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| receive It's sentence as ln1alliDle truth. III
proportion, then, as a general council rea.
| Uses this idea, we hold its decisions in rever.
ence.' British Mag. vol. xii. p. 254.)
"9. Monachism and the celibacy of the
clergy are declared to be necessary.
"'You mus: have dissent or monachlsm |
in a Christian country: so make your
CHOICE british Mag. Vol. tx. P. 1867 :!
| ".Great towns Willie er be cvangelIzed !
merely by the parochial system; they are !
beyond the sphere ollhe parish priest bur. |
dened as he is with the endearmentS and
anxie,is of family. British Mag vol.
*. p. 1861
81, has lately come into my head, that
the present stale of things, in England.
makes an opening for revving the monas-
tic system. Froude's Remains, vol. i.p.
322.
"9. Observation-Disclosures vital point
upon which Cranmer, Ridley, and Latimer
went to the stake-evidently has no great
evil in their eyes. Already are they ex.
changing the language of the Church Of
England for that oft the Church of Rome
The rubric IN our book ofCommon Prayer,
constantly, no fewer than ten times, speaks
of the Lords Table, and 'the Table, but |
with those writer's it is always 'lhc Altar.
And folr times does the same rubric de. !
nomina the elcmens, after consecration,
the br ad and vine ; whereas these wri.
ters constantly assert them to be the body
and blood Of Christ
"'I should like 10 know, Why you finch
from saying, that the power of making the
body and blood of Christ is vested in the
successors of the Apostles Froode's Re.
mains. vol. i. p. 326.
"'Can any devout man reckon It a mat
Ter of small moment, whether the minister,
, with whom he communicates, be minister
, by apostolcal succession or no In the
, Judgment Of the Church it makes no less
) difference than this &: whether the bread and
cup which he partakes Of, shall be TO him
r Chrisl's body and blood, or no! Tracts
, for the Times, No. 81, p.7.
81 verify believe, that he would now
, gladly consent 10 see our Communion Ser.
, vice replaced by good translation Of the
0 Liturgy ofSt. Peter; a name which | wish
, YOU to substitute for the obnoxious phrase,
"Muss Book" Froude's Remains, vol. l..
p. 3s7.
go. The Virgin is 10 be honoured as
something more than human; is raised, hi
:. fact, 10 Tie rank of an intercessor in hesy
{ Ell.
"Thc Christian Kuowled &c Soc ely has
latterly erased from one offs publications,
the phrase, The :nr,fGod :'--righ'ly
p juJg ing i. TO be Popish. The l'rii III Critic
demands lis re inslatement; observing,
"As 10 styling the blessed Virgin, 'ihc
Mother Of God,' did the Essex ministers
: ever chance TO hear OF the c. uncll OF Ephe-
: sus1' British Critic, Jan. 1882. 1875.
. awhile Mr.. Newman asks,
".What must have been her gifts, who
u u was chosen TO be the only near relative Of
y y the Son Of God?' What think you, was
thesanctily and grace OF that human nature.
. of which God formed his sinless Son p
y 'How is It p5ssible we should bear to-gaze
y on the creatures holiness in its fulncss p
Rev. J. H. Newman's Sermons, p. 8.
; "And the 18th number of tine Tracts for
the Times is composed Of selections from
. Ihe Romsh Brevlary, prepared and recon-
mended for Protestant use; in the prefac
e to which tie Editor says,
,, "'Our adyersaries have in this, as in
many ether instances appropriated to them
selv. treasure which was ours as much
u as theirs. The publication then, Of these
Il selections, is, as it were an act OF re-apPro.
y. }. priation.'
), ), "And among these prayers, thus reap.
, propriated' 10 Protestant use, We find the
y following:
"Grant o Lord, we bcscech thee that
= we thy servants may ever prosper in per.
d petual health Of body and mind, and by the
glorious intercesslou Of the blessed Mary,
Ever Virgin, may be delivered from pres.
: ent sadness, and enjoy eternal bliss Tracts
J. for the Times, No. rs, p. SO.
i "'Holy Mary, and all the saints n,crcede
i for US to The Lord, that We may be worthy
OF His help and salvation, who liycth and
!, reigne.h, world without end
:: "'Theretore, beseech thee, Blessed
h Mary, Ever Virgin, the Blessed Michael
Archangel, The Blessed John Baptist, the
!, Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, All Saints,
and thee, My Father. 10 pray the Lord our
God for me- Tracts for the Times, No.
l. Is, p. 81, 62.
III: Prayers for the Dead, and prayers
10 the Saints, are both advocated. To-wit,
!. "'Prayer for Gods depalted servants
since, knowing them to be in state fin.
perfect bliss unit 1.-The re surrection, whenever
we pray for the final coming OF Gods King.
dom, We do in fact, if we have any thought
{ for the departed, pray at the same for the
? perfectins oftheir Bliss DR.. Pusey's An.