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The CATHOLIC CLEReY.-In another column
will be found the farewell address of the Rev.
Joseph Il. Burke, pastor of the Church of St. Co
lumba in this city. Mr. Burke belongs to the
same class of liberal and enlightened divines rs
DIR. Pise and DIR. Power, of this city. In conjunc-
ton with these gentlemen, Mr.. Burke has done
great dealt elevate the Catholic religion in the
United States, and to explain away the bitter
prejudices and i'll will which many clergy
men OF ether persuasions have endeavored to
fassen ON IT, He has shown liberality, candor,
and earnestness in all his discourses; and in in
vesngating the truth, never addressed the passions
and preiudices Of his hearers, but, on the con-
uary, endeavered TO reach their understandings
by calm, sober, and dispas.ionate logic. Mr..
Burke's loss will be severely felt by the Catholic
church, by his reverend coadjutors, and particu-
larly by the numerous congregation whose .pi-
ritual comfort he has ministered to.