Pope Leo Xiii Judged By His Own Words And Acts
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He lives, however, in Italy, and certainly cannot be ignorant of tlie bitter, relentless, unjust, and!
even diabolical war the papacy forever wages I against evangelical Christians. In a letter to the vicar general of Rome, dated June 26, 1878, the Pope says: **In the midst of many reasons for rejoicing we have much sorrow because of the general condition of the Church, especially here in Rome, the center of Catholicism and the seat of the vicar of Christ. Here tliere is no re- striction on the... press; here Protestant churches i Digitized by VjOOQIC — 24: — are built even in the most populous streets, as if to insult us." Again, on July 12, 1878, lie wrote another better to the vicar general, complaining of the liberty given to Protestants to build churches and open schools, by which means they "spread the poison of their errors." Then he issued the following decree: *'The supreme excommun- ication, reserved as the special prerogative of the Pope, is hereby pronounced against all those who give their names to the heretical sects, of wliatever denomination, who take part in their religious services or listen to their preachers, who print the invitation to these services or the subject of the discourses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lives, however, in Italy, and certainly cannot be ignorant of tlie bitter, relentless, unjust, and!
even diabolical war the papacy forever wages I against evangelical Christians. In a letter to the vicar general of Rome, dated June 26, 1878, the Pope says: **In the midst of many reasons for rejoicing we have much sorrow because of the general condition of the Church, especially here in Rome, the center of Catholicism and the seat of the vicar of Christ. Here tliere is no re- striction on the... press; here Protestant churches i Digitized by VjOOQIC — 24: — are built even in the most populous streets, as if to insult us." Again, on July 12, 1878, lie wrote another better to the vicar general, complaining of the liberty given to Protestants to build churches and open schools, by which means they "spread the poison of their errors." Then he issued the following decree: *'The supreme excommun- ication, reserved as the special prerogative of the Pope, is hereby pronounced against all those who give their names to the heretical sects, of wliatever denomination, who take part in their religious services or listen to their preachers, who print the invitation to these services or the subject of the discourses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burt, William, Bp., 1852-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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