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4th July 1594: VENERABLE JOHN CORNELIUS (alias MOHUN),[1] S.J., VENERABLE TERENCE CAREY, & VENERABLE PATRICK SALMON.[2], (all Venerable)
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This episode discusses the lives of Venerable John Cornelius, Terence Carey, and Patrick Salmon, focusing on their contributions to the Catholic faith and education.
(From Challoner’s Memoirs,[3] 3.168) JOHN CORNELIUS was born at Bodmin,[4] in Cornwall of Irish parents, & brought up at school in the same town; from whence he was sent to Oxford by Sir John Arundel, who was much taken with his rare genius and diligence in learning. But Mr. Cornelius, liking the old religion better than the new, left Oxford and went beyond the seas to Rheims (the English college having been lately translated thither from Douay), & was there received by Dr. Alle...
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