The Church And Modern Society Lectures And Addresses volume 2
The Church And Modern Society Lectures And Addresses volume 2
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396) states that a young Belgian sculptor, who tested the working of the plebiscite, voted 22 times for the annexation. Indeed it is notorious that whole bands of voters passed from one urn to another. In striking contrast to this farce was the address which was presented to_ Pius IX on the first anniversary of the plebiscite, and which was signed by over 27. 000 men — not "Romani di occasione, " but Romans by birth and residence.
212 THE rorirs ciriL princedom.
remain silent under the spoliati...on of his civil inde- pendence, he would implicitly acquiesce in the vio- lation of principle; he would sacrifice a sacred right of the Church, and would be an untrue and unjust steward.
Moreover, in the present condition of the Papacy, the sole safeguard of the Pope's spiritual indepen- dence is continuous protest. As long Protest, contu- as he protests, so long is he free and tion of inde- . . , ,, ■. ■, .
pendence. Independent; as long as he does not become a subject of the Italian King- dom, so long is he the unfettered world-bishop, with dignity unimpaired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
396) states that a young Belgian sculptor, who tested the working of the plebiscite, voted 22 times for the annexation. Indeed it is notorious that whole bands of voters passed from one urn to another. In striking contrast to this farce was the address which was presented to_ Pius IX on the first anniversary of the plebiscite, and which was signed by over 27. 000 men — not "Romani di occasione, " but Romans by birth and residence.
212 THE rorirs ciriL princedom.
remain silent under the spoliati...on of his civil inde- pendence, he would implicitly acquiesce in the vio- lation of principle; he would sacrifice a sacred right of the Church, and would be an untrue and unjust steward.
Moreover, in the present condition of the Papacy, the sole safeguard of the Pope's spiritual indepen- dence is continuous protest. As long Protest, contu- as he protests, so long is he free and tion of inde- . . , ,, ■. ■, .
pendence. Independent; as long as he does not become a subject of the Italian King- dom, so long is he the unfettered world-bishop, with dignity unimpaired.
What to read after The Church And Modern Society Lectures And Addresses volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ireland to read onlineMoreLess
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