Cardinal Gibbons Churchman And Citizen
Cardinal Gibbons Churchman And Citizen
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" The Americans who heard the Cardinal's words that day in Santa Maria in Trastevere were at first amazed. It was hard for them to realize that in the city where the Caesars had sat enthroned, and where tyranny had been exalted in pre-Christian days, was a prince of the Church describing to the Old World the priceless heritage of liberty which he, a child of the New World, possessed.
In that Church, whose walls were hoary with age, and which had looked down upon many a royal pageant, this saint...ly churchman was preaching in a voice which vibrated with the joy he felt, the glories of American Democracy. There were many in that congregation who by birth, en- vironment and education had been taught to look with distrust upon a democratic form of government A and who had given of all their loyalty to the monarchial form of government.
They were astonished at what they thought was the boldness of the speaker. They wondered why a church- man dare talk upon such a subject on such an occasion and in such a place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Americans who heard the Cardinal's words that day in Santa Maria in Trastevere were at first amazed. It was hard for them to realize that in the city where the Caesars had sat enthroned, and where tyranny had been exalted in pre-Christian days, was a prince of the Church describing to the Old World the priceless heritage of liberty which he, a child of the New World, possessed.
In that Church, whose walls were hoary with age, and which had looked down upon many a royal pageant, this saint...ly churchman was preaching in a voice which vibrated with the joy he felt, the glories of American Democracy. There were many in that congregation who by birth, en- vironment and education had been taught to look with distrust upon a democratic form of government A and who had given of all their loyalty to the monarchial form of government.
They were astonished at what they thought was the boldness of the speaker. They wondered why a church- man dare talk upon such a subject on such an occasion and in such a place.
What to read after Cardinal Gibbons Churchman And Citizen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Edward Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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