The New York herald., 1869-12-08


pisnopries aud the appointment OF bishops
50 oaa-Government may IN its own right
Riors profession or men aud women and may require
OF religious orders that none be Admired 70 take
solemn vows Without its permlssl0n. -,
tVty-ut1tt-Ine laws securing the status OF r6lfs
Pious orders and the exercise Of their rights and
proler help to all those who wish 10 withdraw from
sae religions life they have catered upon. and 10
yteah tleir solemn vows; and ~ Ike manner lhs
State has power to suppress religious orders COLE
Rate cnurehes and simple beaenees even such as
sss ua9ef 'hs right OF patron, and AZ is pleasure
seize dpon their goods and revenues, subjeeting
iEen 10 the pubic service
III t,' and princes are not only out.
sue Ile tuarcs jurisdiction, but take pfecedencs
OF inc church determining disputes that have ref
F9IyG1Ys-qhe Church should he separated from
the Stale gnd the state from the Church.
EhAoAs eohtEhNIAa NATURAL AID CHRISTIAN
F(,lg-sfrtb-The laws Of morality need no divine
SANCTION anu IL - not at all necessary that human
laws should be made conformable to the laws OF
nature OF receive taelr bindlng force from God.
observation-disclosures ana moral science.
aud state laws likewise, may aud should withdraw
themselves IRON iae JURISDICTION OF divine and ecce-
slastca authority.
.FJtg-etgA@No other power should he recog-
nized Dns material lorce and al moral discipilns
and virtue should have for It's end the accommodating
and aos'nen'!ns wealth ia every way possible, and
eatsating tue desire OF pleasure.
FUyiiaA-RIgnt consists in the material fact; all
Obligations on men are an empty name and human
lacts acquire the folee OF rgat.
6ts'ks.n--Nuthor1ty is nothing more than numert-
Cal power and material Iorce.
SiryJ9stlhe injustice OF succes sfnl deed take2
Bot Nem IL the saRcnty OF right,
S.rtysseoad-Ihe principle OF fnon.lntervention as
It = called, should be proclaimed ana adhered to.
StIt9thr0--lt IS lawful 10 refuse obedience To
legitimate princes and even 20 rise In rebellion
against them.
| Sgty-fOtrtit-The violation OF the most sacred
oatn or The perpetration OF any wicked ana afro.
eIous DEED Should not only not be cendemned, bus
ing OF the highest praise when done for the love OK
country
ERRoRs ooNcgRsING CHRISTIAN NArRMoNY.
t--fu
Christ raised mauimony TO the dignity OF sacrar
ment
Sirty-sta.h--The sacrament Of marriage Is only an
accessory 10 the contract and Is divsipe from 1T and
thai sacrament exists SIMPLY IN The nupai benedic
s,-t1serpnn--The bond Of matrimony is not indis.
eouole oy lhe natural law and divorce, IN the strict
meaning Of the word may. Ia various cases, he eanc-
toned by the civil authority
Strfg-eiai.t1-Tne Church has not the power Of
enaetng dlrlnent lmpedlments to marriage. SUCH
| power belonging to tue state, by whose authority
existng impcdiments OF that kind may be removed.
iSictg-aiftijt was IN later ages the Church began
to dnneat impeiments, not III her own rignt,
but by that right which she nad borrowed from the
State.
Sereatfeth-The canons OF the Councn OF Trent
| which pass tue censure OF anathema on those VINO
dare TO deny the Church's power of enacting diri.
ment lmpednents are either not dogmatical or must
be understood TO refer TO TINS borrowed power ),
Serelstp-,rst-The form ordained Dy tue Council Of
ever the State may have prescribed another form,
AMI may visa tnaG marriage under TINS new tofm
snonid DE deemed valid. ga
Sere..i1i-se ooad-Boniface VIII. was the first TO
assert that the vow OF chastity taken Ia ordination
Sepsatthlra-By virtue OF purely civil contract,
marriage. truly so called, may eXss among Chris
tans and il Il false that either tle contract of
rlAge among Christians Is always a sacrement or
thaI there - no contract II the sacrament be ex-
clndel.
belong, u their own nature. TO the civil tribunal.
n BIN er this bead may be cassea two other
state MARRIAGE to tha Of vrsiny These have sssn
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Ilter,n Juno 10 1874.
ERRORS CONCERNING THE ROMAN PoSrITF's CIVIL
PRINCETON.
Seueatg-Rcs-ChiIJren OF the Christian and Catho-
lie Chnrch are dAanited among themselves AS " tae
compatbify Of the tempolai with ine spiritual rule
Seceftt1f s.r--Ihe abolition OF tae temporal power
which tie Arost0lic See possesses would conduce
very mucn 10 tae liberty and prosperity OF the
Church.
B. Besides hese errors explicitly condemned there are
seItlg ali cahoes saoull adhere vita
s g & esHSass aass "a bs
sAoca!3n eaus quaa.ss4as Ag: 20 ists IN the alio.
es.er "canl csols eelesa araa e. a5 in .se ao-
dunn Is . aSa ii .Sa aocaion a5na oa
ERRORS wHIcn HAVE REFERENCE TO TIE LlagaAL-
Ssrentg.sc-e9tn-iI is no longer expeaisnt In this
our age mat The Cahollc religion saouid be eonsid-
cred as tile only reaton OF the State, 20 tue excu.
SION OF aa oirer forms Of worship.
fete7ty-e'ghn-Iie Hence In some Catholic countries
a praisewocthy proysion has been maie by law
tnat Immigrants those countries should 30 per.
mitted ae pao.ic exercise OF their forms OF
worship.
Secea ,.nieh-It is utterly false that cigil liberty
60 al forms Of worsaip and tail license every ono
to openly declare his opinions OF tnougntS tends TO
corrupt mere asily the morals and minds OF ma
tons and 10 scatter abroad the plague OF lndlder-
eutisn.
Llg&ceia--The Roman Pontir can aad ought to
reconcile himseli ana De IN harmony wan progress,
lioeralisa and modern CIVILIZATION.
frfali.biity.
The Most Rev. Archbishop Manning, OF Westmln-
tsler England, has been selected 10 propose at an
NJ u snssnn q lnrncll Tint thnsa