The Sacred Heart: a Correspondence Between ... [J. J. G., Assistant Secretary To] Archbishop Manning; ... and ... A. Nicholson ... [in Reference to the Archbishop's Sermon on the Devotion of the Sacred Heart.] With Notes for English Readers, Etc

Published in the late 19th century, this volume documents a theological exchange between James J. Guiron, acting as assistant secretary to Cardinal Henry Edward Manning, and A. Nicholson. The correspondence centers on a public sermon delivered by Archbishop Manning regarding the Roman Catholic devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a practice that gained significant theological and devotional prominence within the English-speaking Church during that era.

The text serves as a record of Victorian-era religious controversy and dialogue, reflecting the period's intense interest in doctrinal precision and the public articulation of faith. Guiron’s inclusion of notes for English readers indicates an intent to clarify specific liturgical and theological points for a broader audience, positioning the work within the tradition of apologetic and polemical literature common to the ecclesiastical debates of the time.