=248=: 20. =Orphans.= "I will not leave you orphans." John xiv. 18. =249=: 15. =You ... victim.= Reference to the august Sacrifice of the Mass. =249=: 31. =A great Pontiff.= Gregory XIII, 1572-1585, established colleges for the spread of the Faith; his work was continued by Gregory XV in the Propaganda; but it was left for Pope Urban VIII to create the great missionary colleges for the six nations. =250=: 13. =St. Francis.= Xavier, the illustrious Jesuit, who converted millions to Christ in India and Japan; he died on his way to China, in the latter part of the sixteenth century. =251=: 1. =St. Philip.= 1515-1595. An Italian saint, contemporaneous with St. Ignatius of Loyola, who established the Society of Jesus. St. Philip Neri founded the Oratorians, a body devoted to preaching and to education. =The Second Spring.= This sermon is very characteristic of Newman in its appeal to the _whole man_ listening; he not only rivets the intelligence, but stirs the will and moves the heart by the intensity, the Vigor, and the tenderness that breathe in every word. ST. PAUL'S CHARACTERISTIC GIFT =Introductory Note.= This discourse on St. Paul, delivered in Dublin, 1857, forms one of the _Sermons on Various Occasions_. Paul--that godlike man who longed to be anathema from Christ if thereby he could serve the brethren--was Newman's saint by predilection; and allusions to his character and mission are frequent in the Cardinal's writings. As these selections for study began with Saul, they may well finish with a sketch of the greater Saul--the Apostle of the Gentiles. =251=: 17. =Theological virtues.= Faith, hope, and charity; so-called because God is their direct object and motive. =252=: 19. =Heavenly Bread.= The Holy Eucharist. "I am the living bread which came down from heaven." St. John vi. 51. "And the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world." St. John vi. 52. =254=: 9. =Conversion of St. Paul.= Commemorated January 25. =256=: 12. =Heathen poet.= Terence. There is much philanthropy in these latter times,--even to altruism,--but less of charity, which loves the neighbor for God's sake. =257=: 5. =St. Philip Neri.= Lived in the sixteenth century. Founder of the Oratorians, a congregation devoted to preaching and works of charity. Newman introduced the Oratorians into England. =259=: 28. =Lycaonians.= People of south central part of Asia Minor; evangelized by St. Paul. =262=: 26. =Stephen.= The first Christian martyr; stoned to death by the Jews, outside the walls of Jerusalem.