John Cuthbert Hedley

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Bishop John Cuthbert Hedley was born at Morpeth in 1838, died 11 November 1915. He was educated at Ampleforth. A member of the Benedictine order he succeded bishop Brown as bishop of Newport and Menevia, subsequently just of Newport. Belmont Abbey in Herefordshire served as cathedral.(Shortly after his death the diocese became the Archdiocese of Cardiff). He was a well-known writer.


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  • The Christian Inheritance: Set Forth in Sermons.
  • Lex Levitarum ;: Or, Preparation for the cure of souls
  • Lex Levitarum with the Regula Pastoralis.
  • The Light of Life: Set Forth in Sermons.
  • Our Divine Saviour and other Discourses.
  • A Retreat 33 Discourses with meditation for the Use of the Clergy, Religious, and Others
  • A spiritual retreat for religious.

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