, 1875-09-05

On the slippery ground hs WAS trsadipg. The
theological views Of Aqulnas obtained from his
own TINA complete authority in tho church, ana
Severe punishments were ready for those Mno
did not follow him. The declaration OF the vat
lean IN 1870 introduced great schisEn. II broke
up tho Catholic Church. aud thre" the protest.
ing party AGAIN with the Oriental Churco.
French independence had already been Destroy
ed. In France. alone among Roman Cathonc
countries tho Jesuits did not. till the be21nnlnK
OF this century. Obtain any great influence. Ipe
University OF Paris and the Gall!can Church o..
Ways we're thorus in the side Of the Pope Bus
when Napoleon, with stroke OF the pen, de-
stroyed the French Episcopacy, be handed the
Church over to Rome. As regarded the doctr.ne
o! the Holy Ghost, the expression among the
Greek Fathers differed from that among the
Latin Fathers in the use Of the words Through
the Sou instead OF "from the Son."
Prot. Ossinin read aloud certain propositions
that Dollinger had drawn up in the laogu aYe OF
the Greek Fathers, Which the Old Catholic
Church and the :AnglicauB admitted. They we're
as follows: I
= al tat tho Holy Ghost has IL derived from the
$. Tie Hoy Ghost combines tho Logos not with the
Father, but takes from Him tEpiphan,as>.
4. The Holy Ghost is part Of the Son <n,etochon
s. The Hoy Ghost liz to tbs Son as tho Son ia to the
Father tBaaiiius suntetaktal.
g. The Son Ia the original tprototupos) OF the Holy
7. Tho expressions which the Fathers use Of tho
relation Of the Son to the Holy Ghost lead to aub-
atantizl e1uanaHon. The Holy Ghost is poured ont
{prochentai> goes out {proiena Of the Sou. This 60
ing out Of the Son. fs according to Chr1sostom. Like
that Of water from u spring
8. II Is only the same thought tnnployed otherw1se
when Athanasua says. the Holy Gnost has I'll that 1t
has from tho Son.
.. That The Holy Ghost has lts existence from the
Son just the Son has from the Father 50 word
for word IN Gregory Of EyssA lat the end Of the first
book against Eunonlius!.
Trinity there T. other difference than that the ops
person is the Principle, the other out Of The Principle
ple but only out Of the Principle nanely ont OF the
Father "a the Principle Of both.
II. We approach the doctrine of c5rlus Of A1ezar-
{a). The holy Ghost according 10 is nature Is In tho
Son az 1t s 10 the Father.
to- The Hoy Ghost Is substantially present In the
q. By Of both (tas Father aud tbs SONY tbs
d. The Holy Ghost is the Spirit proper to the exist
ence Ut the Son.
At the session Of the 18th the Archbishop Of
S7ra was present, and the five Churches OF the
Eaat--the Pa:ria1chate OF Constantinople, the
Russian. Roumanian Servian, and Dalmatian
Chutches--were represented
Dr.. Dolnger opened the discussion by saying
that the Greek Church WAS formerly in a differ
eut position from that in which 1t now ia towards
Rome. While the Reformed Churches were de-
clared beretical, the Greek Church WAS schis-
matte. II member Of the Reformed Church want
ed to take Catholic orders be required first abso-
luton BY the Pope from his beresy. It WAS not SO
@ na.o - ~ c-sa,t Thurct 80 100 ha-et,cs T.
YEN ueto u tne a4o1A 11l:1:s. Eh e..o9s,o or.x ~
the Pope. There is nothing else posi-
| bic. The Greeks arc now like the Ang-
Iicans and the Old Catholics, heretics in
| the eyes of Rome. Nov. the French
tueoloe'aos Mou!a % nolesies. 1ossues "Vu.u % 70
he1euc' anu esen tua "Ao th1o1,nh ~. Pnr.n
Gnafcn u uoM ue;s' oas;h,,t1 M ~ rsnn;on ~
E.se1 ~, ~ +hlanaT ,hor otnn,a1s Ths Wh,a
rh-s.+;on Ch,rch az nda d;vided into two GREAT
Christian ssaGas @ o.To9a a ips9 no." @ mo m "a
ean G.+,,o1ca r. 10 mi noaaihla that 1s0 fl}(}
nnn - o+;;nad rann;a ts 4ata1n ionp the dr.
wv ~ - ~ !4 t1itt:7:. tps 5 -" s@5:4;n.73 h.o~;
trloes .! ln4n'p4nts ouo ~ .: u'ooA M
ence to the Pope IS to God The tram OF reyo-
luton Is laid. and the match is ALMOST 1eaQF.
All the historical materials for it collected.
! This wss not hurredle-formed opinion. II WAS
the result Of ffty years study, The Bishops did
| mi now reb,l hnt whv cid they ever raise IN
p:a..;a. ~ h. nvn v;awa teaching .s he i;1
onenly durpg all these ittv years that the Pope
! had neither absolute power nor infaliblllty?
| would come to pass and they had INST to see
| now tha chanra could bo peacefully accom-
| plished.
ID. Janishef said he thought all OIlentals
agreed on these points l. That the Godhead is
| equally present IN all three persons; q That the
betf, tha Tn,y Ghoat and tha Son . of the Son
~ ~ ;. | =; 49, 4 =, and cl,o7en ~ tha Fathar 4
Gs., 49,. ~ - =. Ho,v Ghoat oosa rom the Father.
~ DolEnrer aid theu they we,e three-quar-
| tara apreeo. One quarter renamed to be set
~ ~ fTe;s on.rtar conjd ha aTranged nv Com
t1ea- LUIS qua4'ot sou'u ~ a. hs,.eat hsfa-a
mlttee ID private auu alteA" ~ u'ooa - ogao
the meeting. he proposed that theFe snoulo %
| chosen two representatives OF each Church.
| making Committee OF six. This was agreed to.
The object of the Committee, Dr., Dolliuger SAID,
1as tn fnd the docmatIc expressions. and for
ern Cbutch. not different from the general Vest
| ern form.
| Canon Iiddon thought they might maAe tne