American Ecclesiastical Review, volume 25
American Ecclesiastical Review, volume 25
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All around was still as death. For, if academic peace is to be found on earth, it is within the hallowed precincts of Maynooth.
" They have all gone to breakfast," he cried, looking at his watch. " I shall have the Senior Chapel all to myself I shall see the place where I lay prostrate the morning of my ordination. I shall recall my vows, my emotions, my resolutions. I have seen so much lately to cast me into the past again, and to compel ...me to retrace my steps, that is, my ideas and principles, back to the fresh inspirations of the most hallowed and peaceful days of my life." He entered the narrow porch at the northern side, touched his forehead with holy water, and again, for the third time these last few days, felt a breath of hot air fanning him, and found himself in the presence of a mighty multitude. He had forgotten that it was Whitsuntide. The church was full ; the very drama of his own ordination, that most sublime of the Church's ceremonies, was being reenacted before his eyes.
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Digitized by Google 308 AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICAL REVIEW.
All around was still as death. For, if academic peace is to be found on earth, it is within the hallowed precincts of Maynooth.
" They have all gone to breakfast," he cried, looking at his watch. " I shall have the Senior Chapel all to myself I shall see the place where I lay prostrate the morning of my ordination. I shall recall my vows, my emotions, my resolutions. I have seen so much lately to cast me into the past again, and to compel ...me to retrace my steps, that is, my ideas and principles, back to the fresh inspirations of the most hallowed and peaceful days of my life." He entered the narrow porch at the northern side, touched his forehead with holy water, and again, for the third time these last few days, felt a breath of hot air fanning him, and found himself in the presence of a mighty multitude. He had forgotten that it was Whitsuntide. The church was full ; the very drama of his own ordination, that most sublime of the Church's ceremonies, was being reenacted before his eyes.
What to read after American Ecclesiastical Review, volume 25?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catholic University of America to read onlineMoreLess
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