My Sweetest Jesus, Be Not to Me a Judge
The Path to Heaven, 1866Source and notes
ANOTHER EJACULATION
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| Printed in | The Path to Heaven. A Complete Collection of All the Public and Private Devotions in General Use: Comprising the Authorised Prayers for the Different Confraternities; Novenas, Litanies, and Hymns for the whole of the Year; A Large Number of Devotions Translated from Various Languages and Never Before Published in Any Accessible Form; to Which Are Added the Epistles and Gospels, and the Most Copious Collection of Hymns Hitherto Brought Together in One Book. |
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| Imprint | LONDON, BURNS, LAMBERT, AND OATES, 1866 |
| Pages | p. 456 |
| Scan | leaf 464 of the Internet Archive copy |
| Approval | Nihil obstat. G̃mus A. Johnson, S.T.D. Imprimatur. ✠ Henricus Eduardus, Archiep. Westmonast. Aug. 1866. “The abundance and excellence of the Devotions and Hymns contained in the Path to Heaven, and the judicious arrangement which has been made of them, will secure for it a high place among the most favorite books of devotion for public or private use.”—The Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin. “I have looked through the Path to Heaven, and find it very complete; I think I may say, unprecedentedly so. I heartily approve of it, and recommend it to the patronage of the Catholic body.”—Bishop Strain, Vic.-Apost. East. Dist. Scotland. |
| Indulgence | Indulgence (1) fifty days every time any one says the following ejaculation of St. Jerome Emiliani ; (2) plenary to any one who says it at least once a day for a year, to be gained once only, on the feast of the saint, July 20, or during its octave, provided that, after Confession and Communion, he visit some church, and pray there according to the intention of his Holiness. |
| Rights | Public domain in the United States. |
Martin Schongauer, The Archangel Michael Piercing the Dragon, about 1475. Cleveland Museum of Art.
My sweetest Jesus, be not to me a Judge, but a Saviour.
Indulgence (1) fifty days every time any one says the following ejaculation of St. Jerome Emiliani; (2) plenary to any one who says it at least once a day for a year, to be gained once only, on the feast of the saint, July 20, or during its octave, provided that, after Confession and Communion, he visit some church, and pray there according to the intention of his Holiness.