AULEY,

LIFE

OF

CATHERINE MCAULEY,

FOUNDRESS AND FIRST SUPERIOR OF THE INSTITUTE OF
RELIGIOUS SISTERS OF MERCY.

BY A MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF MERCY.

WITH AN INTRODUCTION,

BY

THE VENERABLE RICHARD BAPTIST O'BRIEN,

ARCHDEACON OF LIMERICK, VICAR-GENERAL, ETC.; FORMERLY PROFESSOR

OF MORAL THEOLOGY IN ALL-HALLOWS' COLLEGE, DUBLIN.

"From my infancy, mercy grew up with me."

Job, xxxi. 18.

"The Foundress was holy, and eminently holy. Her heart overflowed with the charity of
Jesus."-RIGHT REV. BISHOP BLAKE.

"God knows I would rather be cold and hungry than that His poor should suffer want."-
CATHERINE MCAULEY.

Published with the Approbation of the Most Reb. Archbishop Kenrick.

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1871.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1866,

BY D. & J. SADLIER & CO.,

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