The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04

Aubuf6uco Solupduys was al Cplscopuuou.
In 1919 young Preston was graduated from
Trinity College. Hartford. and three years later
hs entered the Episcopal ministry. After
Church OF tie Row. pr; sssIary. grandson
81 ss sst SssoR q Vas as ER:ssP
81; ill., ;sss Ssss$s
converted to Catholicism " ~ '
After his renu9ciaaon Of the Episcopal
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Church before pr Forbes's oonversi9n. which
tholicisn pr. fSrses was was reoonverted and b.
adssss HGsf I'll 1851 him at the
s MT Hscc :RFgStS Sps Tso
Kill. on Dec. Is. 1851. made him . domestic
pre!ate. and that sppointmept gave him the title
conferred another honor. on him BY creating
a% tnss wh bs only
Church; Jersey City Heights.
Mgr; Preston was ,S, in his an.
IS =. III sad q eese
siastical censure Of the MSGlynnites when he
E9sfs IN es ss to
Of Music while attending an Ant: Poverty
ali fad snshns e b.
McGlynn being under sentenee Of excom-
Eas &sa
owned . lot IN tsthoiio cenetery; Dr.. Bur.
Mgr. Preston meyer courted publicity. but
II IN WHICH he made onssushts on Preteseant.
AMONG s bes fnosn ses ssd
Henson. defence Of natural 5sIIeion from
G GsVsason so an 'w spoorR fs9 ns and
rsvsa .lss? !9uts ssr PSF es. e'
ives II the Pope: The Pretsstsn ads Rssor-
sSa An sad saa Bb eHa aRd
pvtn me- Parseiete" and The biyins Sanetu.
ary." books OF devotion.
A Catholic pastor Of this city says OF DR..
wien the history o, the American Catholic
to b y Is
Bishop, and few even Of that exalted order.
has left SO deep an impression on 1t as Mgr.
marked man once he entered the Catholic
priesthood. and ever continued to draw to him
sf his saF hon0r Els
and the SIMPLICITY and eafnestPess q his life.
sstsas SEpss,esPs ga f. 5eassa
q the n poorest and most unknown priest.
While his ability as 2 writer was, q, course. Of
e4a Il n5 G Ss s q o 9asR Sat
ence with Protestant Americans than those Of
dreds Of coavests were The r esq Is Of his Ad-
vent ssrmso1s EhtSSh nr ne PREACHED Tor many
CATHOLIC Church. but, on the Ghols. It L. doubt.
full II there was any more. effective. He was
2 Ss tSss
discourse. and tho knowledge that he had
ne t. TIT
i Was unfortunate that s an pni INF y,
@S S 'GSEssi, &s
uOil WAY an ecCleslustlc UcIOTo MI. anu couiu
e securs araer liberty ' than he had swotn
shy hs ssss to be 81 E Ms
Psep se E, 4 b. aoss
a. r. tassSSn W. eS SaFcss Tsa
sss Me- ssS 5s ~
nsat 9, ths Vicar: Ssnersi's Si,lss ,cs I%ps ny
g proof that there vas no prejudice II NE
dsnea and was saPs's and %fes aSs
claimed that ne dsesIons we're unjust or his
es !ssass ssa ss . g.
Ss ns onns ts Sss
oic Church. three Of his four brothors followed
hs i + s Els
experience. He said that even IN his early
years he began to weigh the peculiar tsnsts q
, let me tel the story rs plainly as cam
e wrSas psns very anShe sna
s sSSs y ". ssssSSs III IT, tSsd
the door when the goal Of ny hope was e
the arguments OF those who had studied long
only the theories which then seemed TO me
OF my religious experisncs that there MAS
really no Church Of Christ, upon earth
denial OF Christianity IN is concrete form
would have been TO mo equivalent to an inf
deity for which l had NO temptations Ex-
trems Protestantlsm. which leaves We every man
they said TO me- first. that the Catholic Church
had lost tha primitive faith. and had become cor
divine organ OF truth and. secondly. that the
branches which. though cut on from visible
communion with the parent trunk, have still
kept the essential faith. Moreover. the church
70 which you belong lie ono OF these branches.
II hns tho apostolic orders. and is true Por
ton Of the church which Jesus Christ founded.
In 4 you hnye the ia s sra s ne
abide manfuIly and do your best TO purify and
strengthen your spiritual motheL
These arguments reduce Themselves 20
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