Francis Patrick Kenrick

thumb|Francis Patrick Kenrick Francis Patrick Kenrick (3 December 1797 – 8 July 1863) was an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Philadelphia and as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Quotes In these exciting times, when so formidable an array is made against the Church, I deem it particularly necessary to inculcate these divine maxims. It might appear that a combination, like that which has just been formed, calls for some corresponding effort. The imputations cast upon us of holding sanguinary principles, might prompt us to deal in recrimination. But God forbid that we should trust in the arm of flesh, and use weapons like those employed against us! Whatever may come, let us be true to the divine principles of our Holy Faith, and the ultimate triumph of Religion is secure. Sermon on Charity Towards Enemies (1843) Quotes about Francis Patrick Kenrick His fame as a preacher was widespread, and his manner most winning. John Joseph O'Shea, Francis Patrick and Peter Richard Kenrick Catholic Encyclopedia (1913) External links Francis Kenrick Category:1797 births Category:People from Dublin Category:Catholics from Ireland Category:Roman Catholic archbishops Category:1863 deaths