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1482. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On the Nativity.]” [1790] 11pp. [Acc. No. 436]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (University Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Natus est vobis hodie Salvator. A Saviour is born for you to day. Luc. c. 2.
v. 11.”
Commentary: A note at the head reads “Elk Ridge Decr 26 - 1790 at home 25 1793.”
A note at the end reads “Conewego. at home.” Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression
in 1773, served in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
1483. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On Pentecost.]” [1774-1806] 8pp. [Acc. No. 435]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Repleti sunt omnes Spiritu Sancto. They were all filled with the H. Ghost.
Acts. Ap. 2 ch. v.4.”
Commentary: Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
Keywords: Holy Ghost;
1484. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On receiving injuries from others.]” [1774-1806] 9pp. [Acc. No. 434]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Maryland Province Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “Haec cum dixisset, unus assistens ministrorum dedit alapam Jesu, dicens;
sic respondens Pontifici? When Jesus had spoken these things, one of the soldiers,
who was present, gave him a box on ye ear, saying is it thus thou answerest the high
Priest? St. John. ch.18” [18, 22].
Commentary: Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
Keywords: injuries from others, receiving; patience under afflictions;
1485. SEWALL, CHARLES. (MD; Cath.; 1744-1805; in MD 1774-1805)
“[On renouncing God.]” [1774-1806] 12pp. [Acc. No. 431]
Repository: Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Woodstock College Archives)
Bib. Ref.: “...Ille autem coepit anathematizare & jurare, quia nescio hominem istum,
quem dicitis. ... But he began to curse & to affirm with an oath; I know not the man
of whom you speak. St. Marc. ch. 14. v.71—.”
Commentary: Sewall, a Jesuit until the suppression in 1773, served in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia from 1776 until his death.
Keywords: God, renouncing;
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