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1166. LEWIS, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1721-1788; in MD 1750-1788)
“[On our last end.]” [1752] 10pp. [Acc. No. 283]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “In all thy works remember thy last End. Ecc[lesiasticus] 7.C. 40.”
Commentary: Notes at the head read “At ye fun. of J. McDermot. Aug. 2,” and, in
an unidentified hand, “[fu]neral sermon.” Notes at the end read “At Mrs. Frisby’s
funeral ye 7th of Apr. 1752— Aug ye 19 1753 at Mr. Graeton’s funeral— [Rev.
Joseph Greaton?] At Mrs Ungle’s funeral at Oxford ye 27 of Aug 1754 At Mrs Neals
funeral Jan ye 2d 1761 At Forest. March 1764 At ye mannor March 1765 at Rbt.
Whites July 1767 At St Josephs funeral of Mrs Queen Jan. 7. 1773.” Lewis, a Jesuit
until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland from 1750 until his death.
Keywords: funeral sermon; McDermot, J., funeral of; Frisby, Mrs., funeral of;
Graeton, Mr., funeral of; Ungle, Mrs., funeral of; Neal, Mrs., funeral of; Queen,
Mrs., funeral of; White, Robert; Greaton, Rev. Joseph; end, last;
1167. LEWIS, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1721-1788; in MD 1750-1788)
“[On the Passion.]” [1769] 13pp. [Acc. No. 293]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “O! all that pass by ye way, attend and see, if there be sorrow like unto my
sorrow. Thren. 1. V.12” The alternate text reads “And when I shall be lifted up from
ye Earth, I will draw all to my self. St. J. C.12. 33.ver.”
Commentary: A note at the end reads “At St. Inigo Dca. Palm. 1769.” Lewis, a Jesuit
until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland from 1750 until his death.
1168. LEWIS, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1721-1788; in MD 1750-1788)
“[On the Passion.]” [1750-1788] 8pp. [Acc. No. 300]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Traditus est propter delicta nostra. St. ad Rom. 4C. 25V. Who was
deliverd up for our sins.”
Commentary: The sermon is imperfect. It is incomplete at the end. Lewis, a Jesuit
until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland from 1750 until his death.
1169. LEWIS, JOHN. (MD; Cath.; 1721-1788; in MD 1750-1788)
“[On Penance.]” [1788] 6pp. [Acc. No. 1032]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Special Collections)
Bib. Ref.: “Bring forth therefore worthy Fruits of Penance St. Lu: 3.8.”
Commentary: Notes at the head read “Fitzimons’ ..88”; and, in an unidentified
hand, “Penance”; and, in the hand of the Rev. John Bolton, “T. Griffith, Islands 1788
Home 1797 D. Carey’s Octo. 1791.”
Keywords: penance; Bolton, Rev. John; Fitzimons; Griffith, T.; Carey, D.; prodigal
son, parable of; parable of the prodigal son;
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