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Footnotes
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Clearly this letter must have been penned a few days after Malachy’s death. ↩
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Acts ix. 31, combined with John xiv. 26, etc. ↩
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Heb. xiii. 14. ↩
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Cp. Heb. iii. 6. ↩
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2 Cor. iv. 18. ↩
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John xiv. 28. ↩
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Heb. xii. 9. ↩
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John xiii. 1.—Cp. Serm. i. § 4 f., “It is the end of labours … and the entrance to perfect safety. Let us rejoice therefore … with our father”; § 8, “Threefold is the rejoicing of the man, since he is delivered from all sin and from labour and from danger”; and words ascribed to St. Bernard in V.P. vii. 49, “Believe, my son, for now thou art about to pass from death to life, from temporal labour to eternal rest.” ↩
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Communio for All Saints’ Day (from Wisd. iii. 2, 3).—For the last four sentences of the section cp. Serm. i. § 5, where an identical passage immediately follows the first parallel quoted in n. 3. ↩
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Serm. i. § 1 (end) is somewhat similar in expression, and § 8 (end) in thought. There is a closer, but not very striking, parallel in Serm. ii. § 5 (end). ↩
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Luke ii. 52. ↩
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John xiii. 1 (inexact quotation). ↩
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Heb. i. 3. ↩
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2 Cor. v. 7 (inexact quotation). ↩
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Cant. viii. 6. ↩
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Cp. Eph. iv. 2. ↩
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Ps. lxxiv, 19. ↩
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Cp. Serm. i. § 3 (beginning). ↩
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Ps. cxxvi. 3. ↩
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Cp. Serm. i. § 2, “Therefore we render thanks,” etc. ↩
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Ps. cvi. 45. ↩
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Heb. ix. 17 (vg., inexact quotation). ↩
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Rom. iv. 12. ↩
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2 Pet. iii. 11. ↩
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1 Thess. iv. 1 (vg.). ↩
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Cp. Prov. x. 1. ↩
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Cant. i. 3, 4.—Cp. Serm. i. § 8 (end). ↩
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Col. iv. 3. ↩