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-tinusually busy in the work of misrepresonta‘iog. We shall |
. give occasional
.of the ** Man
¢ hh. @
community § 3 and “he would
: been sbandoned——not one error of the coungil of
196 UNITED STATES CATHOLIC MISCELLANY. VOL. fx.,
_LIBERALITY. - Trent recanted~ ‘The Romish religion has never IRELAND.
‘We have for some time past observed that the holy men been regarded wil much interest in the United
who conduct several of our religious periodicals have been
} specimens to ourreadors. To-day wo select
the. following from the Albany Cuntatian Register ot De-
‘cember 5.
POPERY IN A AMERICA.,
* Mr. Hoffin ant noticed in one of your papers, a
statement that s members of the Board of Fo-
reign missions had assisted in supporting the power
of Sin” in this city. L cannot d
#
7? ‘la China, it
it remained the ere; in Syria another, wey ‘anvtle 8E'y |
too small to make any impre:
ty. Advantage has been ta ‘ken
Diocess after diocess has been erected in t
try—
the,
the great valley of the iiss, who are captva
ey
see with a system whic!
to the senses, which saves the. indolent both the!
vrming their
ed,!th
which tallies so! exactly with ibe seif-iighteous feel-
in Ireland another, and in this tree and enlightened | ;
ings of the natural heart, and
country, quite another ; and still entirely changed;
inits aspect, as soon as you cross the St, Lawrence.
*« Plain Truth” shews himself a true son vo e
fe finds a charitable spirit existing in this
an stretch its mantle so
hi ide under it, all the deformities of the
My object, Sir, in aril
by no means, to indulge in an: nvectives against an
individual member of ‘the Ro nish church. I merely;
in Truth” a distinct understand- |
far
“ Beast.”
ie consi-
cle, roduce’so much the
sndividualy sentiments, as to shew him from two o
horative sources, in what light we eseen
the whole Rontish. communion ; Avhether we find
assuming all the disgusting mummery an
Cc
w
¢ this piece, is} ,
posing claim. of comparative
It is
that the Christian public should awake to ontiginten-|
ed sulicitude on this subject. *
tin the note of alarm yet unieeded,
e in his missionary
* all thefwiles of ages past are put in re-
n now to heal the fatal wounds which the
on,
quisitio:
jbeast has received ; and to
more powerful and terrific.
ry, nu doubt, that the G
d two ycurs since
e deemed ourselves too en-
lightened to be duped by its errors; and its resources
non our communi-
of our Security:
oun-
his
nunueries are ro established two Anti- Protestant}
e publi shed in New-England—
ries ofe cation, in eens
the minds of handreds of the first youth of our coun-
try are embued with predilections for Catholics, are
ation: more than a hundred Jesuits in in Kiltelisha,, Sept. 28: 1620,
o striking an appe
whi
own cre
anuquity.
{ he is neither dead
ad consi dering the civilization and wealth, and sci-
ence, which the system comprehends, it is from Pope-
stined io expe-
ea resis
We believe that many will unite with us in. n.dcemn-
ospel. is
e expressions of aj rience the last and most determin:
Aui the wiles,”
nor
{ins such a publication as tie ‘* Protestant,”
Why seasonable, and demanded by the s
tate of our) appe:
ich. comes: recom: |
ended with. numbers, learning, riches, and the im-
5
stil
ven is in secret]
0 operation in this country, and the quick
e spear in
Pa.
asl
oe
a
“o
as high-
said
The following letter from “the: columns of the Dublin Re--
gister will show. what the Irish Reformation Sociotics: arc’
likely to-procuro.
Reformation Society, Maryborough:
On 1 Sunday it was placarded i in Maryborough, sthap
would k
day, and ‘* Catholic clergym
respectability,” were b
ed to att "uesday morning.
letter was sent to a gentleman in. the to
en,’’ and: * Coymen ot
the: nvr invit-
the folowing
wn:
Stn—I,. yesterday, observed posted up in Mar;
a notification that’ there: would be held eee,
othe
that I heard’ you, upon certain occasion.
allusion to the occasional-unhappy instances of dis-
order in thie country. that ‘‘ they were evils to whicl:
no political remedy could be applied 3? and, although
I did not then venture to express my ypinion of the
cbseration, I perfectly understood the drift of it, and
lias completely dissented fro
8
- "political causes, and by these only a salutar:
“| tater opinion. you with
what shonld follow such preliminaries, of course you
owever, Sir, even this much ] would not:
be permitted to state; at the meeting of last October;
and [ suppose, if I were to attend to-morrow, I w ould
not be allowe: to open my lips at all. I could
ar ina suit of superfine cloth, with my fect and
tuous h f ital d th relty country and the exigencies of the: cause of truth. legs cased in Wellington boots, or in glossy silk
ypocrisy of Italy and Canada, or the crue'ty| From our persoria 1 the Editor, nirror-like shoes. 1 would be regard-
cof Portugal, or the fot mised l add of *: 8008) are persuaded that few persons a: are > better qua alified | ed, then, as an a individual who was not ** respecta-
in An » The ea authority | ad vel 8 ro vor such an undertaking than: he, by his residence in|ble,”’ and who was consequently unqualified to con-
of the most respectable and most extensively ie TO"). Cat
nized religious periodicals, in this country.
week, if deemed advisable, I will introduce aul
W our views on
n into this
2
holic countey, by a thor
with the Popish. controversy,
hold a. fertile, ready,:and able
who *
opery an
ntry: and then, if nec: to bring any thing
more to enlighten our own Sommnunity with regard
‘to The Man of Sin” -(2d ‘The
3. ii. 3.) * the
of perdition ; who opposeth and Wah hie himself
above all that is called God. or tha is worshipped ;|
so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shew-|
ing himselt for representing himeelt to be) that he
en whose comi g is after the work |
wonders.” Tor this is eertainly
Spirit speaketh expressly ; (1st Tim. iv. 1.) that in
the latter times, some shall depart from the faith,
giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of de-|
Speaking lies in hypocrisy ; having their con-|
seience seared with a hot iron ; forbidding to marry
and commanding to abstain from 2 it
is this Romish church, to which all Protestants have 1
1
understood as prophecied of, in these passages.
liowing is'a notice in the New York Observer, of a
‘publication about to be commenced in New
entitled’
THE PROTESTANT.
with pleasure,
York ;
it is
to. appear in this city,
& protestant,’ expressly devoted |®
@ the defence of the
ft may be attributed to a variety
causes. ‘The Romish Hierarchy has, through the
providence e of God, in most countries been so cur- |
ailed in its secular dominion, for many years past,
that. an Opportunity has not been afforded ate Kind-
ling those fires of persecuti on which now dim
only in the page of Notwibstndng the
more placid policy no opted, there are many in
dications that, although the Teeth of the beast ‘have
been drawn.
a ree hae
. that we notice the proposal’ of |*°
a weekly publication, about
entitled
of its ¢ expected cu
Narratives deploying the rise and progress of the
Papacy ; its spirit and character in former
its modern pre’ and its
popish persecutors.
says describing the doctrines, discipline, ai
3
pen.
inenti
will be
ugh metre ntance
ability to
“huer prospectusjt
after stating that all those topics which have been,
now are controverted among those Protestant de-
hold the head”
excluded from its pages, gives the following syllabus
r periods ;
resent enterprising
efforts to’ recover and extend its unho. ly dominion;
especially on the western conti
Biographical notices of martyrs, reformers: and
ely
tend with gentle lemen,
the working:
revels: in
Captain Gordon, impelled by
the same vgs Milsia blood that
my. own veins. woul ain taunt me as an
cent from some line of feudal chiefs.
, howey
ofo one who wot uld have us believe “that he
restore to its original pur
pagated | b
Tt is. hot so
seeks to
ity, a religion that was pro-?
y such persons as fishe
E ily; Sir; I do not consider. it in any degree:
necessary to expose myself. to: another rebuff from
he gallant and-sanctified: gentleman. I do no
nd : .
vi
ceremonies 0 mish Hierarchy ;—and its de- lie e that the proceedings of reforming.societies can
: herr e followed by the same disastrous ef-
solating influence upon individual advancement, do- "
fects as they hitherto produced. ‘There are, at pre-
mestic comfort, and national pros; ents. t ‘ !
MMustrations rs 4d Provi Jati to-th sent,.too y causes acting in opposition to them.
M us| I Babslo of wacred: Prophecy retative tothe) Tf, on the:one hand; the landlords of the country:
ystical Bab; oo have received additional motives for turning their te-
A faithful Sepone of the moral and religious con-|nantry destitute on the world, they must, on the
titton of Lower Canada, as debased by. the preva~|other, perceive that it would be neither gafe nor ad-
e of the Roman Supremac. vantageous to persevere for any length of time in a
“and a notice of all interesting religious occur-|system so: b: us and unfeeling. ver hai
any apprehension that the gentlemen of the reforma-
of the paper, it w:
nuine nature of the .papa.
excite a a
benefits. of th
civil revolution; thas ther
the joyous long p
The-true patient t
5 exorcised, whether by ‘his
slhis equals, or by an
al system
es
tion, where its benign principles have ruled, i
nebless untiring zeal to promulgate t the
eby we aid in expe:
rayed for era, when the mighty an-
gel with a strong voice. shall reso ound, “ Bazyro
E GREAT 1S: FALLEN, 19 FAGLEN
Prores-
ot b whom iti is he
y rb of| the (forts of the reformation secieties can lessen the-
holy man, or one that is is perverse and unworthy.
diting| w
Prom this brief syllabus of the proposed contents tion societies could succeed in effecting a change in:
ill be perceived that Tue ~ l ,
tant will furnish to persons not conversant with the
gen ,an antidote to
its delusions, that will delineate its withering effects
d im-| i
now equally. inclined’ to believe; that they can but
fora very short time continue to do. any “mischief.
awing down punishment on the unhappy pea--
at ie refering the faith of their fathers. to—
nows: wha’
od
<
o
, last year, inquired’ what was the reason
that the. reformation meeting. was not attended by’
any Catholic clergyman, or by any layman of great--
han me. I stated, in reply, that
with respect to the clergy. they had I something hse:
to do, and. that
an
ministry. now add bat did: not then; upon
the recollection of the moment, occur to me say,
that neither clergy nor laity entertain any dead: that.
number of conscientious Catholics in Ireland. The
people of this.country are guarded against. innove-
to-morrow ** meeting 0: of the Queen’s Coun-
an branch cf the, British Reformation Society,” with
alan aN, B, annexed to-it, inviting ‘+ Catholic clergy-
‘men” and“ laymen of respectability’ to attend, for
e pu of discussion. @ Queen’s County °
Branch Reformation I have reason to believe you'a
mber, from observing you in attendance at the