The life of the Most Rev. M.J. Spalding, D.D., Archbishop of Baltimore
Publisher: New York: Catholic Publication Society of America; Baltimore: John Murphy
Published: 1873
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: CHAPTER I.; title: Ancestry — Parentage — Birth — Early Education, 11; title: CHAPTER II.; title: Professor at St. Mary's College — Enters the Seminary at Bardstown — Is Sent to Rome, 23; title: CHAPTER III.; title: Student Life in Rome, 36; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: Last Year in Rome — Public Defence of Theses for the Doctor's Cap, 45; title: CHAPTER V.; title: Ordained Priest — Returns Home — I s made Pastor of the Cathedral in Bardstown — Professor in the Seminary — The "Minerva," 61; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: The "Catholic Advocate" — Religious Journalism — Efforts to Extend its Influence, 71; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: President of St. Joseph's College — Pastor of St. Peter's Church, in Lexington — Diocese of Nashville, 83; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: Dr. Spalding is appointed Vicar-General — The Louisville "League" — His Labors as a Lecturer and Preacher, 95; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: Popular Objections to the Church — Dr. Spalding's Manner of Answering them, 106; title: CHAPTER X.; title: Appointed Bishop of Lengone, in Part. Infid., and Coadjutor of Bishop Flaget — Death of Bishop Flaget — State of the Diocese at the Time of Dr. Spalding's Consecration, 118; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: State of the Diocese, continued — Bishop Spalding's first Visitation — The Early Catholics of Kentucky, 131; title: CHAPTER XII.; title: Retreat of the Clergy — Building of the Cathedral in Louisville — Division of the Diocese — The First Plenary Council of Baltimore — Desire to secure the Services of a teaching Brotherhood 144; title: CHAPTER XIII.; title: Visit to Europe — The Xaverian Brothers — The American College at Louvain, 155; title: CHAPTER XIV.; title: Religion and Nationalism — The Know-Nothing Conspiracy — "Bloody Monday," 174; title: CHAPTER XV.; title: The "Miscellanea" — Controversy with Professor Morse, 185; title: CHAPTER XVI.; title: The Provincial Councils of Cincinnati — The Common-School System, 200; title: CHAPTER XVII.; title: Diocesan Affairs — Traits of Character — Correspondence with Archbishop Kenrick, 210; title: CHAPTER XVIII.; title: History of the Reformation — Views on the Duties of Ecclesiastics in their Relations with the State — Episcopal Labors, 230; title: CHAPTER XIX.; title: The Civil War and the Church In Kentucky  — State of the Diocese of Louisville — Bishop Spalding is appointed to the See of Baltimore, 244; title: CHAPTER XX.; title: Archbishop Spalding takes Possession of His New Charge — Summary of Important Facts in the History of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, 257; title: CHAPTER XXI.; title: Archbishop Spalding's First Works in the Diocese of Baltimore — The Syllabus — The Sixth Synod of Baltimore — Correspondence on Various Subjects, 269; title: CHAPTER XXII.; title: The Suffering People of the South — The Diocese of Charleston — The Catholic Protectory — Sermon at the University of Notre Dame, 285; title: CHAPTER XXIII.; title: The Second Plenary Council of Baltimore, 298; title: CHAPTER XXIV.; title: Second Plenary Council of Baltimore, continued — Appointment of Bishops — Parochial Rights — Catholic University, 310; title: CHAPTER XXV.; title: The Past, the Present, and the Future, 321; title: CHAPTER XXVI.; title: The Emancipated Slaves — The Catholic Publication Society — The Centenary of the Martyrdom of Sr. Peter, 337; title: CHAPTER XXVII.; title: Travels in Europe — Ireland — Progress of the Church in the Archdiocese of Baltimore — The American College in Rome, 350; title: CHAPTER XXVIII.; title: The Dangers that Threaten the Destruction of our Free Institutions — The Remedy — The Craving for Sensuous Indulgence, 362; title: CHAPTER XXIX.; title: Death of the Very Rev. B. J. Spalding — Visitation of the Diocese — The Little Sisters of the Poor — The Vatican Council, 374; title: CHAPTER XXX.; title: The Vatican Council — The Postulatum of Archbishop Spalding — Letter to Bishop Dupanloup, 387; title: CHAPTER XXXI.; title: The Definition of Papal Infallibility not only Opportune, but Necessary — Devotion of the American Church to the Holy See, 404; title: CHAPTER XXXII.; title: The Manner in which the Discussions of the Vatican Council were Conducted — The Infallibility of the Pope — Liberty and Liberalism — Tour in Switzerland, 416; title: CHAPTER XXXIII.; title: The Sacrilegious Invasion of Rome — Archbishop Spalding Returns Home — His Reception in Baltimore and Washington City — A Retrospect, 430; title: CHAPTER XXXIV.; title: Last Illness and Death of Archbishop Spalding, 449; title: Index, 461