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... the faith of the Catholic ancestors of Orangemen, the faith which is still loved and honoured by Catholics to-day. William of Orange is the only saint that finds a p.acc in the Orangeman’s heart. No. 2 —“ The bigotry of the Roman Catholic representatives ...
... THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Sir,—ln the latter of this week's issue signed A Catholic,’’ there is one statement utterly unwarranted and misleading as require correction. writes: The priests the Catholic Church are the successors the Apostles.” In the Apostolic ...
... one occasion expreue papers have recently conaistently weed his sympathy with me n aid hie disgust with the Inshman and Catholics to support the Labour signs of diminishing. Union busses for not• supplying the help re- Party. Mr. Diamond, too, when the ...
... conscience in the universities, .the church, and on e press, and for our own political advantage pit Protestants against Catholics in Ireland. and Mohammedans against Hindle; in India.) They seek to exterminate eyery form of religious belief that has ...
... ly and irrefragibly that the non-Catholic historian Cobbett erred on the side of leniency his character of Luther and the other reformers, which I already quoted. All authorities quoted in this letter are non-Catholic, and I have verified all quotations ...
... let unite as we ought to do under •the universal brotherhood of man. \ours, etc ROMULUS CATHOLIC VERSUS PROTESTANT- Sir —The ordinary methods debates between’ “Catholic” and “Protestant” re, .-tnible the slfhging of mud and contest two sweeps blackening ...
... Wiieman . in 18 ? fl . to be coadjutor to Pi ^ pp TValsh , Ticar-Aoostolic of the Western District m the English Bqmail Catholic territorial organisation of tie cine- Comprehensive as is Cardinal Gasquet ' s stetch of the history of the English Collegeit ...
... had refused to meet them in a Whitley Council . Every peaceful' means had failed , but tho Association woro dotormined to Emancipate themselves and obtain better conditions . To that end they must bo prepared to uso every political and industrial weapon ...
... themselves that. they knew. Again and again, they have discovered that they were mistaken. It was hoped, at one time, that Catholic Emancipation would bring contentment; 1 but that hope was quickly dissipated. Then it was imagined that the disestab. liminnent ...
... investigate the facts. Meantime let the women of Britain take up this grave outrage on woiranbood, and let their voice be heard. Catholic Socialist notes Our ramblers have fixed on Craigallion as their camping ground on Sunday, and Comrades who arrive at Xillemsont ...
... swaggering troopers wen their enbmies, their minds were- not equally clear with regard to the double-faced Social Democrat, cum-Catholic, cum-Liberal Cabinet of Ebert and Bauer. The result was that when the *Kappists had &arched out of Berlin, divided counsels ...
... seemed to be simple and easily mastered. To farther back, everybody could understand in a measure the significance Catholic Emancipation and Free Trade. But are now living in world in which facts are not so clear and issues are far from simple. People ...