Catholicity And Progress in Ireland
Catholicity And Progress in Ireland
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There was another dance in the same place which he in no way discouraged; 286 HOW THE PRIESTS CAUSE EMIGRATION.
nevertheless it gradually died from natural causes, partly because of a dwindled population, and partly be- cause of the political meetings which became a greater attraction for the young men. There is an instructive lesson to be read in facts like these, if critics will only read and leara it.
So far, Sir Horace has been speaking from hearsay, or in theory. "But of my own knowledge, ..." he adds, "I can only speak of another aspect of the effect upon our national life of the restriction to which I refer. No Irishmen are more sincerely desirous of staying the tide of emigration than the Roman Catholic Clergy, and while, wisely as I think, they do not dream of a wealthy Ireland, they earnestly work for the pliysical and ma- tsrial as well as the spiritual well-being of their flocks. And yet no man can get into the confidence of the emigrating class without being told by them that the exodus is largely due to a feeling that the clergy are, no doubt from an excellent motive, taking joy — inno- cent joy — from the social side of home life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was another dance in the same place which he in no way discouraged; 286 HOW THE PRIESTS CAUSE EMIGRATION.
nevertheless it gradually died from natural causes, partly because of a dwindled population, and partly be- cause of the political meetings which became a greater attraction for the young men. There is an instructive lesson to be read in facts like these, if critics will only read and leara it.
So far, Sir Horace has been speaking from hearsay, or in theory. "But of my own knowledge, ..." he adds, "I can only speak of another aspect of the effect upon our national life of the restriction to which I refer. No Irishmen are more sincerely desirous of staying the tide of emigration than the Roman Catholic Clergy, and while, wisely as I think, they do not dream of a wealthy Ireland, they earnestly work for the pliysical and ma- tsrial as well as the spiritual well-being of their flocks. And yet no man can get into the confidence of the emigrating class without being told by them that the exodus is largely due to a feeling that the clergy are, no doubt from an excellent motive, taking joy — inno- cent joy — from the social side of home life.
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