Life of Bishop Provoost, of New York
Life of Bishop Provoost, of New York
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" This boldness on the part of Mr. Wright made the Bishop restless and uneasy, lest Dr.
Beach's invited clergy should take offence; but fortunately no notice was taken, except by Dr. Rodgers, who inquired of Dr. Beach, whether Mr. Wright was aware that Bishop Frovoost had been baptized by Dominie Du Bois." An account of Bishop Provoost's first Con- firmation will naturally follow this. Bishop 132 LIFE OF BISHOP PBOVOOST.
De Lancey thus writes to the editor of the Gospel Messenger, early in 1856... : "In a recent Episcopal tour in Courtland county, in this diocese, I met, at the house of her son, Dr. R. O. Owen, the warden of Cal- vary Church, Homer, Mrs. Mary Owen, the widow of Dr. J. Owen, a native of the city of New York, born in 1774, whose maiden name was Mary Bell. She gave me an account, as an eye-witness, of the administration of the holy rite. She was then about fourteen years of age.
" His first Confirmation was held in St.
Paul's Chapel — Trinity Church was then in ashes. More than three hundred persons were confirmed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This boldness on the part of Mr. Wright made the Bishop restless and uneasy, lest Dr.
Beach's invited clergy should take offence; but fortunately no notice was taken, except by Dr. Rodgers, who inquired of Dr. Beach, whether Mr. Wright was aware that Bishop Frovoost had been baptized by Dominie Du Bois." An account of Bishop Provoost's first Con- firmation will naturally follow this. Bishop 132 LIFE OF BISHOP PBOVOOST.
De Lancey thus writes to the editor of the Gospel Messenger, early in 1856... : "In a recent Episcopal tour in Courtland county, in this diocese, I met, at the house of her son, Dr. R. O. Owen, the warden of Cal- vary Church, Homer, Mrs. Mary Owen, the widow of Dr. J. Owen, a native of the city of New York, born in 1774, whose maiden name was Mary Bell. She gave me an account, as an eye-witness, of the administration of the holy rite. She was then about fourteen years of age.
" His first Confirmation was held in St.
Paul's Chapel — Trinity Church was then in ashes. More than three hundred persons were confirmed.
What to read after Life of Bishop Provoost, of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Nicholas Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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