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On August 15, 1790, John Carroll was consecrated as the first Roman Catholic bishop of the United States at a private chapel in England. An Account of the event was published in London, marking the importance of the moment for the now-tolerated American Catholic Church, but also serving the purposes of certain English Catholics who hungered for similar signs of toleration. The English Catholic situation included a struggle between pro-Roman, pro-papal sentiments and tendencies more willing to accommodate their church to modern and liberal ideas of authority and personal autonomy. It might be argued that the Account was taking the pro-papal side in the English Catholic discussion, revealing parallel but now intersecting stories of the journey toward complete religious liberty in two English-speaking lands lately separated yet still ironically connected.

A Short Account... of the Consecrating of the Right Rev. Dr John Carroll (1790)