SACRED HEART
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Community Life: Poetry, Clothing, Feastday, Lierre, 1788, 1/1/1788-1/1/1788
Two poems, in same hand, one "A Speech made for Miss Marshals Clothing at Lear" 12/08/1788; and "A Spiritual Song of the Sacred Heart."
Community Life: Poetry, Sacred Heart, Antwerp, 1785-1786, 1/1/1785-1/1/1786
Contains two poems for feast of the Sacred Heart, used at Antwerp, in 1785 and 1786. Original lost; copied at Biddle Street.
Darlington: Corresp, 1806-1819, 8/18/1806-11/19/1819
Darlington: Corresp, 1831-1859, 6/26/1831-3/11/1859
Spiritual Direction: Devotion to Sacred Heart, to a novice,n.d., 1/1/1770-1/1/1770
From Antwerp, this correspondence reflects devotion to Sacred Heart, and repeats love of God theme. Author draws heart in one part of correspondence, speaks of sweetness of it, consequences of pride, but of God's mercy as well. "Yes He loves me," is repeated concept. Possibly E.B.Newton.
Spiritual Exercises: Instituting Scapular Confraternity, n.d.
Method of enlisting in the confraternity of Mt. Carmel, the institution of the scapular, or "garment of the Blessed Virgin." This was later begun in United States, in 1819, on feast of the Sacred Heart, 6/18/1819. See Currier, "Carmel in America," p. 138.