Pastoral Letter
signed: Thomas, Bishop of Cambysopolis VACD; Nicholos, Bishop of Melipatemus [coadjutor]
addressed: "Rev H Small, Segley Park, Wolverhampton"
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Pastoral Letter
Pg3: letter to clergy - has received little more than half the sum he anticipated for the seminary. "It is, truly, distressing to me, to see the spiritual destituion of many poor souls at Aylesbury, Weedon, Luton and other places, and to find myself unable to supply their wants."
dated: Feast of St Valentine, 1844 [14 February 1844]
signed: "Your's faithfully in Christ, Wm. Wareing"
addressed: "Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Pastoral Letter
Summary of expenditure in the Central District. Page 3 has a table of missions and collection totals for Lent and Advent. Also a table of income and expenditure for the Missionary Fund of the Central District.
signed: Thomas, Bishop of Cambysopolis VACD; Nicholos, Bishop of Melipatemus [coadjutor]
dated: Feast of St Gregory the Great (12 March)
addressed: "Rev Jos. Bowden, Segley Park, Wolverhampton" [crossed through] "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Pastoral letter. Celebrates the the opening of many churches, numbers not seen since the Reformation, giving as an example Nottingham, Coventry and the Priory of St Bernard. However the District Missionary Fund is £33 less than last year's total.
Signed: + Thomas, Bishop of Cambysopolis / Nicholas, Bishop of Melipotamus
dated: 4 November 1844 (feast day of St Charles Borromeo)
Pg3: Table of Missions contributions to the Missionary Fund; Table of Income vs Expenditure.
Addressed to: "Jas Bowden, Sedgley Park, Wolverhampton" [crossed out] "Rev Husenbeth, Cossey Hall, Near Norwich"
Pastoral Letter - reviews the current state of chapel availability in the Eastern District. 14 youths currently at Gifford Hall will be transferred to Northampton in the newly erected Collegiate Chapel of St Felix; although still not as liberally supported as he had hoped. Now one annual collection for the Easter District Fund.
dated: Feast of St Damasus, 1844 [11 December 1844]
signed: +Willian, Bishop of Ariopolis VAED
pg3: manuscript note: "My dear Friend, How could you pass on by without calling last week? I had a thousand things to say, and to consult about, "qua nunc perscriber longum est" [about which we could write at length]. In great haste Yours truly in Xt +Wm. Wareing"
addressed: "Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Pg1-2: Pastoral Letter
Pg2: Lenten dispensations
Pg3: letter to clergy - balancing the collections; requesting information to draw up a list of contributions and disburesements.
dated: Feast of St Francis de Sale, 1845 [24 January 1845]
signed: "Yours truly in Christ, +William Wareing"
addressed: "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
top of pg1, pencil manuscript "With kind regards"
Pastoral letter.
dated: Feast of the Conversion of St Paul, 1845 [25 January 1845]
Signed: +Francis, Bishop of Abydos Vicar Apostolic in the Northern District / +William, Bishop of Longo, Coadjutor
Pg4 lower third: letter to clergy soliciting funds for the District fund. Signed +Francis Mostyn / +William Riddell
Pg1-2: Pastoral Letter
Pg3: letter to clergy - balancing the collections; requesting information to draw up a list of contributions and disbursements.
dated: 2nd Sunday of Lent, 1845 [16 February 1945]
signed: "Yours truly in Christ, +William Wareing"
addressed: "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Suggestign thta prayers be said accorgin to page 34 of the Ordo Ricitandi until the end of September.
addressed: "Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Pope Pius IX published a plenary indulgence - list of conditions to obtain. This Jubilee to be limit for 3 weeks from Septuagesima [manuscript amendment] Sunday to the first Sunday of Lent [manuscript amendment]
Wareing, William Rev (1791-1865)Pg1-2: Pastoral Letter
Pg2: lenent dispensations
Pg3: letter to clergy - statement of contributions of contributions and disbursements. Promotion of Eartern District Fund to the flock
dated: Sexagesima Sunday 1846 [14 February 1846]
signed: "Yours truly in Christ, +William Wareing"
addressed: "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Pg1: Pastoral Letter - Report on the District Fund (and appeal for more support): missions (Weedon - hundreds of Irish soldies, Luton - to erect a decent chapel, Aylesbury - ill incumbent, erecting a chapel), handsome new church at Lynn, Brigg - enlarged and improved, Belgian ladies - Institution of the Infant Jesus, completion of the Seminary buildings.
Pg3: table of Congregational Contributions; Table of Disbusements
signed: "Yours truly in Christ, +William Wareing"
dated: Feast of St Felix, Bishop and Confessor, 1846 [8 March 1846]
addressed: "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
Prayers for Pope Gregory to be added in every Mass until a successor is appointed.
addressed: "The Very Rev FC Husenbeth, Cossey, Norwich"
An appeal for priests to ask their congregations for donations to alleviate the misery of the Irish people. Collection until 24th January and then forwarded to "Distressed Irish" at the London Joint Stock Bank.
Wareing, William Rev (1791-1865)Pastoral letter for Lent. [manuscript annotation "NB This pastoral was written by F C Husenbeth".
Dispensations for Lent 1847.
Pius IX Jubilee extended to 30 April.
Pg3: List of Eastern District Contributions for the Distressed Irish [total £399-16s-1d]
addressed to "The Very Rvd. / F C Husenbeth / Cossey / Norwich"
Pius IX is setting a good example for all to follow in a Tridium of Prayer for the times of public calamity and season of severe distress.
pg2: manuscript note [by Husenbeth] expanding on "rubric" mentioned in the letter's postscript
pg3: manuscript note [by Husenbeth] about the services at St Walstan's, attendance, and a sermon of 1 hour and ten minutes duration
addressed to "The Very Rvd. F C Husenbeth / Cossey / Norwich"
"To this end , therefore, we enjoined that the public prayers should be offered up to God in this our City, and admonished the Roman Clergy and People, as well as others who reside in Rome, to contribute to the relief of Ireland."
"But letters of such sad import are still coming into our handsfrom Ireland, and such grevous reports [accounts - manuscript marginal note] are daily communcated to us of the aforesaid calamities..."
"On this account, after due consideration of so weighty a matter, and regard had to the opinion of some of our Venerable Brethren, the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, concerning this measure, we have resolved to address this letter to you, Venerable Brethren, in order that, together with you, we may succour the distress of the Irish Nation."
The letter then goes on to suggest three days of prayer and recommends charity through exhortations to the people.
Manuscript note by Bishop Wareing:
"We appoint the three Rogation days for the observance of the directions contained in the Encyclical letter of our Holy Fatherleaving each pastor to offer such prayers and at such time as he may judge most convenient". Dated May 6 1847
Following a decision[?] by the Congregation for the Propegation of the Faith on 14 March 1847 some saints' feast days have been approved/allocated [?] for which, in specific cases, faculties may be allowed for the feast to be celebrated. This includes "St. Gregory the Great, the apostle of England, St. Augustine, his disciple, St. George, the protector of the kingdom, and St. Thomas of Canterbury, the protector of the clergy of England".
The table is provided to avoid the risk of error with respect to the correct feastday dates.
addressed to "The Very Rvd. F C Husenbeth / Cossey / Norwich"
Request for contributions to the Eastern District Fund which was deferred due to the appeal for funds for the distressed brethren. A large number of poor catholics is Buckingham and Bedfors; precarious and unendowed missions in Aylesbury, Luton, Wolverton and Weedon Barracks. They all need our care and support.
To be read next Sunday for collection on Sunday 15th.
Pg3: Tabulation of congregational contributions and of disbursements. [£188.6.9 in / £183.11.2 out / £4.15.7 in hand]
addessed to "The Very Rev. F C Husenbeth / Cossey / Norwich"
Suggests prayers be said until the end of the month for the "abundant harvest" - a delivery of the people from the recent scourge.
addessed to "The Very Rev. F C Husenbeth / Cossey / Norwich"