Название: John Ronge; The Holy Coat of Treves; New German-Catholic Church
Автор: Anonymous
Издательство: Bookwire
Жанр: Языкознание
isbn: 4064066129248
isbn:
Johannes Ronge, Anonymous
John Ronge; The Holy Coat of Treves; New German-Catholic Church
Published by Good Press, 2019
EAN 4064066129248
Table of Contents
JOHN RONGE AND THE HOLY COAT OF TREVES
CHILDHOOD, SCHOOL DAYS, AND COLLEGE LIFE.
THE EARLIER PERIOD OF MY STAY IN THE SEMINARY.
MY DEPARTURE FROM THE SEMINARY.
FARTHER EXPEDIENTS OF DR. RITTER.
LETTERS OF SCHNEEWEISS AND GLÕCKNER.
DECLARATION ON THE PART OF THE TOWN OF GROTTKAU.
REASONS FOR NOT SUBMITTING TO THE ORDERS OF THE RIGHT REVEREND BOARD.
THE LETTER TO THE BISHOP OP TREVES, AND THE CHAPTER OF BRESLAU.
JOHN RONGE AND THE HOLY COAT OF TREVES
THE HOLY COAT.
We believe that the best way to introduce our subject is to quote some few passages from the authorized document published at Treves, with special reference to the ceremonial which took place in that Cathedral, giving an account of the history of the Holy Goat, and explaining and defending the step which the Church was about to take in the matter. The following are a few extracts:—
"Thirty-four years have now elapsed since our city found within its walls 200,000 strangers, all actuated by a pious longing after this holy relic, before which they might present their adoration, and, in lively feelings of devotion, strengthen themselves in the faith and the love of the Lord. The order which prevailed during the whole ceremony, though nightly between twenty and thirty thousand persons were quartered in the city—the universal devotion and edification manifested by the pilgrims—still live in the recollection of all those who witnessed the ceremony from its beginning to its close. * * Meanwhile, since this period, the youth of our city have grown to ripe manhood; and, accordingly, they have expressed the wish that the venerable relic should be once more exhibited. These pious wishes could not remain unknown to our worthy Bishop, who, indeed, had previously resolved to meet them. Before his consecration in 1842, when he met Prince Metternich in Coblentz—who is, from reasons known only to few, in possession of one of the holy nails, and who then promised to restore that which was the rightful property of the Cathedral of Treves—the Bishop had determined to signalize the event of the restoration of the Holy Nail, by exhibiting both the Nail and the Coat to the religious worship of the people. But the promised return of the nail has not yet taken place, although the confidence placed on the promise of the Prince still allows us to cherish this hope. Notwithstanding, СКАЧАТЬ