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be filled up, and every mountain & Hill shall be made low. Luc: C3. V4:5.”
Commentary: Accession number 411 is the first of two entries bound together in
the order accession number 411 and accession number 412. A note at head in an
unidentified hand reads “4a Adventus.” Matthews, a Jesuit until the Suppression,
served in Maryland from 1766 until his death.
1211. MATTHEWS, IGNATIUS. (MD; Cath.; 1730-1790; in MD 1766-1790)
“[On penance.]” [1766-1790] 14pp. [Acc. No. 412]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Impietas impii non nocebit ei in quacunque die conversus fuerit ab
impietate sua. and the impietie of the impious shall not hurt him, in what day
soever he shal convert from his impietie. Esiekel 33-12.”
Commentary: Accession number 412 is the second of two entries bound together in
the order accession number 411 and accession number 412. Matthews, a Jesuit until
the Suppression, served in Maryland from 1766 until his death.
1212. MATTHEWS, IGNATIUS. (MD; Cath.; 1730-1790; in MD 1766-1790)
“[On relapse.]” [1771] 7pp. [Acc. No. 404]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Et fiunt novissima hominis illius pejora prioribus. Lucae. 11.26. And the
last state of that Man is worse than the first.”
Commentary: Notes at head read “Dom [illegible] 1771 Brinn Dom 24a post Pen.
Brin 1780” and, in an unidentified hand, “[illegible] Quadrages.” A note at the end
reads “at Rixt - Novr - 1773. Dut. Lge item Port tobacco Dom: 21 pt Pen: 17 Octr.
1790.” Matthews, a Jesuit until the Suppression, served in Maryland from 1766 until
his death.
Keywords: sin, original; original sin; sin, relapse into;
1213. MATTHEWS, IGNATIUS. (MD; Cath.; 1730-1790; in MD 1766-1790)
“[On serving God.]” [1780] 12pp. [Acc. No. 409]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Domine bonum est nos hic esse. Lord it is good for us to be here.
Matt: 17:4.” Alternate text: “Beati qui persecutionem patiuntur propter justitiam;
quoniam ipsorum regnum caelorum. Blessed are they that suffer persecution for
justice - for theirs is the kindom of Heaven. Matt: c.5. v.10.”
Commentary: A note at the head reads “Brinn Dom Res: 1780.”
Keywords: God, service to;
1214. MAURY, JAMES. (VA; Epis.; 1717-1769; ord. 1742)
“[But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy Closet]” [1743] 20pp. [Acc. No. 669]
Repository: Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Williamsburg, VA
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