The Catholic World, Vol. 03, April to September, 1866Volume 3 — THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III., NO. 15.--JUNE, 1866.Reading editionChapter navigation121 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCONTENTS.POETRY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III., NO. 1.--APRIL, 1866.THE PRESENT STATE OF THE PATRIARCHATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE. [Footnote 1]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT. BY THE REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.From The Literary Workman. JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS.From The Month. PROPOSED SUBSTITUTES FOR THE STEAM-ENGINE.PRELUDE.THE FIRST SONG.THE SECOND SONG.A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY.A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY. (continued 2)A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY. (continued 3)From The Sixpenny Magazine. HAVEN'T TIME A CHAPTER FOR PARENTS.THE SONG OF THE SHELL. WRITTEN ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE.From The Lamp. ALL-HALLOW EVE; OR, THE TEST OF FUTURITY. BY ROBERT CURTIS. CHAPTER XXVI.Translated from Le Monde Catholique. FREDERICK HURTER.WORDS OF WISDOM. TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE BY DR. BOWRING.From The Sixpenny Magazine. IRELAND AND THE INFORMERS OF 1798.From Once a Week. THE LEGEND OF THE LOCKHARTS.REMINISCENCES OF DR. SPRING. [Footnote 23]MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD VOL. III., NO. 14--MAY, 1866.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE. INTRODUCTION.From The Dublin University Magazine GLASTONBURY ABBEY, PAST AND PRESENT, THE RISE OF THE BENEDICTINES. [Footnote 29]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT, BY THE REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.CHRISTINE: A TROUBADOUR'S SONG, IN FIVE CANTOS. BY GEORGE H. MILES. [Footnote 34]From The Literary Workman. JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS.Translated from Le Correspondant A PRETENDED DERVISH IN TURKESTAN. [Footnote 35] BY ÉMILE JONVEAUXFrom Aubrey De Vere's May Carols. MATER DIVINAE GRATIAE.From The Month PAMPHLETS ON THE EIRENICON.CURIOSITIES OF ANIMAL LIFE.From Chambers's Journal POOR AND RICH.From The Lamp. ALL-HALLOW EVE; OR, THE TEST OF FUTURITY. BY ROBERT CURTIS. [CONCLUSION.] CHAPTER XXX."REQUIEM AETERNAM."From The Dublin University Magazine. TINTED SKETCHES IN MADEIRA. CHAPTER I.THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY. [Footnote 46]NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III., NO. 15.--JUNE, 1866.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE. III.From Once a Week A MONTH IN KILKENNY. BY W. P. LENNOX.BANNED AND BLESSED.Translated from French. L'ABBÉ GERBET. [Footnote 50] BY C. A. SAINTE-BEUVE.OUR NEIGHBOR.From The Literary Workmen JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS. [CONCLUSION.]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT. BY VERY REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.CHRISTINE: A TROUBADOUR'S SONG, IN FIVE CANTOS. BY GEORGE H. MILES. [Footnote 53]From The Dublin Review. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS OF ALEXANDRIA.--ORIGEN.Translated from the Revue Contemporaine. EVE DE LA TOUR-D'ADAM. BY G. DE LA LANDELLE.From The Month. BURY THE DEAD[ORIGINAL.] RELIGION IN NEW YORK.Translated from Le Correspondant A PRETENDED DERVISH IN TURKESTAN. BY ÉMILE JONVEAUX.From The Lamp, UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS.PEACE.TWO PICTURES OF LIFE IN FRANCE BEFORE 1848.From the Month. OF DREAMERS AND WORKERS.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III, NO. 16-JULY, 1866.THE NEAREST PLACE TO HEAVEN.A MAY BREEZE.From the Lamp. UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS. CHAPTER II. WHICH IS ELUCIDATORY AND RETROSPECTIVE.OUR MOTHER'S CALL.USE AND ABUSE OF READING. [Footnote 81]Translated from the French. EUGÉNIE DE GUÉRIN'S LETTERS FROM PARIS.From Once a Week. DAY-DREAMSFrom The Dublin Review. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS OF ALEXANDRIA--ORIGEN.Translated from the Spanish. PERICO THE SAD; OR, THE FAMILY OF ALVAREDA.SAPPHICS. SUGGESTED BY "THE QUIP" OF GEORGE HERBERTPROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From Once a Week. THE KING AND THE BISHOP.Translated from Le Correspondant THE YOUTH OF SAINT PAUL. By L'ABBE LOUIS BAUNARD.From Chambers's Journal THE CUCKOO AND THE NIGHTINGALE.HYMN.From the Irish Industrial Magazine THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS OF OUR ANCESTORS. BY M. HAVERTY, ESQ.CLAIMS.From The Month. SEALSKINS AND COPPERSKINS.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III., NO. 17.--AUGUST, 1866.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From Once A Week. A DAY AT ABBEVILLE. BY BESSIE RAYNOR PARKES.Translated from the French "GOD BLESS YOU!" BY JEROME DUMOULIN.THEREIN. A SONG.From The Lamp. UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS. CHAPTER V. THE VERDICT AT THE INQUESTTHE MARTYR.From The Month. ECCE HOMO. [Footnote 131]HOLY SATURDAY.Translated from the Études Religieuses, Historiques et Littéraires. EAST-INDIAN WEDDINGS. LETTER FROM FATHER GUCHEN OF THE MADURA MISSION.From the Dublin Review ROME THE CIVILIZER OF NATIONS.THE CURSE OF SACRILEGE.Translated from the Spanish PERICO THE SAD; OR, THE ALVAREDA FAMILY. CHAPTER VIII.From the Dublin University Magazine. IRISH FOLK BOOKS OF THE LAST CENTURY.Translated from the French. ASSES, DOGS, CATS, ETCFrom the Dublin University Magazine CAROL FROM CANCIONERO.Translated from the French THE PEARL NECKLACE.THE GIPSIES. [Footnote 174]NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD VOL, III., NO. 18.--SEPTEMBER, 1866.THE DOCTRINE OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONCERNING THE NECESSITY OF EPISCOPAL ORDINATION. [Footnote 182]From All the Year Round. STATISTICS OF VIRTUE.THE CHRISTIAN CROWN. BY JOHN SAVAGE.From The Lamp UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From The Month. CAIRO AND THE FRANCISCAN MISSIONS ON THE NILE.THY WILL BE DONE[From the Irish Industrial Magazine.] THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS OF OUR ANCESTORS. BY M. HAVERTY, ESQ.Translated from the Spanish. PERICO THE SAD; OR, THE ALVAREDA FAMILY.From The Month. BURIED ALIVE.Translated from Le Correspondant. A CELTIC LEGEND.--HERVÉ. TO THE MEMORY OF M. AUGUSTIN THIERRY. BY H. DE LA VILLEMARQUÉ.From Once a Week. LOST FOR GOLD.From The Dublin University Magazine. THE SOLUTION OF THE NILE PROBLEM. [Footnote 195]Translated from the French. THREE WOMEN OF OUR TIME. EUGÉNIE DE GUÉRIN--CHARLOTTE BRONTË--RAHEL LEVIN. BY GABRIEL CERNY.From The Lamp. HENRI PERREYVE.From The Dublin University Magazine. SONNET.From Once a Week. CARDINAL TOSTI. BY BESSIE RAYNOR PARKER.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.Previous chapter ←Volume 3 — NEW PUBLICATIONS.Next chapter →Volume 3 — PROBLEMS OF THE AGE. III.All chapters and sections (121)Opening pagesFront matterVolume 3 · Other sectionsCONTENTS.POETRY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.Volume 3 · Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsTHE PRESENT STATE OF THE PATRIARCHATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE. [Footnote 1]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT. BY THE REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.From The Literary Workman. JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS.From The Month. PROPOSED SUBSTITUTES FOR THE STEAM-ENGINE.PRELUDE.THE FIRST SONG.THE SECOND SONG.A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY.A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY. (continued 2)A LETTER TO THE REV. E. B. PUSEY, D.D., ON HIS RECENT EIRENICON. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY. (continued 3)From The Sixpenny Magazine. HAVEN'T TIME A CHAPTER FOR PARENTS.THE SONG OF THE SHELL. WRITTEN ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE.Volume 3 · Chapters26Volume 3 · Other sectionsTranslated from Le Monde Catholique. FREDERICK HURTER.WORDS OF WISDOM. TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE BY DR. BOWRING.From The Sixpenny Magazine. IRELAND AND THE INFORMERS OF 1798.From Once a Week. THE LEGEND OF THE LOCKHARTS.REMINISCENCES OF DR. SPRING. [Footnote 23]MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.Volume 3 · Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsPROBLEMS OF THE AGE. INTRODUCTION.From The Dublin University Magazine GLASTONBURY ABBEY, PAST AND PRESENT, THE RISE OF THE BENEDICTINES. [Footnote 29]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT, BY THE REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.CHRISTINE: A TROUBADOUR'S SONG, IN FIVE CANTOS. BY GEORGE H. MILES. [Footnote 34]From The Literary Workman. JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS.Translated from Le Correspondant A PRETENDED DERVISH IN TURKESTAN. [Footnote 35] BY ÉMILE JONVEAUXFrom Aubrey De Vere's May Carols. MATER DIVINAE GRATIAE.From The Month PAMPHLETS ON THE EIRENICON.CURIOSITIES OF ANIMAL LIFE.From Chambers's Journal POOR AND RICH.Volume 3 · Chapters30Volume 3 · Other sections"REQUIEM AETERNAM."Volume 3 · Chapters1Volume 3 · Other sectionsTHE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY. [Footnote 46]NEW PUBLICATIONS.Volume 3 · Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsPROBLEMS OF THE AGE. III.From Once a Week A MONTH IN KILKENNY. BY W. P. LENNOX.BANNED AND BLESSED.Translated from French. L'ABBÉ GERBET. [Footnote 50] BY C. A. SAINTE-BEUVE.OUR NEIGHBOR.From The Literary Workmen JENIFER'S PRAYER. BY OLIVER CRANE. IN THREE PARTS. [CONCLUSION.]From The Month. SAINTS OF THE DESERT. BY VERY REV. J. H. NEWMAN, D.D.CHRISTINE: A TROUBADOUR'S SONG, IN FIVE CANTOS. BY GEORGE H. MILES. [Footnote 53]From The Dublin Review. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS OF ALEXANDRIA.--ORIGEN.Translated from the Revue Contemporaine. EVE DE LA TOUR-D'ADAM. BY G. DE LA LANDELLE.From The Month. BURY THE DEAD[ORIGINAL.] RELIGION IN NEW YORK.Translated from Le Correspondant A PRETENDED DERVISH IN TURKESTAN. BY ÉMILE JONVEAUX.From The Lamp, UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS.PEACE.TWO PICTURES OF LIFE IN FRANCE BEFORE 1848.From the Month. OF DREAMERS AND WORKERS.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. III, NO. 16-JULY, 1866.THE NEAREST PLACE TO HEAVEN.A MAY BREEZE.Volume 3 · Chapters2Volume 3 · Other sectionsOUR MOTHER'S CALL.USE AND ABUSE OF READING. [Footnote 81]Translated from the French. EUGÉNIE DE GUÉRIN'S LETTERS FROM PARIS.From Once a Week. DAY-DREAMSFrom The Dublin Review. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS OF ALEXANDRIA--ORIGEN.Translated from the Spanish. PERICO THE SAD; OR, THE FAMILY OF ALVAREDA.SAPPHICS. SUGGESTED BY "THE QUIP" OF GEORGE HERBERTPROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From Once a Week. THE KING AND THE BISHOP.Translated from Le Correspondant THE YOUTH OF SAINT PAUL. By L'ABBE LOUIS BAUNARD.From Chambers's Journal THE CUCKOO AND THE NIGHTINGALE.HYMN.From the Irish Industrial Magazine THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS OF OUR ANCESTORS. BY M. HAVERTY, ESQ.CLAIMS.From The Month. SEALSKINS AND COPPERSKINS.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.Volume 3 · Sections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsPROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From Once A Week. A DAY AT ABBEVILLE. BY BESSIE RAYNOR PARKES.Translated from the French "GOD BLESS YOU!" BY JEROME DUMOULIN.THEREIN. A SONG.Volume 3 · Chapters5Volume 3 · Other sectionsTHE MARTYR.From The Month. ECCE HOMO. [Footnote 131]HOLY SATURDAY.Translated from the Études Religieuses, Historiques et Littéraires. EAST-INDIAN WEDDINGS. LETTER FROM FATHER GUCHEN OF THE MADURA MISSION.From the Dublin Review ROME THE CIVILIZER OF NATIONS.THE CURSE OF SACRILEGE.Volume 3 · Chapters8Volume 3 · Other sectionsFrom the Dublin University Magazine. IRISH FOLK BOOKS OF THE LAST CENTURY.Translated from the French. ASSES, DOGS, CATS, ETCFrom the Dublin University Magazine CAROL FROM CANCIONERO.Translated from the French THE PEARL NECKLACE.THE GIPSIES. [Footnote 174]NEW PUBLICATIONS.THE CATHOLIC WORLD VOL, III., NO. 18.--SEPTEMBER, 1866.THE DOCTRINE OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONCERNING THE NECESSITY OF EPISCOPAL ORDINATION. [Footnote 182]From All the Year Round. STATISTICS OF VIRTUE.THE CHRISTIAN CROWN. BY JOHN SAVAGE.From The Lamp UNCONVICTED; OR, OLD THORNELEY'S HEIRS.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE.From The Month. CAIRO AND THE FRANCISCAN MISSIONS ON THE NILE.THY WILL BE DONE[From the Irish Industrial Magazine.] THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS OF OUR ANCESTORS. BY M. HAVERTY, ESQ.Translated from the Spanish. PERICO THE SAD; OR, THE ALVAREDA FAMILY.From The Month. BURIED ALIVE.Translated from Le Correspondant. A CELTIC LEGEND.--HERVÉ. TO THE MEMORY OF M. AUGUSTIN THIERRY. BY H. DE LA VILLEMARQUÉ.From Once a Week. LOST FOR GOLD.From The Dublin University Magazine. THE SOLUTION OF THE NILE PROBLEM. [Footnote 195]Translated from the French. THREE WOMEN OF OUR TIME. EUGÉNIE DE GUÉRIN--CHARLOTTE BRONTË--RAHEL LEVIN. BY GABRIEL CERNY.From The Lamp. HENRI PERREYVE.From The Dublin University Magazine. SONNET.From Once a Week. CARDINAL TOSTI. BY BESSIE RAYNOR PARKER.MISCELLANY.NEW PUBLICATIONS.[ORIGINAL]◇← NEW PUBLICATIONS.PROBLEMS OF THE AGE. III. →