Excerpt from The Three Hours Agony of Our Blessed Redeemer: Being Addresses in the Form of Meditations, Delivered in St. Alban"s Church, Manchester, on Good Friday 1877
The following Addresses are published from a shorthand report taken down verbatim at the time. They appear, therefore, just as they were uttered. They are published by request, and it is thought better to leave them exactly in their original form.
In all doctrinal statements involved in them, the author trusts that there is no deviation from the revealed faith; and desires to submit them unreservedly to the mind of the Catholic Church, as manifested in the testimony of the Church of England. He prays God that, of His mercy, they may be helpful, in some small measure, in drawing labouring, longing souls nearer to the boundless love of Jesus, our Redeemer.
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