Archbishop O'brien: Man And Churchman
Archbishop O'brien: Man And Churchman
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Even then his mind in public affairs was unmarred by provincialism.
At this period the Catholics of the Island were making an effort to secure a separate school system, and when in 1879, Bishop Mclntyre made a visit to Ottawa in advocacy of his cause, he asked Dr. O'Brien to accompany him. This visit to the Canadian capital gave the young philosopher-priest a fresh outlook upon the social and political conditions of the Dom- inion. He had previously followed the general course of public affairs... with all the interest of an intelli- gent onlooker, and in the quiet of his study he had evolved the decided principles by which his course was to be directed in a more active sphere.
His citizenship he regarded as a precious in- alienable right to the freeborn man, and it never occurred to him that in entering the priesthood, any one should consider he had forfeited his voice and claims as a citizen. He felt, with Cardinal Manning, that where the rulings of state touched upon the faith and morals of the community, he, as a moral teacher and guide to his people, must interest himself in their course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even then his mind in public affairs was unmarred by provincialism.
At this period the Catholics of the Island were making an effort to secure a separate school system, and when in 1879, Bishop Mclntyre made a visit to Ottawa in advocacy of his cause, he asked Dr. O'Brien to accompany him. This visit to the Canadian capital gave the young philosopher-priest a fresh outlook upon the social and political conditions of the Dom- inion. He had previously followed the general course of public affairs... with all the interest of an intelli- gent onlooker, and in the quiet of his study he had evolved the decided principles by which his course was to be directed in a more active sphere.
His citizenship he regarded as a precious in- alienable right to the freeborn man, and it never occurred to him that in entering the priesthood, any one should consider he had forfeited his voice and claims as a citizen. He felt, with Cardinal Manning, that where the rulings of state touched upon the faith and morals of the community, he, as a moral teacher and guide to his people, must interest himself in their course.
What to read after Archbishop O'brien: Man And Churchman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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