Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede
Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede
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There were some two or three Romish priests, one of whom was a distinguished Jesuit, living in the vicinity of Beech Park, who at this juncture first began to come about the house, with pretexts of various kinds for obtaining access to the sick man's chamber. I was in great anxiety respecting his religious state, and not knowing what might be passing in his mind, I thought it right to apprize him of the urgency of the priests to obtain an interview with him.
But Fitzgerald had always held the p...riestood of his church in abhorrence, and had never, since the time of our marriage, com- plied with any religious requirements.
No confessions no penances and I may add, no prayers; for, revolted as he declared himself to be by what he deemed the hypocrisy of his church, he would have no communion with it, although he made no effort openly to renounce its doctrines or contend with its practices.
One day, as he lay on his sick bed, he deplored, in strong and affecting language, the dubious position in which he stood with a power so formidable as that of a Popish priest armed with tho authority of his church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were some two or three Romish priests, one of whom was a distinguished Jesuit, living in the vicinity of Beech Park, who at this juncture first began to come about the house, with pretexts of various kinds for obtaining access to the sick man's chamber. I was in great anxiety respecting his religious state, and not knowing what might be passing in his mind, I thought it right to apprize him of the urgency of the priests to obtain an interview with him.
But Fitzgerald had always held the p...riestood of his church in abhorrence, and had never, since the time of our marriage, com- plied with any religious requirements.
No confessions no penances and I may add, no prayers; for, revolted as he declared himself to be by what he deemed the hypocrisy of his church, he would have no communion with it, although he made no effort openly to renounce its doctrines or contend with its practices.
One day, as he lay on his sick bed, he deplored, in strong and affecting language, the dubious position in which he stood with a power so formidable as that of a Popish priest armed with tho authority of his church.
What to read after Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carman Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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