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The Church gained strength rather than lost it by the departure of men, who, in THE OXFORD MOVEMENT. 137 course of time, became untrue to her principles, and she emerged from the event stronger, and more firmly enshrined in the hearts of the people than ever.
It was thought that many would follow the example of Mr. Newman, Robert Wilberforce, and the others who then or thereafter joined the Church of Rome, but, as a matter of fact, the secessions to Rome since 1841 have been comparatively few.
...It is also a fact, far less recognised, that many who do join the Roman Catholic Com- munion return to the fold of Mother Church. For obvious reasons, little is said of the secessions from Rome, yet cases such as are described in the following paragraph, taken from a daily newspaper, are by no means uncommon : " Under a commission from the Archbishop of Canterbury the Rev. W. F. Chambers, who recently, under circumstances of physical de- pression, joined the Roman Communion, has 138 THE STORY OF been received back again into the English Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Church gained strength rather than lost it by the departure of men, who, in THE OXFORD MOVEMENT. 137 course of time, became untrue to her principles, and she emerged from the event stronger, and more firmly enshrined in the hearts of the people than ever.
It was thought that many would follow the example of Mr. Newman, Robert Wilberforce, and the others who then or thereafter joined the Church of Rome, but, as a matter of fact, the secessions to Rome since 1841 have been comparatively few.
...It is also a fact, far less recognised, that many who do join the Roman Catholic Com- munion return to the fold of Mother Church. For obvious reasons, little is said of the secessions from Rome, yet cases such as are described in the following paragraph, taken from a daily newspaper, are by no means uncommon : " Under a commission from the Archbishop of Canterbury the Rev. W. F. Chambers, who recently, under circumstances of physical de- pression, joined the Roman Communion, has 138 THE STORY OF been received back again into the English Church.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Frederick Nye to read onlineMoreLess
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