Henry Edward Manning His Life And Labours
Henry Edward Manning His Life And Labours
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The old Hierarchy died off, with the exception of Ulla- thorne, of whom Manning stood in some respect and fear, especially when Ullathorne used to inform him that he was a Catholic Bishop when a certain Mr. Manning was learning his catechism ! Rarely did Manning use his Metropolitan right to scold a Bishop. How tactfully he could do so appears in the following letter to a Bishop who had burst into the papers : " If it were possible for you to put off your character as a Bishop I should not vent...ure to express the regret I feel. But as we are so identified with our office that our person- ality is subordinate, and as whatsoever touches one member of the Episcopate touches all and the Episcopate itself, I feel very deeply that there is no little danger lest the writers in newspapers should recognise only the person and forget the office he bears. We are in days when we cannot venture to expose our office to any slight. " Manning felt that the education of the clergy was deficient, and proceeded to a series of moves on the chess- board which upset the other Bishops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old Hierarchy died off, with the exception of Ulla- thorne, of whom Manning stood in some respect and fear, especially when Ullathorne used to inform him that he was a Catholic Bishop when a certain Mr. Manning was learning his catechism ! Rarely did Manning use his Metropolitan right to scold a Bishop. How tactfully he could do so appears in the following letter to a Bishop who had burst into the papers : " If it were possible for you to put off your character as a Bishop I should not vent...ure to express the regret I feel. But as we are so identified with our office that our person- ality is subordinate, and as whatsoever touches one member of the Episcopate touches all and the Episcopate itself, I feel very deeply that there is no little danger lest the writers in newspapers should recognise only the person and forget the office he bears. We are in days when we cannot venture to expose our office to any slight. " Manning felt that the education of the clergy was deficient, and proceeded to a series of moves on the chess- board which upset the other Bishops.
What to read after Henry Edward Manning His Life And Labours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shane Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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