Spicilegium Ossoriense: a collection of original letters and papers illustrative of the history of the Irish Church, by P.F. MoranPatrick Francis Moran (card, abp. of Sydney) 1874 |
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aliis Angliae annis Apostolicae appointed ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH Archbishop of Cashel ARCHBISHOP OF TUAM Archiepiscopus Archiepus ARCHIVES Ardmachanae Bishop Cardinal Carmelitae Catholicae Catholici Catholicorum Clero Creagh cujus December Deus dignetur Dioecesi Dublin Dublinii Dublinum Ecclesia Ecclesiae Eccliae ejusdem Emae England eorum Episcopus Epos Epus Februarii fide fidei fidem following great haereticis haereticorum heretics Hibernia Holiness hujus Regni illis ILLME Ireland Irish ISIDORE'S MSS Kilkenniae Kilmoren King LETTER Majesty MALACHIAS March Martii meae mihi Momonia Monasterium nobilibus nostrae November nrae nunc OCTOBER omnibus Order ordinis Pater present PROPAGANDA Protestantes Protestantium Provincia Rectoria Reginae Regis Regno religionis Rmae ROME Sacerdotes Sacred Congregation saltem same Sanctitatem saythe Scotiae Scotos Sede Sedis semper sent September Servus sine suae tamen tanquam tempore Theologiae Thomas time tunc Ultoniae unto vestra Vicaria ibidem Viceroy Vrae Vram Wormatia
Popular passages
Page 30 - ... sit sede indultum, quod interdici, suspendi vel excommunicari non possint per litteras apostolicas non facientes plenam et expressam ac de verbo ad verbum de indulto huiusmodi mentionem...
Page 29 - Reginarum, aut aliorum principum, ac alias quomodolibet, et ex quibusvis causis concessis approbatis et innovatis, Quibus omnibus etiam si pro illorum sufficienti derogatione de illis eorumque totis tenoribus specialis specifica...
Page 29 - Ecclesiasticas, aliaque opportuna iuris et facti remedia, appellatione postposita, compescendo, legitimisque super his habendis servatis processibus, censuras, et poenas ipsas, etiam iteratis vicibus aggravando, invocato etiam ad hoc, si opus fuerit, auxilio Brachii .saecularis. Non obstantibus fel.
Page 29 - ... tenoribus, et formis, ac cum quibusvis, etiam derogatoriarum derogatoriis, aliisque efficacioribus, et insolitis clausulis, irritantibusque, et aliis decretis in genere, vel in specie, etiam motu proprio, et ex certa scientia, etiam consistorialiter, ac aliàs quomodolibet concessis; ac etiam heratis vicibus approbatis, et innovatis.
Page 114 - What keeps everyone in a state of intense suspense is the fear of the approaching Parliament, which is to assemble after St. John's festival, in which the heretics intend to vomit out all their poison, and infect with it the purity of our holy religion, and it is expected that things will take place in it such as have not been seen since the schism of Henry VIII. began.
Page 29 - VIII. de una et Concilii Generalis de duabus dietis, dummodo ultra tres dietas aliquis vigore...
Page 29 - Episcopis motu simili mandamus quatenus ipsi vel unus eorum per se, vel alium, seu alios, praesentes litteras, et in eis contenta quaecumque, ubi, et quando opus fuerit ac quoties pro parte...
Page 29 - Apostolicis, ac in provincialibus et synodalibus Conciliis editis generalibus vel specialibus constitutionibus et ordinationibus, ac monasteriorum et Ordinum praedictorum juramento, confirmatione Apostólica, vel quavis firmitate alia, roboratis...
Page 130 - Catholics die amongst so many that are of every side of them carried to their graves. And yet the Protestants, but especially the Puritans, spare not to say that this plague is come from God to punish the nation for their remissness and toleration with Catholics. And this they urged vehemently in the Parliament to edge His Majesty both to execute severely the laws already enacted against them and to enact new, as though there was not enough before.
Page 50 - Armagh (Armacan) endured over twenty years' imprisonment in the Tower and elsewhere. He is referred to in SP Dom. Eliz., vol. clxviii, no. 74 as follows : "1585, May 27. Tower. Ri. Creaghe, a dangerous man to be among the Irish for the reverence that is by that nation borne unto him, and therefore fit to be continued in prison