on Saturday the first day of December, 1894. The Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, S.T.D., the Bishop of the Diocese, performed the ceremony. There were also present the Rt. Rev. Henry A. Neely, D.D., Bishop of Maine, the Rt. Rev. C. C. Grafton, D.D., Bi...

Excerpt from Letters and AddressesIn examining this question we Shall appeal to no sectional feelings. We even invoke not your Spirit Of humanity. We ask you only to remember that there is a God.Let us here in the beginning fully and carefully state the question to be considered, that we may all clearly see and constantly keep in view the headland to which we are steering.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of ra...

Excerpt from Vocation or the Call of the Divine, Master to a Sister's Life: And Other Writings on the Religious LifeThe Work of Sisterhoods now recognized by the Church - Many Ques tions asked concerning their Interior Government and Life - Classes specially interested, Clergy, Parents and Aspirants - The Information and Help the Book is intended to give.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic boo...

Excerpt from A Journey Godward of Doulos Iesou Kristou (a Servant of Jesus Christ)Many parts of Boston have undergone changes, not merely social and structural, but geographical and almost geological. Water has been made into land and hills carried into the sea. But the site of the house where Bishop Grafton was born is still occupied by a habitation, being a part of that upon which the Touraine, the chief hotel, now stands.About the Publisher...

Excerpt from Addresses and SermonsThe relation of the Bishop and Diocese was then established between us. You, dear brethren, have become my care, your interests are mine, your ad vancing holiness my concern. I must watch over you, as you of the Clergy, for them under you, as one who must give account. The responsibility to which your love has called me is made simple by His grace, to whom alone I look, and will be bearable, I doubt not, throu...

Excerpt from Christian and CatholicThe professional proselytizer, as we know the class, is a repulsive character. He studies the art of injecting doubts into devout minds, of playing on the weaknesses and vanities of his proposed con verts. He exaggerates the discords within their church, the contrariant opinions, the lack of discip line. Sometimes he cajoles, sometimes he seeks to terrify, sometimes he tries to in¿uence by social ad vantages,...

Excerpt from A Catholic Atlas, or Digest of Catholic Theology: Comprehending Fundamentals of Religion, Summary of Catholic Doctrine, Means of Grace, Perfection With Its Rules and Counsels, Worship and Its Laws Dear Reader: - Thou wilt find somewhat in this book that will disagree with thee. And in what it disagrees with thee thou wilt find thy most advantage. If it be not writ by the Spirit mayest thou be enlightened to the answering thereof...

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Excerpt from Vocation or the Call of the Divine, Master to a Sister's Life: And Other Writings on the Religious Life The Work of Sisterhoods now recognized by the Church - Many Questions asked concerning their Interior Government and Life - Classes specially interested, Clergy, Parents, and Aspirants - The Information and Help the Book is intended to give. Sisterhoods have now for a long time been established in our Church. The first efforts...

Excerpt from A Journey Godward of Doulos Iesou Kristou (a Servant of Jesus Christ)Many parts of Boston have undergone changes, not merely social and structural, but geographical and almost geological. Water has been made into land and hills carried into the sea. But the site of the house where Bishop Grafton was born is still occupied by a habitation, being a part of that upon which the Touraine, the chief hotel, now stands.About the Publisher...

Excerpt from Christian and Catholic The professional proselytizer, as we know the class, is a repulsive character. He studies the art of injecting doubts into devout minds, of playing on the weaknesses and vanities of his proposed con verts. He exaggerates the discords within their church, the contrariant opinions, the lack of discip line. Sometimes he cajoles, sometimes he seeks to terrify, sometimes he tries to in¿uence by social ad vantage...

Excerpt from Sermons Preached in the Church of the Advent, Boston, on the Day of Its Consecration and the Sunday Following, 1894 The Church of the Advent was consecrated to the Service of Almighty God on Saturday the first day of December, 1894. The Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, S.T.D., the Bishop of the Diocese, performed the ceremony. There were also present the Rt. Rev. Henry A. Neely, D.D., Bishop of Maine, the Rt. Rev. C. C. Grafton, D.D., ...