New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

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sneh an extent day the General Of
/ The Jesuts Ia called Papa nero, to distinguish him
4 from " Papa hiaDeo," Pro Mono
Waxing use OF tneir unlimited influence, the Jesuits
believed that the moment had arrived when they
whole Roman Catholic Church. Now at last, should
blind implicit obedience, the life principle Of Their order
De binding upon the whole Roman Catholic Churchi
nav, it should thus govern the world That is 90 say
Roman Catholic Church should be changed into one
grand order Of Jesus. embracing all NATIONS and all
To this end the two following d091naa were
cIay defended party press Of the Jesuits
Frsty: The dogma OF tue Universal Papa Episcopacy
T. e., h complete, absolute lurlsdicOnal power anu
Secondly: The dog Of PaDal InfaiDty in questions
OF faith aud mOris.
The declaration Of the Immaculate Conception "a. d.
1881 which, almost needless to say IA in direct con,
tra.lcuOn 10 the Christian tuu 1amentl doctrine OF
original sin. served Introduction Ia The two dJgnas
iust mentioned. This The Jesua betrayed them
selves. Schr1dor IN hls book. Plus TX as Pope anu
kus has told as thai al that time tney simply WIso01
to test now far they could 90 Inc yooes OF hV I
having been cast aside Il was declared that Ihe Foe
alone inspired by the Holy SpiTit TINS virtually ue-
cided alReady the intallbllty OF the Pope.
The J1sus elated by their SUCCESS aud certain OF nna
victory, predicted in their papers the sure
OF the two above men~oned doctrines res"rui"s INC
But as the Jesuits were striving to the Pope
the SANG pos ton the whole Roman Catholic Church
which the general holds IN their Order they %eis
obliged TO increase Papal authority 10 thr very w
most The Pope WAC had ioIlneT oeen s41slHsIon d a.
the visible representative OF tne konlsn ohurG M i
of tue Church In uTleai sense, was now doolaeu W
be the principle Of te unity OF ialta, OF 9Ye. anu w
0cr tbe ewes Of the pope the Oioata Cafioiica, the
official press Rome, published tns Diasphelny " 81
media u Papa, DO che peIlSa an ttr e. "neh 'e
Pope thinks. is God tainliug within mimi - -,
In the book OF FiDer tie OrOrian Or tue Devotion
10 the Pope faithful taught that tins devotion
is an essential sign OF ali Christian holiness. ana
necessary condition salvation: For the Pope ID tine
third visible presence OF Christ among us" ,,,,
This view been openly defended by the lnIainOn
sts During the Vatican Council hernillod, the pre-
tender of the Geneyan Epsooacy reacheu al holne Oh
the tareefold thoOphany In the manager at Bethichen
on the altar the Eucharist and III the person oi the
| Pope IA the Vatican , . -, .
In this sense. deus has been changed 70 ptns IN
some hymns originally addressed 10 God, anu the Pope
himself rewarded .n5 dSien19pS o. 1b 'He ig 0ue
| Raphael's pictures in the Vatican Plus tx. had
picture painted. wherein e announces the immaculate
copcepuon OF the Virgin Mary lie is represented
touching the ground lightly with MS feet ray OF ig1t
falling IRON heaven upon hun, while ms mouth and me
bnIl TESTIFY 10 hs inspiration 10y the Holy Spirit The
Pope even attempted work miracles, but without
pheticaly announced some future miraculous doings
Count Montalembert formerly pillar of the Catholic
bed thus. with his last words warned the nltramOn.
Yes an idol indeed; for R0msh christianity has
never strong IN our days. The Jesuits now
ever did not permit selves to be warmed put went
on. The Mock Council. prepared and arranged by them
destined 70 execute thelr plans.
sume the representation OF Qeumenical Council in
our days. The Oriental and Evangelical Churches pro
tested decidedly against such proceeding. Even in the
midst OF Catholic Church some of the bishops
opposed II, ana during the session OF the council ire
quenty declared that they could not recognize ~ as
ecumenica For who represented at Rome but the
Cardinals OF the ROish caria. the Bishops and Orders
But the hundreds thousands OF priests and the mil
lions OF sO-called laymen not represented. They,
nevertheless urged their testimony, 1t was an1l0usy re-
fused by the bishops as II thereby the Work Oh the
Divine spirit disturbed by them.
Tue Council furthermore not free It's transac-
tons were tempered win from the very beginning as
the Pope IN the most arbitrary manner nad himself APP
pointed all me officers ana even before the bishops
from President down TO the last teller OF votes The
very business TRANSACTIONS OF the Council were liked IN
the most arbitrary ihO9e as IHe rope enorCeu uooie
order of the day AGAINST this outside pressure, this
raised by the most intelligent bishops, but
without success Freedom OF debate and conference
through the President. brought his own resolu
tons before the House no bishop had right
to do sO their resolutions lad to be LAID before Com
mission outside OF the Council and their introduction 10
the Council nay the very knowledge OF them depended
solely upon the POpe's decision The speeches were
mostly unintelhqbie partly on account OF the SIZE OF
ton and insight into the stenOgraphlcal reports was
strictly prohibited. Publications OF the opposition HAD
fo be- uiinted outside OF Rome while the Infaibilists
made a good display OF their views by advertisement
| on the walls sudden adOurnments would frequently
shut the tongues OF half hundred preates, 90 that
| The order OF tie day-.e.. The important questions
which 10 before the house-was not published
beforehand, but Intentionally kept secret Very
strangely indeed tie DEGREES Of he Pope were brought
in only during the sessions Oh Tue Council Ale inc @is
the worse. as Chey We're IN contradiction TO scripture
anu tradition, and were SHOWN TO oe Jesullc lhnoVa
lions me Only sciip I pIOOi I3I tSpal ~ Ii
Luke xii 49, which appears also IN the decree OF jay
ne iae Jesuit. consdsP it conyiReing Christ in
/ the passage says 70 Fstel But lAHe pia9eu
verted strengthen thy brethren" shortly before the
deahpassOn Of Jesus, Peter had made some rash ana
lis fall comforts him also by referring to MS CONVEX
sion. But when the apostle continued IN MS 9eLiconn
dence the Lord told him IN PLAIN words that nc would
deny him thrice this night No commentator OF former
times seen N these words any reference WhaE
ever the purity OF the faith, OF 70 the functions OF 81
me APOSTLE; taey an Justly refer it to Peter
himself who ala deny his LORD. These convincing
gumens drove the Iuialllbiiss TO the bold assertion
una a' 5a S NV the vatican decree Of July M 1870 been
settled for al time and TINS the fundamental doctrine
Church that is the night OF tine Church tecclesial 20
Judge OF the true exposition OF Holy scripture, II de-
strOyed and the Pope alone mas been Instituted sole III
terpreter OF the Bible
The principle Of tradition, 100, which might be called
the cornerstone Of Roman Catheilcisn mas oeen over
turned and tramplef under foot by the Vatican decree
While the Reformation asserted that 0ny that which
could be proved IRON scripture GOuu DC ac-upteu Is
doctrine OF Christ, the ROmish Church cug 70 tradi-
ton trying TO establish criterion for IL. II lnamelyl
the apostolic validity Of any church doctrine could net
be proved directly from SCRIPTURE ana II such doctrine
was found 70 have been taught ana believed after the
apostolic age seer unique a. 40 oHnlouS then IL was
for granted that such doctrine must have orig
mated in the apostolic preaching Tue Council OF Trent
went stlli fnrther ana taught ndI IauOu Lau come
down from hand 70 hand IN uninterrupted success
son through all generations The Church alone-s the
Romsh Caechism teaohescann0t cir In the nterprdton
OF and morals, because she taught by the Holy
far the majority OF tic thus represented Roman Cath
| ole Christians, protested that the accepted
| Infallibiity. Such teachings mere innova-
| tons, and the doctrine which had hitherto been
1 believed was the true God forbid that we
count Of the necessities OF times should forge the
Henie Of Rotenberg, by his essay Pope Honorius "
printed at Napes had SO coufounded the leading Car
duas they could not conceal their confusion before
! the POPE Plus TX. decisively said 81 the Trad-
ton" which in plain English, the agreement OF
the whole Church with tradition does in no concern
papal DEGREES, for they in themselves infalhbe."
The Infala6ists now openly declare that because the
doctrines OF the universal epscOpacy of the Pope, and
his intitbiity contained in the Constitution OF
July 49, they must therefore be contained in radi-
ton Their only criterion Tor traditions the Pope,
who teacher and shepherd Of all Christians. binds
the Church Universal 10 his teachings Of fath and
! morals. The historical and political papers were
quite elaed the DEGREES Of the Vatican Council, for
I now Il is established, who should at any mo-
ment by day night have tue hna decision in matters
faith morals. 1t Is that the old Christian
Church aid know this, or she might have saved her
self gigantic task IN the Chrlstol0cA and the0oseal