The New Era in the Philippines
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"Wherever I went, the testimony of those famil- iar with the facts was that beyond a comparatively small number, " chiefly women and old people," the attendance on Eoman Catholic churches is largely confined to those who come not from " pro- found attachment for their Church," but from superstitious fear that the priests would otherwise keep them out of Paradise. High Filipino officials seldom attend, A Presidente, whom I met, laughed at a priest who furiously threatened him with ex- communicat...ion because he would not contribute The Attitude of The Filipinos 141 any more funds to the Church. In another town that I visited, the priest ordered the Presidente to prevent the Protestant missionaries from preach- ing in the market-place. When the Presidente not only declined to prevent them, but actually encouraged them, the angry priest tried to bring him to terms by refusing to allow his dead parent to be buried in the cemetery. Whereupon the Presidente compelled the ecclesiastic to officiate under an armed guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wherever I went, the testimony of those famil- iar with the facts was that beyond a comparatively small number, " chiefly women and old people," the attendance on Eoman Catholic churches is largely confined to those who come not from " pro- found attachment for their Church," but from superstitious fear that the priests would otherwise keep them out of Paradise. High Filipino officials seldom attend, A Presidente, whom I met, laughed at a priest who furiously threatened him with ex- communicat...ion because he would not contribute The Attitude of The Filipinos 141 any more funds to the Church. In another town that I visited, the priest ordered the Presidente to prevent the Protestant missionaries from preach- ing in the market-place. When the Presidente not only declined to prevent them, but actually encouraged them, the angry priest tried to bring him to terms by refusing to allow his dead parent to be buried in the cemetery. Whereupon the Presidente compelled the ecclesiastic to officiate under an armed guard.
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