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Vatican Archives of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" 1622-1846 vol. 2 SOCG 1622-1846 PART 2 1800-30 [entries 001-570] 255 256 ENTRIES 1800-30 (nos. 001-570) 257 258 ENTRIES ENTRY NUMBER: 001 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 137rv, 140rv. B: 137v, 140rv LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: [Rome] DATE: 11 mar 1805 AUTHOR: [Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"] RECIPIENT: [Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"] TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Memorandum DESCRIPTION: Cover pages of the file dealing with the general congregation of 11 mar 1805 on North America and Newfoundland. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 002 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 138rv-139rv. B: ff. 138v, 139r LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: [Dublin] DATE: 21 sep 1804 AUTHOR: John Thomas Troy, archbishop of Dublin RECIPIENT: Richard Luke Concanen, OP, agent of the archbishop of Dublin in Rome TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Translation DESCRIPTION: Translation into Italian of a portion of the writer's letter to the addressee of 21 sep 1804 [prepared by Richard Luke Concanen for the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"]. The writer informs that both the Franciscan Stewart [Bonaventure Stewart, Franciscan Observant], who is provincial of Ireland, and Patrick Lambert are better and much younger than Bernard Brady. Brady was at first recommended by the writer as coadjutor of O'Donel [James Louis O'Donel]. However, both Stewart [Bonaventure Stewart] and Lambert [Patrick Lambert] refuse to be appointed prior to Bernard Brady. Translation certified by Richard Luke Concanen. Summary, notes of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide." REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 003 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 141rv, 146rv. B: f. 146rv LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: [Rome] DATE: 03 apr 1805 AUTHOR: [Alessandro Lacchini, auditor to the pope] RECIPIENT: Domenico Coppola, archbishop of Myra, secretary of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Memorandum DESCRIPTION: The writer has forwarded to Gregorio Berni the title of bishop of Aeropolis, in Palestine, to be conferred upon the Franciscan Observant Bonaventure Stewart, provincial of Ireland. According to the decree of the general congregation [of 11 mar 1805; see Cal. 1800-30 II 002], Bonaventure Stewart was appointed coadjutor of O'Donel [James Louis O'Donel], bishop of Thyatira, vicar apostolic in Newfoundland. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, 259 APF / SOCG 1622-1799 / Part 2: 1800-30 VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 004 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 142rv, 145rv. B: ff. 142v, 145rv LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: Rome DATE: 27 jan 1805 AUTHOR: Richard Luke Concanen, OP, agent of the archbishop of Dublin in Rome; John Connolly, OP, prior of Collegio San Clemente RECIPIENT: [Patrick Lambert, OFM Obs] TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Autograph memorandum signed, in Richard Luke Concanen's handwriting, signed by both DESCRIPTION: The writers recommend the Franciscan Observant Patrick Lambert, of the province of Ireland. They both knew Patrick Lambert when he was professor of theology and guardian of Collegio San Isidoro in Rome [in 1783- 4]. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 005 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 143rv-144rv. B: f. 144r LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: [Rome] DATE: 06 mar 1806 AUTHOR: John Connolly, OP, former prior of Collegio San Clemente RECIPIENT: Domenico Coppola, archbishop of Myra, secretary of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Autograph letter signed DESCRIPTION: According to the addressee's wishes, the writer gathered information on the three candidates that were recommended [by John Thomas Troy in his letter of 05 sep 1804; see Cal. 1800-30 III 006] to the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" forNewfoundland [i.e., the coadjutorship of James Louis O'Donel, vicar apostolic in Newfoundland], and consulted with Joseph Taylor, prior of Collegio San Clemente, who has been absent from Ireland for only three years. They both agree that [1] Bernard Brady, c. 60, formerly provincial of Ireland, is a good subject; [2] Stewart [Bonaventure Stewart], almost 50, currently provincial of Ireland, is also well known to the guardian of Collegio San Isidoro in Rome [James MacCormick]; [3] Patrick Lambert, almost 50, was formerly Guardian of Collegio San Isidoro [in 1783-4]. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 006 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 147rv-148rv. B: ff. 147v-148r LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: Dublin DATE: 04 sep 1804 AUTHOR: John Thomas Troy, archbishop of Dublin RECIPIENT: Stefano Borgia, cardinal, prefect of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Translation DESCRIPTION: According to the wishes of O'Donel [James Louis O'Donel], bishop of Thyatira, vicar apostolic in 260 APF / SOCG 1622-1799 / Part 2: 1800-30 Newfoundland, contained in his letter to the writer of 15 jul 1804 [see Cal. 1800-30 III 007], the writer encloses a letter [James Louis O'Donel's?] to the pope [Pius VII]. The writer lists the following candidates for the coadjutorship of the vicar apostolic in Newfoundland; [1] Bernard Brady, twice provincial of Ireland; [2] Bonaventure Stewart, currently provincial of Ireland; [3] Patrick Lambert, formerly provincial [provincial of Ireland] and guardian of Collegio San Isidoro in Rome [in 1783-4]. Summary, notes of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" (according to the letter of the vicar apostolic [James Louis O'Donel to ?James Thomas Troy, of 15 jul 1804; see Cal. 1800-30 III 007], there are c. 15,000 Catholics in Newfoundland). Reference to the answer of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" of apr 1805 [27 apr 1805; see Cal. 1800-30 V 010]. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 007 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 912 (1805) FOLIOS: 149rv-150rv. B: f. 150r LANGUAGE: Latin LOCATION: St. John's, Newfoundland DATE: 15 jul 1804 AUTHOR: James Louis O'Donel, OFM Obs, bishop of Thyatira, vicar apostolic in Newfoundland RECIPIENT: [John Thomas Troy, archbishop of Dublin] TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Autograph letter signed DESCRIPTION: The writer lived in Newfoundland for 20 years [1784-1804]. When he arrived, Catholics were only 15; they are currently 15,000. Being old and having suffered a stroke, he now asks for a coadjutor. Since none of his companions is worth to be appointed bishop, he asks that the choice of a coadjutor be made by the archbishop of Dublin [John Thomas Troy]. Summary, notes of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" (Bonaventure Stewart was chosen as coadjutor [in the general congregation of 11 mar 1805; see Cal. 1800-30 II 002]). Reference to the answer of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" of apr 1805 [27 apr 1805; see Cal. 1800-30 V 009]. REMARKS: Cross-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 001-002, III 001-007, IV 004-007 038-040 274 288 297-299, V 008-015, VI 349. ENTRY NUMBER: 008 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 913 (1806) FOLIOS: 306rv, 366rv. B: f. 306rv, 366rv LANGUAGE: Italian LOCATION: [Rome] DATE: 21 jul 1806 AUTHOR: [Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"] RECIPIENT: [Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"] TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Memorandum DESCRIPTION: Cover pages of the file dealing with the general congregation of 21 jul 1806 on North America and Québec. REMARKS: Coss-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 003-006, III 008-012, IV 008-009 275 289, V 016-017 020-021, VI 022- 025. ENTRY NUMBER: 009 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 913 (1806) FOLIOS: 364rv-365rv. B: ff. 364v-365r LANGUAGE: French LOCATION: [Québec] 261 APF / SOCG 1622-1799 / Part 2: 1800-30 DATE: 04 nov 1804 AUTHOR: Joseph-Octave Plessis, bishop of Canatha, coadjutor of the bishop of Québec RECIPIENT: Denis Boiret, procurator of the Séminaire des Missions-Étrangères, agent of the bishop of Québec in Rome TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Excerpts [in Denis Boiret's handwriting] DESCRIPTION: The writer acknowledges the addressee's letter of 9 mar [09 mar 1804] (received six months later) and his dispatches of 17 nov [17 nov 1804]. The state of the diocese of Québec is peaceful, although the number of priests is insufficient for 180,000 Catholics. The faith, however, is weak in Québec and Montréal, whereas the state of religion in the countryside is better. Summary, notes of the Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide" (in 1805 Denis Boiret was given the printed letters and the questionnaire to be used for a detailed report on the diocese of Canada [recte Québec in Lower Canada]). REMARKS: Coss-references: Cal. 1800-30 II 003-006, III 008-012, IV 008-009 275 289, V 016-017 020-021, VI 022- 025. ENTRY NUMBER: 010 SERIES: SOCG VOLUME: 913 (1806) FOLIOS: 367rv LANGUAGE: French. Italian LOCATION: [Longueuil] DATE: 21 jan 1806 AUTHOR: [Charles-Marie Boucher de Boucherville, priest] RECIPIENT: [Sacred Congregation "de Propaganda Fide"] TYPE OF DOCUMENT: Autograph copy signed DESCRIPTION: Act of inhumation of Pierre Denaut, bishop of Québec, who died on 17 jan 1806 and was buried on 20 jan 1806. Act certified by Charles-Marie Boucher de Boucherville, vicar of Longueuil [i.e., Saint-Antoine-de- Longueuil, on 21 jan 1806]. A list of 13 notables who attended the burial ceremony, followed by 25 signatures.
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    A Sua Maestà il Re di Spagna Juan Carlos I La cappella di Pietro Cuside nella Chiesa di San Pietro in Montorio a Roma LAURA GIGLI, GABRIELLA MARCHETTI, GIUSEPPE SIMONETTA «Non troveremo mai la verità se ci accontentiamo di quello che è stato già trovato( ... ). Coloro che scrissero prima di noi non sono per noi signori, ma delle guide. La verità è aperta a tutti, essa non è ancora stata ancora posseduta per intero» (Gilberto di Toumai). * * * Il percorso della storia non segue un'inflessibile legge casua­ le o, tanto meno, causale, ma è come una nuvola che giunge in un luogo che non conosce (dal noto, usando il simbolo per gui­ dare il pensiero, verso l'ignoto) e dove magari non desiderava andare; il progresso della storia è, invece, lo sviluppo, sempre più determinato e più chiaro, di ciò che è contenuto e tracciato nello spirito umano. La storia, intesa come conoscenza delle mutazioni del reale, pertanto, è il metodo (nell'accezione greca * Il saggio si avvale della collaborazione degli Amici Marco Setti, che da sempre rende visibili i nostri studi tramite il disegno e le immagini di volta in volta appositamente realizzati, e Gianfrancesco Solferino, profon­ do conoscitore del pensiero francescano. 339 di via inusuale) da cercare per scoprire le realtà spirituali coesi­ stenti con quelle materiali. L'aragonese Pietro Cuside era giunto a Roma dalla natia Sa­ ragozza (la città romana Caesaraugusta) nel 1602 ed era andato ad abitare con la famiglia nel palazzo a via del Corso in angolo con via Frattina, che fece ristrutturare dall'architetto Carlo Ma­ derno per potervi agevolmente svolgere l'incarico di rappre­ sentante diplomatico del re di Spagna Filippo III.
  • Of St. Patricks Church

    Of St. Patricks Church

    ' F ’ H I STORY O ST . PAT RI CKS CHU RCH , C A R Ll S L E , P E N N S Y LVA N I A . R GA N BY E V . H . G . SS . I N R D T I N T O U C O . “ ” Go tea ch a l l n a ti ons The divine commission , , has been one to which the Catholic Ch u r c h has ever been true and faithful one woven like a tissue of gold in her nineteen centuried history ; one inseparably connected with the h er t h e divinity of organization and existence . After pentecostal outpouring of the Holy S pirit, she entered upon her stupendous mission with marks and prerogatives in which the whole human family from the uncultured Lombard and Goth to the erudite Greek and Roman , dis cerned the presence of gifts which belong to th e super natural order and of graces which connect her by an almost visible bond with the unseen world . These gifts and r graces , as histo y records , have been her inheritance , not only in apostolic ages , but are poured out as lavishly in our own generation as in any that preceded it . It is by h t is token , and not by numerical success , that we recog n ize the apostolic commission . 4 ’ S t . Paul s mission was the same when pursued and m ob stoned by the at Lystra , as when his disciples ’ ‘ embraced and kissed him s or r o wz ng t/z a z zk ey sh ou l d see ’ ” bzs a ce no mor e f .