Medievalism a Reply to Cardinal Mercier
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But for this confusion you have excellent precedent in the words of Pius IX, La tradizione son to, framed on the analogy of " L'Etat c'est moi. " Tradition may be used for the process of passing on, or for that which is passed on, but not for the persons who pass it on. Even if the episcopate be the sole depositary of tradition and the sole organ of its transmission, we cannot say that the episcopate or the Pope is tradition. If Your Eminence will reflect a moment it will be clear that traditio...n is to the episcopate or to the Pope what the law is to the judge. It is a rule set above them by a higher authority ; a rule which they must apply and in- terpret, but which they did not make and may not alter. Tradition is the faith that lives in the whole 56 MEDIEVALISM Church and is handed down from generation to generation, of which the entire body, and not a mere handful of officials, is the depositary and organ of transmission. Of this rule and law the Holy Spirit diffused in the hearts of all the faithful is the author ; the episcopate merely the servant, the witness, the interpreter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for this confusion you have excellent precedent in the words of Pius IX, La tradizione son to, framed on the analogy of " L'Etat c'est moi. " Tradition may be used for the process of passing on, or for that which is passed on, but not for the persons who pass it on. Even if the episcopate be the sole depositary of tradition and the sole organ of its transmission, we cannot say that the episcopate or the Pope is tradition. If Your Eminence will reflect a moment it will be clear that traditio...n is to the episcopate or to the Pope what the law is to the judge. It is a rule set above them by a higher authority ; a rule which they must apply and in- terpret, but which they did not make and may not alter. Tradition is the faith that lives in the whole 56 MEDIEVALISM Church and is handed down from generation to generation, of which the entire body, and not a mere handful of officials, is the depositary and organ of transmission. Of this rule and law the Holy Spirit diffused in the hearts of all the faithful is the author ; the episcopate merely the servant, the witness, the interpreter.
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