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enjoined in the canons. that no bishop or presbyter should attempt to enter
another parish without the consent of its own bishop. So much the more is
It to be condemned to accept the ministrations of religion from those of
other nations who have no order of metropelitans and who have no regard
for such functionaries. When the pope sent Palladius to Ireland to establish
there a hierarchy. Patrick refused to recognize him, and in the Laebhar
Braec (published in Dublin, 1874-5,) the best and oldest Irish manuscript
relating to the ecclesiastical history of the Island. it is recorded that
Paladius was sent by Pope Celestine with a gospel for Patrick to preach to
the Irish. ‘It suggests that the representative of the pope was seeking to
enter into another man’s labors, and to reap the fruits of a field which a
more skillful workman had already cultivated. Christianity had ere this
taken root in the island, and Celestine sent Pailadius to found a hierarchy
devoted to the papal interests. The stranger sought to conciliate the Irish
missionary. But the attempt proved a signal failure and Palladius, after a
short residence, was obliged to take his departure. Overwhelmed with
disappointment, he embarked to North Britain, where not long afterwards.
he died with a fever.’” See also “Ancient British and Irish Churches,” pp.
176-177.
ft1073 Ancient British and Irish churches, p. 50.
ft1074 Idem, p. 152.
ft1075 Idem, p.153.
ft1076 Ancient British and Irish churches, p. 282; Universal Knowledge, vol. 2, p.
28.
ft1077 Ancient British and Irish churches, p. 281.
ft1078 Ancient British and Irish Churches, p. 282; Smith’s Dictionary of
Christian Antiquities, vol. 2, p. 1270.
ft1079 Ancient British and Irish Churches; 282; Smith’s Dictionary of Christian
Antiquities, vol. 2, p. 1270.
ft1080 Quoted by “An American Irish Baptist.”
ft1081 Ancient British and Irish Churches, p. 159.
ft1082 This excludes all kinds of penances.
ft1083 This excludes baptism, and all others works as saving.
ft1084 Ancient British and Irish Churches, pp. 315-316
ft1085 Idem, p.818.
ft1086 Idem, p. 322.
ft1087 The Ancient British and Irish Churches, p. 322.
ft1088 Smith’s Dictionary Christian Antiquities, vol. 2,p. 1219.