The Papal Sovereignty Viewed in Its Relations to the Catholic Religion And to
The Papal Sovereignty Viewed in Its Relations to the Catholic Religion And to
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(Hear, hear. ) We are associated with Protestant England we are said by English statesmen and English writers to form part of a united kingdom, and in the attempt made to overshadow the distinct nationality with which Ireland has undoubtedly been stamped by the hand of God, we arc alternately governed by contending factions of oligarchy, that cannot sympathize with us as a people, and that are hostile to us on account of our religion. Hence it is 1 The Itight Rev. Dr. Moriarty, Bishop of Kerry,... speaking of the emotion of the Irish Catholics and of all Catholu-s through- out the world, the moment they heard of the threatened attack on the Holy Father, made use of this beautiful expression: "They had risen, as the arm rises instinctively to protect the head when it is in danger. " 2 Vide H'
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(Hear, hear. ) We are associated with Protestant England we are said by English statesmen and English writers to form part of a united kingdom, and in the attempt made to overshadow the distinct nationality with which Ireland has undoubtedly been stamped by the hand of God, we arc alternately governed by contending factions of oligarchy, that cannot sympathize with us as a people, and that are hostile to us on account of our religion. Hence it is 1 The Itight Rev. Dr. Moriarty, Bishop of Kerry,... speaking of the emotion of the Irish Catholics and of all Catholu-s through- out the world, the moment they heard of the threatened attack on the Holy Father, made use of this beautiful expression: "They had risen, as the arm rises instinctively to protect the head when it is in danger. " 2 Vide H'
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Antoine Philibart Dupanloup to read onlineMoreLess
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