New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
-.... <-..,. >. .,.,. extensive and unusual s5or1

And he fruits Of these extensive ano ono'eA e'iA
were srea67 7i.ibe no. ony il he genera
faith gal and piety but IN numerous sac
enrrer,ious Of re ird-i or Indifferent Whico hac N
soe cases beer 50 sudden and sGrprins a. 70 give Use
20 b-;=f n The direct sid special InieFaoo oil me
Head Of the Church il .hsir bensk "aa'evs' naI De
;aough, on ths head ire BLESSED influences o. sucn e
FRA cauno, be doubted sy .ry sincere Snii''ah-
Bishop r.-anced as sne cheering fac' sress eoAhse
the faith sad department. of The Laoorns Cia'se' Oh
Paris who were formerly almost % MAJ Infected y
the Ini5el Philosophy and whose Sundays were COG
.equeuty spen; in reYeiing 81 .ensHai nc
grea: lad been Ire change aaoaz them taz' EisE<Sa
TtoasaaG mad become members Of single ChuFca' aHc
many more were preparing 70 follow iheiF example
The Bishop spoEe Of the opportunity he FAC on 'Ais
visi, for me ars re enjoyed Of baking ne scain'
snce Of some Of the Oxford DiTnes "nose 'Hu
corduct in renauucing taer wealthy ahc powerful posi-
uons IS members of he Church of Engana ana 1hHns
win me Catholic Church had c.ea:et Sensation
throughout ne civilized world. Es found iaem emf
neu,ly meek simple Cody men Hao conld mol sPPsec'
ate zoe surprise which lad widely manifested al
the- Remuneration Of worldly honori and N o0e
dience The dictates Of Conscience and 70 whose eee
humility the Interest snd admiration ioey Hs0 30
generally excited seemed unsccountsoie re isalheo
from them in conversation that The movement WHICH
had resulted in their conversion had been preceoeo y
agitation discussion OF doctrina dlaeIsnce' 'U'
originated rather the stsoen's iorery NOTORIOUS
body fox ceatouspesi and indifference 20 hseioh
among whom about twenty years since arose sp''
ofreguariiy and moral eevsonoto evotion and prayer
pning for ;horousa consecraon Of heart and HE to
God. Thence grew naturally the practice OF coniess'ns
their S;ns-a practice fast becoming common no. gen
era! in the Eacisa Church-end silently, rresisiioiy
there grew Up within ,neir souls Consciousness OF 'oe
great reality of the Sscrcsi character OF me Holy ku
charst and OF Real Presence OF Christ 'herein-a
Consciousness founded the necessity OF these srea
truths their spiritual satisfaction and *eAoens-
Many OF them mad never made the acquaintance OF a
Catholic Up me time that they renounced al WORLDLY
advantages for their souls sake and found that most oil
their old friends mad fallen away from theH-"hile
some the Professors Students had visited tee Con-
tnent aud deeply impressed with The serenity
sweetness snG thorough freedom from earthly passion
OF care which they witnessed in the houses OF the Re
gious Order. ,bere-and which they have themselves
mes.urably attained in the bosom Of the Church.
The reverend speaker stated during this his recen,
visit, 10 Europe he had personally enjoyed much less
pleasure than in former occasions. The moist Climate
for the first time seemed 10 disagree with him-he WAS
almost all the time unTeA- he WAS IN Constant ac'l',
too either travelling preaching and the only real
res; ne had obtained passing and repas.ng the al
ways glorious with 1t. tireess mOnotony and con-
slant chanee-wbose surface recognized the breath OF
the fcebes zephyr-which Ike proud slave serves all
ye, refuses to wea. TIE badge Of any or rather the
generous benefacto who cheertu bears the burdens OF
ali Yet instantly bois every token OF the deed. The
Ocean what 80 ike Human Life the Ocean with It's
,un and shadow ia tempest its Gains It's cesseess play
Of waves and shifting breezes Who begins voyage,
but he thinks Of Life aud how like Is the Ocean 10
Lifs-not Only of individuals but OF nations, and e'Pe
c.ly of the Church Since we las; methere, ny 0re'h
rem many or at least some have finished the voyage OF
life-would we nigh; hope thot all terminated ne happily
as uauquily as that OF which we have been dscours
ing How calm how tranquil is the Deep-and although
it hcaves ike the heavns Of an Infants breast with
peace upon brow May lives end al least as tran
quy the ocGsn in its sleep and souls speed cafe
ly to haven OF eternal rest.
Such is neaser outline OF the Bishops Sermon
written from few pencilnotcs and subsequent
recollection We have presumed that the facts stated
and even the view taken OF those tscts By so eminent
Preate would interest readers generally and give
place to them accordingly. We have not attempted to
the language OF the Bishop but we have mis-
apprehended any position statement, we shall doubt
less be enabled 10 make due correction