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paar;sccs SURPRISED Christ, aud then to put you


ho acknowledged, came to see ms tie other
day, and ho inGulged iu personalities: he eaid |
that rubbed NV hands ilauEhterI, that ms
eyes were sreculative-I DO not know whether
Trey arc speculative or do1matic, but he had |
no buaiueas to say that. Then he said that
lie said that used the word gag" and put /
my finger on the lips! This was important, !
was il not, to convey to tho puhlieI Then he !
said TINT remarked that tho Archbishop of |
Paris told me that the dogma Of infallioility
would not Lc finding on the conscicnces OF /
Catholics until the cntiro council wa finished |
and tire acts signed, and then it would be pro-
mnlgated by the Pope.
The next day comes The TRIBUNE. Of Chica- |
SO, and hero he contradjcts himself BY saying |
that tho Archbishop OF Paris told me that this |
action would not be binding npt1 spch formal
in his paper that loft Rome July 2, and the I
dogma WAS not promulgated until the 18th.
told him that, and be acknowledged it here.
He makes me say what did not say. Even II
tho Archbishop Of Paris had told me co. which
he od nG sna conc no lei,
before. said that the Pope, il iufallibl4,
need not wait for the signing Of the aetsbf
the council before promulgahng the dogma
pronounced by i've hundred and forty Bishops.
ly himself and tho Cardinals; and yet he
mikes me say that the Pope could not do it at
Gnce.
The Archbishop then read an extract from
tho BALTIMORE Duuetin, which he pronounced
very inaccurate, declaring as it did TINT for the
expression OF his views in opposition TO the
infs llibility dogma, he would probably be sus-
communication would probably follow. '''@' -
He.ne1t read IN extract from nttsbufg
paper, in which it was stated that the infslli-
eility dogma was not signed By the Archbishop,
and when lie attempted to explain his position,
lie would be pretty sure to make middle Of
it. Loud laughter.
IA True AoNAS CATHOLIC!
to proclaim the personal infallbility OF the
Pope in his own words. am true Roman
Catholic, US said in Rome, have written
TO the Pope from ON Provincial Councils here
in Cincinnati. hsve signed DEGREES and sd-
dresses to the Pope, from the Council Of Baf-
t:more !; and in all these, As in my discourse
! efore the Hcumenical Council, have va1t-
dicsted the rights Of the Pope and tho infal-
A5i,ity Of the Catholic Church in the strong
not now going back on this, even in Rome,'
w1L1lAM II. coHRf's "sHocKINo AND DISGUST
ING" WORDS.
The venerable Archbishop then read and
reviewed an article in the Saturdays COM
n.one7, from the pen OF William II. Cory.
- but he says what is no. true. He is q very
\ independent thinker, but not much Of Chris-
tisn. He is very complimentary, but ho is
very unjust to me. in reierriug to tue magni6~
cent demonstration made, not only by Catho-
lice, but uon.Catholic friends, when came
ashamed to repeat his words; they arc shock
ing and disgusting.
~ He further on says: when, many years
ago, the gentleman (speaking OF meg, then =
| young Bishop, bad his debate with Alexander
Campbell, the latter asserted that Paral infal-
I'm NJ
the Catholic Church, and 1 denied it. A third
OF 4 century has passed away, and now, he
Gays, proclaim the contrary. Could q greater
injustice than this be done me? It was not
/ All article of faith when had that discussion.
Il was not q doctrine Of the Church for eigh.
teen hundred years. 1t never was received aa
dogma OF the Cilnrch till the other day. Mr..
CampLel1 Was wrong. and Nr. Cory was
wrong. TCheers and laughter. Mr.. Corr
intended to be complimentary, but he is in
Here is the last chapter in defining the doc
trine Of infnilbilit5:
''oSE OF THE MOST FAITHFULLY
II want the editors Of newspapers and re-
porters to send It on the wings Of tho pross
North, South, East, and West, that John B
that ever swore allegiance to the Church
Heavy aprlause.l Let them Say what the,
| please Of me and my visit to Rome, for that
have received the thanks and congratulation!
Of those who do not think exactly as do.
il By free discussion that truth il elected, ant
without such discussion it cannot be.
The apostolic p1imacy. which, aa the sue
cessor Of Peter, the prince Of apostles, oh
tains through the entire Church, comprehend
also tho supreme power of teaching
This pelpetnal practice the Church ,ap
proves; the Ecumencal Council themselve
and those in particular III which the Eas
! with the West, the union with faith an
!! CHARITY, have thny not solemnly proclaimed
fer the Fathers, Pope and Council Of Con
| stantlnople, treading in the footsteps Of thei
! predecessors, made this solemn profession
First, the origin OF salvation is to keep tn
: ,u1e Of right faith. Because the sentence q
I orr Lo1d Jesus Christ can not be overlooked
Z Thou art Peter, and on this rock aha
build my Church." These words which wer
l 70 plain arc proved By their effects: becaus
in an apostolic See the Catholic re{igio
haa always been preserved immaculate, th
' holy doctrine has always there boon celebrated
r Therefore, far from ever wishing to be sepl
9 rated from this faith and doctrine, we hoE
|! for that reunion which the apostolic Sc
i prenches, that We shall ever be united. for
: this il the true soNdlty OF tho Christian r
= ligion.
J. Therefore. tho Councils Of Lyons and Flo
9 | eEce solcmnly approving, the Christians vi
\ wcre there uniting with them, professed th'
h the whole Roman Church has sovereign AZ
full prinnacy and principa{ity throughout Il
d cntire church and over it, which they humb
e acknowledge wae given to the successor OF r
% ter by our Lord Jesus Christ in tho prcsent
n OF TINT apostle aud as before all otht
churches this of Rome is obliged to defer
is tho trutl, Ct faith, SO Whenever any question
III concerning faith arose, they are to be deciat
,e by the Judgment Of the Roman See. Til,
X the Council Of Florence decided that the Pol
ss is the true Vicar Of Chr1st and held OF Il
Y, Church, tho Father and Teacher OF allaChri
Is iians s: to him in person, the blessed teache
It and guide tue universal church q o.
y Lord Jesus Christ. That we all believ
n That VIC may satisfy this pastoral duty Of
,s predecessors were Away indefatigab1e th
e the doctrine Of Christ mny be propagate
:, amongst the nations Of the earth. and Il
,c ceived and preserved pure, wherefore Il
VI Bishops Of the entiro world, again congr
D. gated, following this time hoHored custom
'e the Church, nnd this ancient rule, especial
ts that the lost faith may be rep4ired, and to
4 eide what was to be held as apostolic trat
+, tions-
y But It YVES not promised to the successor
IS Peter that the Holy Ghost would reveal
,f him any new doctrine; but that by his 4
,e | eistauce lie would be able to See III the Scri
at tqre and tradition that revelation OF fai
10 Which WAS handed down by tho Apostles. a
20 which he should faithfully guard aud faithf,
10 | " e1pound.
70 Tho Pope is not inspired. The Church ne
n. er teaches such doctrine. Heis only assist
l By the Holy Ghost to teach the truo doctri
he him. We Of the Church believe him TO def
in the true doctrine Of Christ, but because t.
It, Holy Ghost promised to be with h1m.
ID said. "he that hears you hears me. On Il
q, lock will found MY Chuich. Thou art
but h1vf Hr for thee n thst
be dations Of tho respect nc. render to St. !
so ter, aud all the decisions Of the Chu1
oy are rendered in conformity With tra
ut. ,icn and scripture, when the Bishops {
- called with the Pope himself to define what
T.. tue aud what il false. This grace, thereto
his of tho faithful ard true never failing, u
Did gwen 70 Peter and his successors that Il
Hey discharge this lofty duty for the sal
ln- .isn of all, and That the universal flock
peg Christ, ~ him and Ills successor, may be r
II; food OF heavenly; doctrine !; and that cause
st, scl'itm may be taken away ard the cn.
et ed posed On the foundation iaid i
" Jesus Christ, and tie gates Of h
III can meyer prevail aeainet them: In this q
lot when the wholesome efficacy Of the Apostle
en- See is especially required, We think 1t nee
re- ea1y to sulemnly assert the prerogative VII
the only bcgotten Son Of God WIS pleased
nv unite with the Sovereign Pontin's pasto
ci. office. Therefore. with faith, Adhering to
9I, tradition delivered down from tho very
osl Lord and Saviour, for the exaltation Of
er- Catholic Church, and the salvation Of
bo Christian people. ard with the appreciation
- the whole council. teach ss heavenly
IN. sealed doctrine that the Roman pont
=. when he speaks ex cn.helra-that
ii. when dischsrging the Office OF pastor
re- teacher of all Christian people. in virtue
iii l,is;sup1tme apostolic authority, he defines
nf doctrines to le held. or the faith and mo,
M ior the entire church,-in virtue Of I
I've .iviIo assistance, Gods assistance that
70. .onieel to him the person OF Peter, pe
ns esses that infallibility which the Divine
In | Geemer wished his Church to be futnisZ