Van Rensselaer Emily Margaret Gordon Dix, who married Charles Lanier Lawrance (1882–1950) in 1910 Catherine Morgan Dix, who married William H. Wheelock On the north side of the Trinity Church is the All Saints’ Chapel, added in 1913 in honor of Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, Rector from 1862-1908. A cenotaph (or memorial) in the likeness of Dix is in the entry to the Chapel. Works The Holy Communion: a Sense of Unworthiness no Ground for Keeping back from It. (1859), May I Come to the Holy Communion? (1860), The Way of God in the Storm. (1861), An Exposition of the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romans: According to the Analogy of the Catholic Faith. (1862), The Duty and Office of the Priest (1865), The Book of Hours: In which are Contained Offices for the Seven Canonical Hours, Litanies, and Other Devotions (1866), Lectures on the Two Estates; That of the Wedded in the Lord, and That of the Single for the Kingdom of Heaven's Sake. (1872), A Plea for Toleration. (1874), Lectures on the First Prayer Book of King Edward VI. (1881), Lectures on the Calling of a Christian Woman, and Her Training to Fulfil it, Delivered during the Season of Lent, (1883), The Sacramental System Considered as the Extension of the Incarnation (1893), Blessing and Ban from the Cross of Christ: Meditations on the Seven Words on the Cross (1894), Three Guardians of Supernatural Religion (1901), The Creed: A Full and Sufficient Statement of the Christian Faith. (1905). References Notes Bibliography Swanberg, W. A. (1968) The Rector and the Rogue New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. External links Bibliographic Directory on Morgan Dix at Project Canterbury Morgan Dix records at Trinity Wall Street Archives 1827 births 1908 deaths American Episcopal priests American religious writers American Episcopal theologians Columbia College (New York) alumni Place of birth missing General Theological Seminary alumni 19th-century American Episcopalians 19th-century American clergy Sacramental theology Sermon writers 19th-century Anglican priests 19th-century Anglican theologians Episcopalians from New York (state) American Episcopal clergy 19th-century Anglican bishops in the United States