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... Boaan Caamlic Bishop of Eapboa , m tha cocaa of a , long letter to the meeting , wrose that >»» W & century after Catholic emancipation was wrung from . ths Sens , not from tiss justice , ci Parrnmrat , tSa Irish CalhoBcs were Etin by hw an inferior race ...
... Rev. Dr O’Donnell, Roman Catholic Bishop Raphoe, in the course of a long lettw to the meeting, wrote that half century after Catholic emancipation was wrung from the fears, not from the justice, of Parliament, .the Irish Catholics were still by law inferior ...
... the spread of Christ’s kingdom and the lifting up into true advancement of Hia inheritance, the future moral and national emancipation of whole races of human is at stake ; and so, while onr hearts bleed and our home* arc laid waste, still praise the Lord ...
... of England service had just been the transformation circumstances, y the Roman olsolete and wnmeaning labels, What in da Catholic service held; and, in another, held; eo, before my by has been the essence of the Liberal creed ; service could begin, the ...
... attempts to create self-governing communities, to found colonies that were children not of the bond woman, but of the free, to emancipate the slave, secure liberty and light for the lower races, protecting them from the brutalising hands of civilised greed, ...
... referred to There is also an English cathedral a Roman Catholic cathedral a Wesleyan Methodist church a now used a school ia ldentical market where all the slave were sold prior to th Act of Emancipation The crowning glory of Capetown however ore it superlatively ...
... during his t Parliamentary career had also to fight duel. Hie Duke, whilst Prime Minister, introduced a measure for Catholic emancipation, which was very unpopular. The Earl accused the Duke of a desire to introduce Popery into “every department of the ...
... ' was, am. and can only Christian Catholic in the wide and eternal sense. have been that these fi ve-andtweuty years at least. Heaven keep me Iroin being less grow older, but T am more likely to become a Roman Catholic than a Quaker. Evangelical, Turk ...
... who beyond all others has sung out to the wide heaven the deinentnl affections and passions of the human heart , and tho catholicity of this emotion is not disguised because the speech is Lowland Scots . Sometimes by a • nat unnatural revulsion ot feeling ...
... JANUARY 26, 1900. AND WORKERS BURNS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. •r.sENocs TELecuArn.”] Greenock Club Dinner. the new Horn.in Catholic C hurch INTERESTING SPEECH BV Dli . ...
... offered, so to spook froml within, on th(e ante- a of cedonre of the revival of Romanisnm in Englandi eric and on Catholic viewas of the Emancipation move- - trod maet and for the roily newv lightoni the Oxford' 1ord movsemsent, on the reintroduction of the ...
... fresh Start ) and ' tho changes are rung Upon two or three doctrines of Protestantism , and the hatefulaess of certain Eoman Catholic doctrines , as if religious thought began and ended with a good understanding thereanent . His narrative is jerky and in ...