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...at the same time be the king of all that portion of country comprehended in his diocese; —a thing, you say, which is not improbable, seeing that the...

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...hole bouquet of Christian virtues. St. Ambrose, esteeming very highly the dignity of the ministerial office, was most desirous that the clergy of his diocese should live worthily of their high vocation, and be good and profitable examples to the people. The language of the book is eloquent, the style noble, the thought abundant in both imagery and rhetoric, and the philoso...

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... the sex scandals has averaged $700 million for each of the 3000 Catholic dioceses. Several dioceses have filed for bankruptcy. Luckily we still hav...

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...was in that year that the Rev. George Augustus Selwyn was appointed to the diocese of New Zealand. Mrs. Selwyn’s parents had always been inti- mate wi... ...o the Church, did not recommend him to the affections of the people of his diocese, who could not under- stand the points of the debate, and wanted th... ...inous islands scattered in the South Pacific. The technical bounds of the diocese were not defined; but mat- ters were to a certain degree simplified... ...ith the cares of his first 101 Yo n g e seven years in his more immediate diocese, and in 1848, he made a voyage of inspection in H.M.S. ‘Dido.’ He t... ...he Bishop was obliged to come to England to take measures for dividing his diocese, he also hoped to obtain permission to establish a Melanesian schoo... ...’s house, in the presence of Rota Waitoa, the only native clergyman in the diocese; Levi, who is perhaps to be ordained, and four or five other native... ...n me—no one else has come out; the Bishop feels he cannot work his present diocese and Melanesia: he is satisfied that he ought to take New Zealand ra... ...say about a Missionary Bishop being for five months of the year within the diocese of another Bishop, I will talk over with the Bishop of New Zealand.... ...lain; and yet it is well 345 Yo n g e that there should be two missionary dioceses, and without the right man for the African Mission, there might ha...

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...elate. He was so outraged that he would not see the Abbe, retired into his diocese to hide his shame, and remained there 50 Saint-Simon a long time. ... ...t upon the bishops that they began to be considered an acquisition in many dioceses. They ap- peared a middle party, very useful to the prelates; who ... ...c of Paris they wished. Cambrai they looked upon with disdain as a country diocese, the residence in which (impossible to avoid from time to time) wou... ...tated against him, sent him off post-haste to Paris, and from there to his diocese, whence he has never returned. He left behind him a letter for one ... ...gain nothing by clamour and complaint, he retired in high dudgeon into his diocese: he remained there some time, and upon his return resumed his compl... ... lackey rather than to M. d’Orleans. Upon this the prelate returned to his diocese, which he would have been wiser never to have quitted in order to o... ...ns and torture, a regiment was sent to Orleans, to be spread abroad in the diocese. As soon as it arrived, M. d’Orleans sent word to the officers that... ... conduct, so full of charity, so op- posed to that of nearly all the other dioceses, gained as many Huguenots as were gained by the barbarities they s... ...as the prelate, the gentle- man, the author of “T elemachus.” He ruled his diocese with a gentle hand, in no way meddled with the Jansenists; he left ...

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...made, and was known by those who heard it to signify that the cures of the diocese of Barchester should not be taken out of the hands of the archdeaco... ...he rejected that view of the subject. The ministry were to be out, and the diocese might probably be vacant at the same period. There was much doubt a... ...was most important that the prime minister should know that night that the diocese was vacant. Everything might depend on it; and so, in answer to Mr ... ...for the vacant bishopric, and on the next vacancy which might occur in any diocese would take his place in the House of Lords, prepared to give not a ... ... remain igno- rant of much while he would know everything belonging to the diocese. At first, doubtless, he must flatter and cajole, perhaps yield in ... ...o lead, and to have followers; he intends to hold the purse strings of the diocese, and draw round him an obedient herd of his poor and hungry brethre... ...claret-jug; consequently dinner-parties and claret-jugs were common in the diocese. He liked to give laws and to be obeyed in them implicitly, but he ... ...ntly; he had heard much of the archdeacon’s good works in that part of the diocese in which his duties as archdeacon had been exercised (thus purposel... ...s purposely ignoring the archdeacon’s hitherto unlimited dominion over the diocese at large). He was aware that his lordship depended greatly on the a...

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... 4 4 These country doctors were no good. There wasn’t a physi- cian in the diocese. He must go to London. He looked into the weary eyes of his reflect... ...e fine old abbey church of Princhester, which was the cathedral of the new diocese, looked when first he saw it like a lady Abbess who had taken to dr... ...chester when first the see was put before his mind. His realization of his diocese was a profound shock. Only one hint had he had of what was coming. ... ...ithin easy reach of Pringle Junction, from which nearly every point in the diocese could be simply and easily reached. This fell in with Lady Ella’s l... ...straying all over the place and getting into the talk and the tea. But the diocese wanted a proud arch- way —and turrets, and did not care a rap if th... ...…. He began to make interminable weak plans for fulfilling his duty to his diocese and his daughter. What could he do to revivify his clergy? He wishe... ...genuine Princhester blackbird. This wickedly uncharitable reference to his diocese ran all unchallenged through the bishop’s mind. And others no less ... ...spital. The Princhester conservative paper took the occasion to inform the diocese that he was a fluent Ger- man scholar and consequently a persona gr... ...ess, and there sprang up no less than three ecclesiastical scandals in the diocese. First, the Kensitites set themselves firmly to make presentations ...

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...bjoined), have appeared certain noblemen, citizens, and inhabitants of the diocese, who have stated the following facts concerning a demon suspected o... ...ing taken the features of a woman, who has much afflicted the minds of the diocese, and is at present a prisoner in the jail of the chapter; and in or... ...holy church, the glory of God, and the eternal future of the people of the diocese afflicted with a demon, and also the life of a creature who it was ... ...o submit 111 Droll Stories – Vol. 2 to our spiritual lord, father of this diocese, the most noble and blessed archbishop Jehan de Monsoreau, the trou... ...rious Dr Guillaume de Censoris, Roman Archdeacon, at present sent into the diocese (legatus), by our Holy Father the Pope; and, finally, in the presen... ...Christian life, and merited the praise and renown bestowed upon me in this diocese, where I was raised to the high office of grand penitentiary, of wh... ...a in the infidel country whence she comes; the which devil is known in the diocese under that of Clare, of the convent of Mount Carmel, and has much a... ...pter, have ordered a new inquest, at which will be heard all those of this diocese having cognisance of the facts relative thereto. We declared void t... ...d the said judgment shall be cried by sound of trumpet in all parts of the diocese in which have been published the false edicts of the preceding mont...

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...d, a man of great good sense, whose amiability had made the leaders of the diocese and the mem- bers of the best society in T ours seek his company , ... ... end was that his Excellency told me frankly you were in bad odor with the diocese. In short, I made a few inquiries among my colleagues, and I find t... ...the, Bishop of T royes, was on the point of leaving Tours to reside in his diocese, but he delayed his departure on receiving the news. Furious at bei...

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...with the Archbishop, the three or four clever or re- markable Abbes of the diocese who were not averse to good feeding were very much at home at her h... ...hop, clever as he was in his capacity of the chief Father Confessor of the diocese, could not discover whether the struggle had stirred up some hatred... ...varon. The portrait sketched by the cleverest of the Vicars-General of the diocese had all the greater charm for Rosalie because there was a romance b... ...nsel, and I will defend, for nothing, every case to which a priest of this diocese may be a party. Not a word about my previous life, and we will be t... ... 100 Albert Savarus “T o Monsieur l’Abbe de Grancey, Vicar-General of the Diocese of Besancon. “Paris. “Alas, monsieur, it is in nobody’s power to re... ...arus:— “Brother Albert to Monsieur l’Abbe de Grancey, Vicar-General of the Diocese of Besancon. “La Grande Chartreuse. “I recognized your tender soul,...

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... a manner that had been found very efficacious in clerical meetings of the diocese. He must for the moment have forgotten where he was. ‘As to his vul... ...y and the daughter of another—with a young lady whose connections with the diocese and chapter of Barchester were so close as to give her an undeniabl... ...6 The Warden I have said before that Dr Grantly was the working man of the diocese, and that his father the bishop was some- what inclined to an idle ... ...at he was over seventy. The bishop knew how to entertain the clergy of his diocese, to talk easy small-talk with the rectors’ wives, and put curates a... ..., they were all in all to each other. I will not say that they managed the diocese be- tween them, but they spent much time in discussing the man who ... ... the eyes of Messrs Cox and Cummins, represented the spiritualities of the diocese of Barchester, as Mr Chadwick did the temporalities, and was, there...

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...all unlearned Parish on the sudden shall be exalted Archbishop over a large diocese of books, and yet not remove, but keep his other cure too, a mys...

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... of the house of Israel. And latterly there went forth, at any rate in one diocese, a firman against cricket ! Novels, too, are for- bidden; though th...

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... Nueil was seated between a dowa- ger and one of the vicars-general of the diocese, in a gray- paneled drawing-room, floored with large white tiles. T...

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... learn something about the general state of opinion and education in their dioceses. The Bishop of London was evidently unaware of the almost automati...

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...onsieur d’Artagnan?” “Yes, myself! Where is Aramis — no, M. le Chevalier d’Herblay — no, I am still mistaken — Monsieur le Vicaire- General?” “Ah, mon... ...staken — Monsieur le Vicaire- General?” “Ah, monsieur,” said Bazin, with dignity, “monseigneur is at his diocese.” “What did you say?” said D’Artagnan... ... “you will no longer decoy any one here.” “Do you think so?” said D’Artagnan, with a smile which made a shudder creep over the shoulders of Bazin. “He... ...he richest prelates in France?” “My friend, since you ask me to give you an account, I will tell you that the bishopric of Vannes is worth about twent... ... Fouquet’s; the island in which Porthos studies topography is M. Fouquet’s; the galleys are M. Fouquet’s. I confess, then, that nothing would have sur... ...of devotions! Eh! my friend, be as reasonable with me as you can. Let me have the best bar- gain possible.” Aramis began to laugh. “Still agreeable, s... ...Artagnan, snatch- ing it from his hand. “Oh, yes,” continued he, at the first line, “yes, I understand; “and he read: — “Dear Friend, — An affair of t... ...“Never, never!” “You wish to put your hand on Aramis?” “At any cost!” “Well, go and see where M. Fouquet is.” “Why, what connection can there be —” “H... ...meant; I do not ask you what you required my address for; I only ask why you should go to M. Fouquet for it?” “Oh!” said Baisemeaux, “as Belle-Isle is...

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...erits, which were wholly misunderstood, one of the two grand-vicars of the diocese, named the Abbe Dutheil. This priest belonged to the portion of the... ...ctors in their parishes the same powers which Monseigneur exercises in his diocese,— barring, of course, all questions of discipline and ecclesiasti- ... ...ded regularly, found at last the man she wanted. He sent her from his late diocese a young professor, twenty-five years of age, named Ruffin, whose mi...

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...he most regular, the best orga- nized, and also the richest society in the diocese of Troyes. Admirably fitted for the training of youth, she has long... ...number of her most zealous ser- vitors Monseigneur Troubert, bishop of the diocese, who, though formerly a familiar of the Congregation [see “The Vica... ...us statues, inau- gurated with great pomp by Monseigneur the bishop of the diocese and all the constituted authorities; statues, or rather a statue, w...

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...ritable,’ from the friends of the widow of an unbeneficed clergyman of the diocese, one of whose sons had, it was said, by the kindness of a deceased ... ...chool at Raynham, with special privileges for the sons of clergymen of the diocese?’ A few more words, and the cousins parted; Emily by no means sorry...

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..., and was disap- pointed to find nothing within easy reach. St. Cuthbert’s diocese had not greatly favoured womankind, and Whitby was far away. By and...