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introduction. Printed in Hanley, III, 399-400. For further biographical information
on the Rev. John Carroll, see accession number 110.
Keywords: Holy Ghost;
681. CARROLL, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1735-1815; in MD 1774-1815)
“[On Pentecost.]” [1774-1815] 2pp. [Acc. No. 125]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “They were all filled with the Holy Ghost—Acts 2.4.”
Commentary: The sermon is imperfect. It is incomplete at the end. A note at
the head of the sermon reads “Rd. Mr. Archer.” A note on the verso reads in an
unidentified hand “For Pentecost.” This work is possibly based on a sermon by Rev.
James Archer, but its origin has not been verified. It is not printed in Hanley. For
further biographical information on the Rev. John Carroll, see accession number
110.
Keywords: Holy Ghost; Pentecost; Archer, Rev. James;
682. CARROLL, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1735-1815; in MD 1774-1815)
“[On remorse for sin.]” [1774-1815] 2pp. [Acc. No. 139]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province
Archives—no. 27)
Commentary: The sermon is imperfect. It is incomplete at the front and at the end.
Printed in Hanley, III, 453-454. Hanley commences with “[illeg.]misment.” He
appended this partial sermon to accession number 137 as if it were a continuation
(pages 5 and 6) of a single manuscript. For further biographical information on the
Rev. John Carroll, see accession number 110.
Keywords: sin, sorrow for; repentance; penance;
683. CARROLL, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1735-1815; in MD 1774-1815)
“[Repentance—Fragment.]” [1774-1815] 2pp. [Acc. No. 153]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archivesno.
40)
Bib. Ref.: “A certain man had a fig-tree planted in his vineyard, & he came seeking
fruit on it, & found none; and he said to the dresser of the vineyard; Behold
these three years I come seeking fruit on this figtree and I find none: Cut it down
therefore; why cumbereth it the ground? But he answering, said to him, Lord, let it
alone this year also, untill I dig about it and manure it, if perchance it bear fruit; but
if not, then after that shalt thou cut it down. Luke c.13 - v.6-7-8-9.”
Commentary: The sermon is imperfect. It consists only of the text and introduction.
Printed in Hanley, III, 454-455. For further biographical information on the Rev.
John Carroll, see accession number 110.
Keywords: duty, Christian;
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