Memorial Addresses
Memorial Addresses
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What Ambrose did fifteen hundred years ayo we, his suc- cessors in the holy ministry, do today. And his eminence Cardinal Gibbons finding it impossible to fulfill this sad duty himself, glad am I that to me should fall the honor i»f filling his place; for during the eleven years that liichmond was my home and Virginia the field of my episcopal labors I shared in the pride that every Virginian felt at having for the repre- sentative of the proud old State in the national Congress so honorable, s...o high-toned, so spotless a man as John S. Bar- bour. When, about six years ago, shortly after the untimely death of his saintly and beloved wife, he gave me to under stand that soon we would be fellow Catholics, I rejoiced that the luster which his civic virtues reflected on his State and the honor which his public career did to his whole country was likewise to be shared in by the old church of all the ages, the mother of saints and heroes and sturdy upright men and women in every age and clime and condition of human life.
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What Ambrose did fifteen hundred years ayo we, his suc- cessors in the holy ministry, do today. And his eminence Cardinal Gibbons finding it impossible to fulfill this sad duty himself, glad am I that to me should fall the honor i»f filling his place; for during the eleven years that liichmond was my home and Virginia the field of my episcopal labors I shared in the pride that every Virginian felt at having for the repre- sentative of the proud old State in the national Congress so honorable, s...o high-toned, so spotless a man as John S. Bar- bour. When, about six years ago, shortly after the untimely death of his saintly and beloved wife, he gave me to under stand that soon we would be fellow Catholics, I rejoiced that the luster which his civic virtues reflected on his State and the honor which his public career did to his whole country was likewise to be shared in by the old church of all the ages, the mother of saints and heroes and sturdy upright men and women in every age and clime and condition of human life.
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