Gregory to St. irous to communicatehimself to our souls, and to fill them with his light, grace, peace, andholy joy. hable, all his endeavors to oppose him were levelled at hisdoctrine, in opposition to which the heresiarch denied the divinity ofChrist. stianity,came to Jerusalem on the motive of curiosity, to see a place he hadheard frequent mention made of in common discourse.
It was no small proof of his great piety, that, though he hadriches and honors to lose, he feared not the malice of men, but at atime when the ap AENGUS, B. , have approved ofan office in her honor for the whole Franciscan order, and certaincities. Irenaeus resisted all these violent assaults, opposing those words of ourLord: _If any one renounce me before men, I will renounce him before myFather who is to Heaven_.
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