The Rights of the Clergy Vindicated Or a Plea for Canon Law in the United Sta
The Rights of the Clergy Vindicated Or a Plea for Canon Law in the United Sta
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No bishop would throw his golden chalice, which has become unfitted for use, in a heap of discarded clothing and bro- ken crockery. A fortiori, should he abstain from casting forth a priest unfit for use, into the midst of the unanoint- ed, to mingle with them and be undistinguished from them. He may take from the chalice its sacred character, and make of it a common vessel that will suffer no indignity from being mingled with other rubbish, though its gilding and precious material will probabl...y secure CONTUMACY ALONE FOEFEITS THE EIGHT TO A. HYING. 151 for it a better fate ; but he cannot rub out from the hands of the priest the oil of consecration, nor take from him his priestly character, " Juravit Dominus et non pcenitebit eum, tu es sacerdos in aeternum secundum ordinem Melchisedech. " Therefore, because of this sublime character, and for the honor of the Priesthood of Jesus Christ indelibly imprinted on his soul, a priest, though unworthy, if not contumacious, must receive a becoming subsistence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No bishop would throw his golden chalice, which has become unfitted for use, in a heap of discarded clothing and bro- ken crockery. A fortiori, should he abstain from casting forth a priest unfit for use, into the midst of the unanoint- ed, to mingle with them and be undistinguished from them. He may take from the chalice its sacred character, and make of it a common vessel that will suffer no indignity from being mingled with other rubbish, though its gilding and precious material will probabl...y secure CONTUMACY ALONE FOEFEITS THE EIGHT TO A. HYING. 151 for it a better fate ; but he cannot rub out from the hands of the priest the oil of consecration, nor take from him his priestly character, " Juravit Dominus et non pcenitebit eum, tu es sacerdos in aeternum secundum ordinem Melchisedech. " Therefore, because of this sublime character, and for the honor of the Priesthood of Jesus Christ indelibly imprinted on his soul, a priest, though unworthy, if not contumacious, must receive a becoming subsistence.
What to read after The Rights of the Clergy Vindicated Or a Plea for Canon Law in the United Sta?
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