The Life And Times of John Carroll Archbishop of Baltimore 1735 1815
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Ita vovet Etninentissime Cardinalis Eminac Txtae Servus Obsequentissitnus Ex Marilandia, die 27 Joannes Carroll.
Februarii, 1785. Eminentissimo Cardli Antoncllo. 13 The importance of this Letter can hardly be exaggerated. It is the first document of its kind which passed between the Church in the United States and the Holy See, and it contains for the Church historian of the new Republic the most valuable synthesis of the state of religion in this country which we possess for the Revolutionary ...period. After apologizing for the delay in answering Antonelli's letter, which was received three months before, Carroll thanked the Holy See for the confidence placed in him, and expressed the doubt whether he possessed the mental and physical qualities necessary for the faithful performance of his duties as prefect-apostolic. In replying to the request of the Sacred Congregation for an accurate statement regarding the condition of the Church in the new Republic, he realized that he might have to say things which might be misinterpreted at Rome, but he thought it best to speak out frankly because otherwise the reorganization of the Church here would not be begun safely and efficiently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ita vovet Etninentissime Cardinalis Eminac Txtae Servus Obsequentissitnus Ex Marilandia, die 27 Joannes Carroll.
Februarii, 1785. Eminentissimo Cardli Antoncllo. 13 The importance of this Letter can hardly be exaggerated. It is the first document of its kind which passed between the Church in the United States and the Holy See, and it contains for the Church historian of the new Republic the most valuable synthesis of the state of religion in this country which we possess for the Revolutionary ...period. After apologizing for the delay in answering Antonelli's letter, which was received three months before, Carroll thanked the Holy See for the confidence placed in him, and expressed the doubt whether he possessed the mental and physical qualities necessary for the faithful performance of his duties as prefect-apostolic. In replying to the request of the Sacred Congregation for an accurate statement regarding the condition of the Church in the new Republic, he realized that he might have to say things which might be misinterpreted at Rome, but he thought it best to speak out frankly because otherwise the reorganization of the Church here would not be begun safely and efficiently.
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