Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates MATT. c. 16, v. 18. DUBLIN: PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY J. J. NOLAN 3, SUFFOLK-STREET. 1823. (A Sermou, Price 5d, Published every Fortnight.) MR. 27 0.25 H32s TO THE 134 POOR OF IRELAND. To the persecuted, calumniated, children of ST. PATRICK-the people to whom God has done so much good, and Man so much evil-plundered by the worthless, despised by the ignorant, insulted by the arrogant and brutal; yet moral, religious, constant in the first, the only, the Catholic, Faith:-To THE POOR OF IRELAND, whose fidelity, not only unaided, but opposed, by every human means, presents the most striking modern specimen of the ancient Christian spirit-To THE POOR OF IRELAND, Worthy offspring of the ISLE OF Saints— these Sermons are dedicated by their admiring, affectionate, and ardent friend and servant RICHARD HAYES. 438147 OF THE REV. RICHARD HAYES. CORPUS CHRISTI. POSSIBILITY OF TRANSUBSTANTIATION, FROM REASON. A SERMON in each NUMBER, Price 5d. will be ready for delivery, on the FIRST and THIRD Thursdays of every month. Subscribers are requested to pay, at least Five-Pence in advance to the Ladies and Gentlemen of the two Committees, who have kindly undertaken to deliver the Numbers in Person. The Gentlemen meet every Thursday, at Eight o'Clock in the Evening, in Church-Street Chapel; and the Ladies, in King-Street Nunnery, at 12 o'Clock every Friday. Persons, who cannot attend the Committees, will be so kind as to give to some Member of either Committee, or forward to the Author, 2, Hammond Lane, the Names and Residences of Subscribers, (with the Subscriptions, if paid,) that they may be served by the Committees. Orders from the country, (with the number, not the names of Subscribers,) to be always paid in advance. DUBLIN: PRINTED BY J. J. NOLAN, 3, SUFFOLK-STREET, 1822. |