The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-01-24
From the New Orleans Christian Advocate.
A Few Of the Beauties ct Roman
ism.

A Few Of the Beauties cf Roman
ism.
The religion and humanity Of Roman
ism is marvellous. Some OF its beauties
us set forth by its own organs, will Be
found below. Read and see how you
like them.-
For our own part, we take this oppor-
tunity Of explaining our hearty deligh, a.
the suppression Of the Protestant chapel
in Rome. This may be thought intoler.
ant, but when, we ask. did we ever profess
to be tolerant Of Professionalism. or to iavor
the doctrine that Pro,es.antism tolerated
On the contrary, we hate Pro,estantism
we detes, il with our whole heart and
soul, and we pray our aversion may never
decrease. We bold it meet tha, in the
Eternal City no worship repungant to
God should be tolerated. Pittsburgh
Catholic TIsaior. lS4S.
No good Government can exist without
religion; and there can be no religion
without an Inquisition, which is wisely
designed for the promotion and protection
of the true faith. Boston Pilot.
Professionalism of every form has not,
and never can have any rights where
catholici,y is triumphant. -- Brornson' .
Quarterly Reuiew.
Let US dare to assert the truth in the
face Of lying world, and instead Of plea
ding for our Church at the bar o. the
State. summon the State itself to plead at
the bar Of the Church, its divinely consti.
tuted Judge Ibid.
Inever think OF publishing anything in
regard to the Church, without submitting
my articles to the Bishop for inspection.
approval and endorsement. Ibid.
I declare nv most uncquivocal submis-
sion to the Head Of the Church and to
hirarchy in its different orders. II the
bishops make declaration on this bill,
/ would never be found speaking against
it, but would submit at once, unequivocal-
iy, to that decision. They have only to
decide, and they also close my mouth !;
they have only to determine, and / obey.
wish i, to be understood that such IS the
duty Of Catholics Daniel OCounsl,
lSi3.
deresy and untehef are crimes and
in Christian countries as in Italy and
Spain, for Instance, where all the people
arc Catholics, and where the Catholic reli-
gionis m essential part Of the land, they
are punished az other crimes. s.-R. c.
Of 81. Louis.
4 hereto, examined and convicted by
the Church, used to be delivered over TO
the secular power, and punished with
death. Nothing ever appearedto US more
necessary. More than 100, 900 persons
perished i'll consequence Of the heresy OF
Wicklffe a still greater number for that
Of John Huss, and it would not be possl-
Bile to calculate the bloodshed caused by
Luther; aud j, is not yet oyer.-Parls
Tnipyrse.
The abs urd and erroneous doctrines or
rawlings in defence Of liberty of conscience,
is a mos, pestilential error--a pest OF all
others, most to be dreaded in State
Enryclieat letter Of Pope Plus TX, .aug.
Is, lS42.
Protestan,ism Of all kinds, Catholicisy
inserts in her catalogue of mortal sins, she
endures it when and where she must ;
but she hates it, and directs all her ener
gies to effect It's destruction. -N Louis
Shepeyd Of the Vailey.
You should do all in your power to
carry out the intentions Of His Holiness
the Pope. Where you have the electoral
franchise, give your votes to none but
those who will assist you III so holy a
struggle - Danial OConnel, ls43.