 | 1921 - 632 sayfa
...that all were not satisfied with the rather loose ecclesiastical system which prevailed at this time : The clergymen here continue to live in the old form....a succession of Catholick clergymen, and secure to them a comfortable subsistence. I said, that the former system of administration (that is, everything... | |
 | Peter Guilday - 1922 - 452 sayfa
...their posts, doing their work in a spiritless way, while the war waged back and forth across the land : The clergymen here continue to live in the old form....might tend to secure to posterity a succession of Catholic clergymen, and secure to these a comfortable subsistence. I said, that the former system of... | |
 | Peter Guilday - 1922 - 926 sayfa
...their posts, doing their work in a spiritless way, while the war waged back and forth across the land: The clergymen here continue to live in the old form....might tend to secure to posterity a succession of Catholic clergymen, and secure to these a comfortable subsistence. I said, that the former system of... | |
 | James J. Hennesey - 1983 - 418 sayfa
...the Catholic Church in the new nation. Above all, a leader was badly needed. John Carroll explained: The Clergymen here continue to live in the old form:...might tend to secure to posterity a succession of Catholic Clergymen, and secure to these a comfortable subsistence.1 On his own initiative Carroll circulated... | |
 | Robert Willis - 2006 - 254 sayfa
...Carroll assessed the stagnant situation insightfully in a letter to Fr. Plowden on February 20, 1782: The clergymen here continue to live in the old form....might tend to secure to posterity a succession of Catholic clergymen, and secure to these a comfortable subsistence. I said, that the former system of... | |
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The clergymen here continue to live in the old form. It is the effect of habit, and if they could promise themselves immortality, it would be well enough. But I regret that indolence prevents any form of administration being adopted, which might tend... 