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The Irish Ecclesiastical Record, Volume 1, December 1864 is a comprehensive collection of articles and essays that delve deep into various aspects of Irish ecclesiastical history, making it an indispensable resource for scholars, theologians, and anyone with a keen interest in the subject matter.

Edited by a group of esteemed individuals known simply as "Various," this volume covers a wide array of topics, ranging from biographies of influential clergy figures to in-depth analyses of significant historical events. The book presents an extensive overview of Irish Catholicism during the time period, offering readers an opportunity to explore the complexities and nuances of the faith, as well as its evolving relationship with the wider society.

One of the standout features of this volume is its meticulous attention to detail. The writers, clearly passionate about the subject, leave no stone unturned as they meticulously research and present their findings. Every article is bolstered by extensive references and citations, allowing readers to verify the information and encouraging further exploration.

The authors' expertise shines through in their writing, as they effortlessly marry historical facts with engaging narratives. The prose is clear and concise, making the content accessible to both academic readers and those seeking a general understanding of Irish ecclesiastical history. The contributors manage to strike a balance between providing scholarly insights and keeping the content engaging, ensuring that readers remain captivated from start to finish.

What sets this volume apart from other similar works is its inclusivity. The book does not only focus on the prominent figures and institutions within the Catholic Church but also pays homage to the lesser-known individuals and local communities that played a crucial role in shaping Irish Catholicism. This approach gives a more well-rounded perspective and offers a deeper understanding of the complex web of interconnectedness within the church.

Throughout the volume, there is a genuine sense of reverence for Irish Catholicism and its contributions to society. While the book focuses on historical events and figures, it also highlights the ways in which the church played a vital role in the lives of ordinary people, offering solace, guidance, and a sense of community during challenging times.

The Irish Ecclesiastical Record, Volume 1, December 1864 is a remarkable achievement in its comprehensive coverage of Irish ecclesiastical history. Its rich content, meticulous research, and engaging writing make it an essential resource for anyone interested in exploring the intricate tapestry of Irish Catholicism. Whether you are an academic, a theologian, or simply someone intrigued by the subject matter, this volume is sure to captivate and enlighten you.

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Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. Printer errors have been changed and are listed at the end.

Characters that could not be displayed directly in Latin 1 are transcribed as follows:

Italics ^o masculine ordinal [.b] lentition on top of b [mc] maltese cross [V] versicle [R] response

THE IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD.

DECEMBER, 1864.

THE DIOCESE OF ROSS IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.

The Lives of the Irish Bishops , published by Ware, in 1665, and rewritten by Harris in the beginning of the last century, have been long regarded as authentic history; and the statements of these learned writers have been generally accepted without hesitation, being supposed to rest on ancient and indubious documents. It is thus, to take a quite recent example, that the Rev. W. Maziere Brady, D.D., in the third volume of his Records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross (London, 1864), adopts, with only a few verbal variations, the whole narrative of Ware regarding St. Fachnan and his successors in the see of Ross. Nevertheless, many of his statements are inaccurate, and some of them, too, are wholly at variance with historic truth. At the very threshold of our present inquiry we meet with one instance which alone should suffice to render us cautious in accepting the assertions of such historians, when unconfirmed by other authorities... Continue reading book >>




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