Convert Clergy associated with Clifton Diocese

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See ‘The Reverend James Russell Madan M.A. (1841-1905)’ by Joan C. Gorham

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see ‘The Reverend Jerome Mathew D.D. – His Background and his Roman Catholic Years’

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See also ‘James Bernard Morewood O.P.’ by Richard Barton:

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4 comments on “Convert Clergy associated with Clifton Diocese”

Hugh Allen
January 21, 2020

In the 1840s T.W. Allies travelled in France and Italy, meeting numerous ecclesiastics and visiting educational institutions. His record of these experiences was published in Brussels in 1850.

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- Richard Barton
  January 21, 2020
  
  Thanks, Hugh
  
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Max.
December 10, 2020

You might be interested to know that the Rev. William E. Orchard, of the Kings Weigh Chapel ended his days as a Catholic Priest to the Cistercian Nuns at Brownshill and is buried at Woodchester

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Richard Barton
December 10, 2020

Thank you Max. You may be interested in the article about W. E. Orchard and the Little Company of Hope at Brownshill by John Fendley which is available under the Stroud area in my section on Catholic Parish Histories from around the Diocese of Clifton. See: https://wp.me/p4BX9P-2gd

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This entry was posted on July 5, 2020 by btsarnia in Oxford Movement and Roman Catholic Converts and tagged Arnold Harris Mathew, Benjamin Fearnley Carlyle, Chaelres Henry Kennard, Charles Henry Kennard, Charles John La Primaudaye, Charles Sharpe, Clifton Diocese, Clifton Tracts, Edgar Edward Estcourt, Edward Healy Thompson, Frederick Robert Neve, Frederick Wills Raymond Barker, George Angus, George Burder, George Case, George Dudley Ryder, Henry Dudley Ryder, Henry Formby, Henry Wilberforce, Henry William Wilberforce, Henry Willis Probyn Nevins, Hibbert Trust, J. Henn, James Orr, James Russell Madan, James Spencer Northcote, John Hungerford Pollen, John Julius Plumer, John Moore Capes, Jonathan Henry Woodward, Joseph Darlington, Littleton Powys, Oscott, Prior Park, Rambler, Richard Hungerford Pollen, Richard James Dyne Godley, Richard Ward, Sophia Ryder, Thomas William Allies, W. P. Price, William Robert Brownlow.

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