SERMONS - University of Tennessee, Knoxville

SoutHeRn MAnuScRipt SeRMonS BefoRe 1800
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Quid me oportet facere ut salvus sim? Act. 16. 30. What must I doe to be
saved?”
Commentary: A note on the wrapper reads “Faith and Good Works.” Neale, a native
of Maryland, was a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773. He served in Maryland
from 1742 until his death.
Keywords: works, good; good works; salvation; faith, saving;
1262. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)
“Upon the Holy Sacrifice of Masse.” [1760] 13pp. [Acc. No. 332]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Jesus invenit in Templo vendentes boves, & oves, & columbas, & dixit:
auferte ista hinc. Jesus found in ye Temple those yt. sold oxen, & sheep, & Doves —
& said unto them — Take these things hence. Joa: c2. v.14 & 16.”
Commentary: A note on the wrapper reads “1760 & 1769 Anno 1771 - at Nly.
Ys. Qr. - The East: Branch: Ms. C[illegible] Anno: 1774 — at S: H:.” For further
biographical information on the Rev. Bennet Neale, see accession number 329.
Keywords: Mass; sacrifice;
1263. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)
“Magdalain, or ye. Poenitent [sic.] Sinner.” [1762] 8pp. [Acc. No. 335]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Propter qd. dico tibi remittuntur ei Peccata multa, quoniam dilexit
multum — S: Luc:, ch: 7. v.47. For wch. Reason I declare unto you, yt. many Sins are
forgiven Her, because She loved much.”
Commentary: A note on the wrapper reads “1762 1766” and, in an unidentified
hand, “22d. July.” A few emendations are in another unidentified hand. For further
biographical information on the Rev. Bennet Neale, see accession number 329.
Keywords: penitence; sins, forgiveness of; sinners, penitent; Magdalene, Mary; Mary
Magdalene;
1264. NEALE, BENNET. (MD; Cath.; 1709-1787; in MD 1742-1787)
“Passion Sermon.” [1755] 11pp. [Acc. No. 329]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Omnes, qui transitis per viam — Attendite, & videte si est dolor sicut
dolor meus. O all ye, yt. pass by ye. way, attend, & see, if there by sorrow like to my
sorrow. Jerem: c.1. Lam. v.12.”
Commentary: A note on the wrapper reads “o vos omnes &c 1755 At home 1759—
Elk Ridg 1760 & 1762 At S: H: & N: T: 1775.” Neale, a native of Maryland, was a
Jesuit until the suppression in 1773. He served in Maryland from 1742 until his death.
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