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Alexander Geddes, son of a small farmer, was educated at a Catholic seminary in the Highlands, and at the Scottish College in Paris. In 1765 he became chaplain to the Earl of Traquair, a Catholic nobleman; fleeing a romantic attachment he became priest of a parish near the place of his birth. In 1780 he moved to London, where he undertook a translation of the Bible, which he began published in 1792. A heterodox thinker and a colorful character, Geddes was loved by his parishioners and was patronized by the nobility.

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The Rev. William A. Jones, who marshaled his golden voice and forceful personality to exert influence far beyond his Brooklyn pulpit in support of local and national civil rights causes, died on Feb. 4 at his home in Brooklyn. At the national level, he joined the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1961 to split from conservative Baptists and form the Progressive National Baptist Convention, which now has more than 2,000 churches and . million members. Its avowed purpose: "To redeem the soul of America.

William McNamara, American priest. Became a Discalced Carmelite monk, 1944, ordained Roman Catholic priest, 1951. Earthy Mysticism: Contemplation and the Life of Passionate Presence. Book by McNamara, William). Book by McNamara, William. 0562X/?tag prabook0b-20. The human adventure;: Contemplation for everyman. Contemplation of union with God. Christian mysticism.

Well America, what the Rev. William Barber II stopped by the Democratic National Convention Thursday night to tell you was just about the most engaging version of everything that every other speaker touched on over the course of the four day event. There, mostly black civil rights activists from poor coastal communities like Barber and mostly white and wealthy environmentalists from towns like Chapel Hill have joined forces with all kinds of progressive activists, with a constancy that has drawn national attention.