The Divine Office
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And Merati adds "quod aliqua qua controversia erant utpotealicujus aliquam haberent probabilitatem, ideo rejecta non fuerant sedretenta eo modo quo erant cum falsitatis argui non possent, quamvisfortasse opposita sententia sit a pluribus recepta" (Merati, _Obser. AdGavant_, sec. V. , chap. Xii. , nn. 10 and 16). The words of these learnedmen and the writings of the learned Bollandist mentioned above areworthy of consideration, as sometimes priests are puzzled about thetruth and accuracy of the ...incidents recorded in those lessons of thesecond nocturn. They should be treated with reverence. The ignorantflippancy of a priest in an article (in a very secular periodical) onSt. Expeditus gave great pain to Catholics and gave material for yearsto come to scoffing bigots.
"Legends, _i. E. _, narratives, were based upon documents of the naturedescribed above, and worked up by later writers, either for the purposeof edification or from the point of view of the historian. The writings, however, differ endlessly as to their value, according to the knowledgeand authority possessed by the writers, and according to their nearnessto the events described.
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And Merati adds "quod aliqua qua controversia erant utpotealicujus aliquam haberent probabilitatem, ideo rejecta non fuerant sedretenta eo modo quo erant cum falsitatis argui non possent, quamvisfortasse opposita sententia sit a pluribus recepta" (Merati, _Obser. AdGavant_, sec. V. , chap. Xii. , nn. 10 and 16). The words of these learnedmen and the writings of the learned Bollandist mentioned above areworthy of consideration, as sometimes priests are puzzled about thetruth and accuracy of the ...incidents recorded in those lessons of thesecond nocturn. They should be treated with reverence. The ignorantflippancy of a priest in an article (in a very secular periodical) onSt. Expeditus gave great pain to Catholics and gave material for yearsto come to scoffing bigots.
"Legends, _i. E. _, narratives, were based upon documents of the naturedescribed above, and worked up by later writers, either for the purposeof edification or from the point of view of the historian. The writings, however, differ endlessly as to their value, according to the knowledgeand authority possessed by the writers, and according to their nearnessto the events described.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rev E J Quigley to read onlineMoreLess
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