Memorials of Those Who Suffered for the Catholic Faith in Ireland in the 16th 1
Memorials of Those Who Suffered for the Catholic Faith in Ireland in the 16th 1
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It was in 1646 that the first missionary fathers landed in Ireland ; and, during the five years that they remained, Limerick was the chief scene of their labors. The happy fruits of their zeal were soon visible to all ; and it is recorded, as a striking fact, that none of the clergy of any mission which they visited were found to abandon their spiritual charges. "All remained with the flocks entrusted to them, assisting and defending them until they were banished, or suffered death for the Cath...olic faith ; and, in effect, it was granted to all to endure one or the other. "* As early as 1648, the Archbishop of Cashel wrote to St. Vincent that, through the zeal of his good fathers, " the people had been excited to piety, which was increasing every * Abelly's Vie de Saint Vincent, lib. Iv. Chap, viii. , in Dr. Moran, Persec. P. 7, to whom I am indebted for all this account of the Vincentians.
3O2 JMartyrs and Confessors day ; and although these admirable priests have suffered inconveniences of every sort since their arrival in this country, they, nevertheless, have not ceased for an instant to apply themselves to their spiritual mission, and, blessed by heavenly grace, they have gloriously propagated and increased the worship and glory of God.
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It was in 1646 that the first missionary fathers landed in Ireland ; and, during the five years that they remained, Limerick was the chief scene of their labors. The happy fruits of their zeal were soon visible to all ; and it is recorded, as a striking fact, that none of the clergy of any mission which they visited were found to abandon their spiritual charges. "All remained with the flocks entrusted to them, assisting and defending them until they were banished, or suffered death for the Cath...olic faith ; and, in effect, it was granted to all to endure one or the other. "* As early as 1648, the Archbishop of Cashel wrote to St. Vincent that, through the zeal of his good fathers, " the people had been excited to piety, which was increasing every * Abelly's Vie de Saint Vincent, lib. Iv. Chap, viii. , in Dr. Moran, Persec. P. 7, to whom I am indebted for all this account of the Vincentians.
3O2 JMartyrs and Confessors day ; and although these admirable priests have suffered inconveniences of every sort since their arrival in this country, they, nevertheless, have not ceased for an instant to apply themselves to their spiritual mission, and, blessed by heavenly grace, they have gloriously propagated and increased the worship and glory of God.
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