A Treatise On Matrimony According to the Doctrine And Discipline of the Catholi
A Treatise On Matrimony According to the Doctrine And Discipline of the Catholi
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The fact is, that from such mixed marriages, even the most fortunate ones, proceed infidel children ; neither Catholics nor Protestants ; loving no religion at all, if not hating every religion. If such be the case in these marriages, contracted even under the best auspices, what must be the unhappy lot of a Catholic marrying one, who, faithless to the promise made, as not seldom is the case, becomes, not so much his opponent, as his tyrant and persecutor on account of his faith, unless he have... the virtue of a Saint to suffer a protracted martyrdom ! We may be told, that to the same dangers might be exposed a Catholic marrying another Catholic. It is true, if question be of a Catholic who lost his faith — an impious" Catholic, who is still worse than an infidel ; and therefore what we said above is equally applicable to the case. Since we speak of the dangers and trials to which the faith of the Catholic party and that of the children may be exposed — for want of faith and dis- crepancy of religion in the married couple — besides which, there are other dangers resulting from the want of good morals, in either of the contracting parties, which may be equally found in a Protestant and in a Catholic — as well in a non-professing Catholic as in an Infidel — whether baptized or unbaptized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact is, that from such mixed marriages, even the most fortunate ones, proceed infidel children ; neither Catholics nor Protestants ; loving no religion at all, if not hating every religion. If such be the case in these marriages, contracted even under the best auspices, what must be the unhappy lot of a Catholic marrying one, who, faithless to the promise made, as not seldom is the case, becomes, not so much his opponent, as his tyrant and persecutor on account of his faith, unless he have... the virtue of a Saint to suffer a protracted martyrdom ! We may be told, that to the same dangers might be exposed a Catholic marrying another Catholic. It is true, if question be of a Catholic who lost his faith — an impious" Catholic, who is still worse than an infidel ; and therefore what we said above is equally applicable to the case. Since we speak of the dangers and trials to which the faith of the Catholic party and that of the children may be exposed — for want of faith and dis- crepancy of religion in the married couple — besides which, there are other dangers resulting from the want of good morals, in either of the contracting parties, which may be equally found in a Protestant and in a Catholic — as well in a non-professing Catholic as in an Infidel — whether baptized or unbaptized.
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