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"I have not the courage to take more oaths, " Fr. Sarria wrote at the conclusion, "not out of discontent with the independence, nor for any other motive of disagreement; but because I am of the opinion that oaths have become mere playthings. " 4. Fear that the new Mexican Republic was only a dupli- cate of the French Revolution, since it began, like the French insurrection, by expelling the Religious. This objection was well founded, as the history of Mexico has demonstrated to this day, when t...he sham republic is just one century old. It is still persecuting Religious and priests, the most loyal portions of subjects everywhere, and denies to the Creator and His 7 California, iii, 19.
Mission San Francisco 183 Church the right to possess as much as a square foot of land or to regard as His own what the devotion of the faithful pre- sent to the houses of divine worship.
5. In any case, Religion (i. E. , the Catholic Church) took no sides, and therefore her ministers should be left out of the political wranglings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have not the courage to take more oaths, " Fr. Sarria wrote at the conclusion, "not out of discontent with the independence, nor for any other motive of disagreement; but because I am of the opinion that oaths have become mere playthings. " 4. Fear that the new Mexican Republic was only a dupli- cate of the French Revolution, since it began, like the French insurrection, by expelling the Religious. This objection was well founded, as the history of Mexico has demonstrated to this day, when t...he sham republic is just one century old. It is still persecuting Religious and priests, the most loyal portions of subjects everywhere, and denies to the Creator and His 7 California, iii, 19.
Mission San Francisco 183 Church the right to possess as much as a square foot of land or to regard as His own what the devotion of the faithful pre- sent to the houses of divine worship.
5. In any case, Religion (i. E. , the Catholic Church) took no sides, and therefore her ministers should be left out of the political wranglings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zephyrin Engelhardt to read onlineMoreLess
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