The Irish Ecclesiastical Record, Volume 1, January 1865
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The Irish Ecclesiastical Record, Volume 1, January 1865
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We would also request their Lordships the Bishops to be kind
enough to appoint in each of their dioceses a member of their
clergy who would have the charge of centralising the work and
making it known, and who would enjoy the spiritual favours of
the Sovereign Pontiff, who has ever been the protector and
father of Poland. To every Catholic, to whatever country he
may belong, this work is a question of honour, a protestation
of the civilised world against barbarity.
Out of France we firmly hope our work will meet with deep
sympathy, similar associations will be formed, and regular
communications established between them.
May the blessed Virgin, Patroness of Poland, bless and second
our efforts.
All communications and donations intended for the "Work of
Catholicism in Poland" to be addressed to the Rev. Father
Perraud, Priest of the Oratory, Director General of the Work,
44 Rue du Regard, Paris.
French and foreign newspapers favourable to Poland are
requested to publish this act of foundation of the "Work of
Catholicism in Poland".
_Letter to the Archbishop of Dublin from the Director-General
of the Association._
"Paris, 20th December, 1864,
"My Lord Archbishop,
"The work, the plan of which we lay before you to-day, is one
which recommends itself to your zeal and your love for the
Church.
"The touching words of the Sovereign Pontiff have stirred us
to lend assistance to martyred Poland. May the Church of
Ireland second the Church of France in this endeavour, which
is so noble, and, at this moment, so necessary.
"I venture to unite my humble voice with that of the pious
prelate and of the eminent men who are at the head of this
work, in the hope that the bishops and priests of Ireland
will listen with favour to an appeal on behalf of a persecuted
church and nation. Accept, my Lord, the expression of profound
respect and lively gratitude with which I am,
"Your most devoted humble Servant,
"ADOLPHE PERRAUD,
"Director-General of the Work".
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