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they invoke to give more weight 10 their rea.
soning, oAliges them to be. we shoul be tempt
ca to rejoice at an opposition from whence ther
obedien> Will draw more glory and merit
/ Oh the one part. abandoning their vain opin-
/ ions, bencctOrward abolished, they viii see the
high truth W hich they had concealed from them:
they viii bless God FIR the honor that he has
to human nature in drawing from the
midst even of its corruption that creature so
perfect, so pure, Respondent with the prime
val innocence,
'Betorc becoming Oar Mother by the gift 4
Jesus expiring On the cross, Mary. as a daugh-
ter pi Adam, was our sister. II is, then, hun IN
nature winch God has willed repair in her
and To remove the offerce OF sin, which had lis
part in all the rest Of the human family. Such
has beel the love of God for man, ana the az
iection that he has preserved for that work Of
ms hands. Before reteeming by the blood Of
MS only Son, aud, it we dare speak So as Is 70
encourage himself 10 this incomprehensihle sac
riiice, God has wished that heaven might see
upon the eaIth Ihat innocence which it had .ost
tAas immaculate human nature which he had
created 10 reign ovtr nil visible things, 20 love
INN and tn be loved 10y him. and OF which he
said IN his fiiherly love: have done welln'
Vitdnqge Deus eWncta quo feccrat :;
ct Grant raldc bona. And Mary appear
ed. according he expression of Bouss e., s,s
Christ commenced, In order TO be at the same
time the source and the image of him WIN IN the
iarneniiug earth expected. and him whom the
sSolllSl!ed heaven was To contemplate; of Him
who. to save consented q he like them in
every thing save SIM and to endure all the eli q
OF taelr m.SerIeS, but not the shameful root Of
their niseries' accepting the penalty OF s.n and
rejecting the STAIN
Therefore Mary waspreSeved fromth org.
maj Sti'Ih and conceived iinrnac date in order
|" gwen blood sufficiently pure to cleanse tie
Won |, ana 10 b. The pattern If that creature
Torn eriy - perfect and glor us for tie ben
eilt OF waom such blood was about To llow.-
Snch Is then The detrrmity and horror of sin.
itl''i God has been pleased for himself and for
iIs Ii Is Mother, to undergo ali The sorrows OF
The Gross, winch have been neeesS Try toal o!ish
The empire OF sin: bat hc has not s,IhIn ttci 10
tue stain IF sin Tor hilnscli nor los hcs. And
III II S -he iayor VIZ have received through M,r
and through jesus. that that nd-iille sttin can
be Il ccd. % man, SAID st. Leo, recognise
then to-day Thy dignity. and saucti,ed as ihau
art by the grace which Ssccia;od thee TO the
divine nature, not fall again iAto thy first vie
ness.
AS to he Proclamation of the dogma. such
as has inst bee accomplished, by the plentude
OF Tie Poaiiiical power but according 10 the holy
rules inch lis prudence knows aiw.vs how to
impose on Itself. it would no longer be even
icmerity, il would e pm e folly, and ct us say
The word, a childish folly. 10 raiscagain any con
test whatever. The dog a,a Is recognised, it ex-
lists as If IL had been proclaimed at Nice or at
Jerusalem III the cenacle.
''it exists since the commencement of the
Chlr h; it will exist until the consunlmation OF
time; / Is true for MI tie duration OF the Church
which VI last Up N The earth as lorg as the
earth It's, L and WHICH VIII ho perish wi'h it: i
has lnr rampant The bload OF tie N,r;yrs.-
ms : al that Is necessary to say, and sich Is,
wiien the question is o. he power given I, Pc
ter, tho discrimination of all contests OF all the
heteSies OF ali tie rev, latio:s. Peter arises,
/ he ,pcaks, he commands, he is ,ic;or.'
Our readers will perceive tina. this
dogma has been in existence ever since
the commencement of the Church, and
by this excellent arrangement of the Au-
gust Assembly rronouncing i; to hare been
IN eristqHce. preserves the purity" and
.'infalibility" of the Romish Church.