The Episcopal Succession in England Scotland and Ireland A.D. 1400 to 1875Tipografia Della Pace, 1876 |
Sık kullanılan terimler ve kelime öbekleri
Abbatis Absolvens Andreæ dioc Angliæ appears appointed appointment April Aprilis archbishop archiepiscopi Armagh August auri de Camera Barberini bishop Bulls were dated Cardinal Church Clogher coadjutor Congregation Connor consecrated Consistorial Acts Consistory death December denarios dictæ died diocese Dromoren Dublin Dublinen Dunen Eboracen ecclesiam elected electi ENGLAND Episcopi Episcopus extra Romanam Curiam February flor florenos auri Glasguen Henry Hibernia IRELAND Irish James January Johannis John July June Kildare Kilmore made Maii March Mariæ Meath Monasterii nomine R. P. D. November O'Reilly Obligazioni obtulit October paid Pallium Patrick Pope procurator Propaganda protestant providit ecclesiæ provisum est ecclesiæ Queen Quietanze received Records of Provision referente Card retentione Richard Robert Romæ Romanam Curiam defuncti Rome S. D. N. providit same Scotia SCOTLAND September solidos solvit Sti Andreæ succeeded Taxa floren Thomæ Thomas translated vacanti per obitum Vatican Vicar Apostolic Ware William year years
Popüler pasajlar
Sayfa 237 - Sir Henry Sidney's efforts to effect reformation of conduct in the clergy and laity, do not seem to have been so acceptable at court as he might have supposed. His strong measures were followed by tumults; and the way in which he obtained possession of...
Sayfa 328 - September, 15 55. by Edward Bonner Bishop of London, Thomas Thirlby Bishop of Ely, and Maurice Griffin Bishop of Rochester. 3 This Archbishop of Dublin—who was immediately appointed Lord Chancellor—occupies a remarkable position in the Irish Episcopate ; for a certain class of writers, who attach unspeakable importance to the conservation of what they call
Sayfa 268 - ... 1st of February of this present year they were brought to the scaffold. The bishop was in a vehicle drawn by horses, and he said he went much more comfortably to death than his Master, our Lord Jesus Christ, who had to walk on foot and bear the weight of His cross. " Along the road by which they went there was a multitude of people of all degrees, such as was never seen at such a spectacle before ; and the Catholics, despising the danger, cast themselves upon their knees to ask the bishop's blessing,...
Sayfa 369 - Protestant historians, concerning changes of religion, and the strange confusions following : in the reigns of King Henry the Eighth. King Edward the Sixth. Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth.
Sayfa 237 - He refused the othe and to answer such articles as we required of him ; and besides that, ever sithens the last parliament, he hath manifestly contemned and openly showed himself to be a mislyker of all the queenes majesties proceedings ; he openly protested before all the people the same day he was before us, that he would never communicate or be present (by his will) where the service should be ministrid, for it was against his conscience and (as he thought) against; God's woord. If it shall seeme...
Sayfa 25 - ... both by preaching, teaching, and setting forth of erroneous doctrine, and also by inordinate life and conversation, contrary both to the laws of Almighty God and use of the universal Christian Church...
Sayfa 254 - ... Buishoppe of Clogher those xxii yeres past, using the like aucthority alwaies, saving for the space of three yeres in Sir Jo. Perrott's tyme that he hath bene restrayned from the most parte of the dyoces by vertue of a comissyon from the said Sir Jo. Perrott. And this Cornelius hath bene diverse tymes before diverse governours, and ys not yet reformed or compelled to yeald any obedyence to her Majesty's lawes.
Sayfa 236 - Bishop of Meath, would not conform thereunto, but for practising against it, was committed to custody, afterwards imprisoned, and at length deprived of his bishoprick...
Sayfa 347 - Vice-Rector, and subsequently, Rector, of the Irish College in Rome. From May, 1848, after the departure of the Jesuits, to January, 1849, he was Rector of the Propaganda College. At this time the revolution had broken out in the Pontifical States, and Mazzini became master of Rome. An order was issued by the revolutionary Triumvirate, commanding the students to leave the Propaganda within a few hours.
Sayfa 347 - ... by the French to fly from Rome. Consequently they could not afford to quarrel with the American Minister, and they at once granted his request. The Triumvirs then issued a new order, stating that the Propaganda was a literary institution of great merit, that it was the proud privilege of Republicans to foster learning and science, and that therefore the Roman government forbade any interference with the property of the Propaganda. Thus D r Cullen, in 1848, managed to save the College by placing...