Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-15

"a sized audience assembled II
'S1nre room of Ez on NJ. +. Churcl
Ninth and French streets, las
~. 70 hear Rev. &. A'Lord leotur
y NRitss and ceremonies OF tht
4 llf5hurch." Mr.. A'Lord was for
4 Roman Catholic Jesuit, but il
of the Fathers of the Primitive
Church, which is composed o
wa Romans, under the approba
the Protestant Churches.
q taking up the subject TOR dis
the lecturer read several selec'
kOm a Latin Catholic bible and
several passages from the book
Nations IN the new Testament 0I
testant Church. He also sang
hymns in French, Latin and
after which the subject Of dis.
was taken hold of and ably
Sed.
opening remarks were based OH
lowing: "We are commanded
{scripture of the New Testament
Se ali things and bold fast that
lis good" 1t is his main oh.
|prove by the Scriptures, as con-
lin the New Testament that Cath
! is not the true religion. He
lat the original Bible Is true.
ibid no; believe that God wonld
In inspire men " write false
| nor teach them to lie. What
Tiers have written of old proves
Ias been written in the New. He
he'd how the scriptures were first
4 on bark and followed their
until they were translated into
and Latin. The Church of Rome
d I.,tin as the language OF their
!, He said tie question had Of
|en asked, Why do the Priests
lead and talk in Latin at the SER
To This he replied that they
read and even dreamed in Latin,
+ that if an enlightened person
resent at any OF their services he
see that the players they quoted
OF in strict accord with the teach
the only true and original B!-
aid that in the process OF time,
be lapse OF centurl IS, down to the
injury they spoke in Latin. AT.
velling on this subject for some
10 explained the object and the
,gs of tie primitive Catholic
|, There is no higher office than
which is followed by deacon and
Tho object OF their church is
dism in every respect except the
2 part. They have adopted the
es' Creed, and live thereto, the
Prayer, the Ten Commandments
10 Bible, free salvation with
Issing through Purgatory. He
,oke of the unity existing in thee
q church and OF the Romans
ting the original scriptures to
bmselves. In the time OF Paul
len changed tine communion ser
He said the Romans would lave
cry well if they had only stuck
. epistles, but they were too
Ike the Christian OF to-day who
elt at first but after while the
! gradually wears OFT and all At
hey are entirely ont OF the
!. and likewise with a man
Istain- from drink, he too at first
ny well, but he soon feels like
Just one drink, which, if taken,
ly becomes fatal. He sad the
It the fathers of the olden times
10 make ilyasions on the scriI-
they fell they changed the
ents ard baptism as early as the
and which have been
d from time to time, until now,
Catholic church, unless a person
have their infant baplised, When
IN infant, it could never be saw
ch is going contrary to tho teach
the scriptures.
caking of purgatory he said that
ever believed in purgatory, and
| would have gone there sure
had continued a Roman Cath
Ie also challenged the Pope or
shop to say that there ever was
tory before the tenth century.
that the principles of the Prim-
Ith0lic Church were open as the
day and its gates never CLOSED
desirous Ofentering. In speak
asting he said fast days were
! and the people We're forbidden
leat on Fridays. but the Bishops
ests lived on the fat of the land.
the Lenten seasOn their fare is
res and pigeons, which they eat
'elief that anything that flies in
will. not harm the soul, and say
no meat about them, no, not at
hey are all wind. The poor
$ during Lenten season are
10 eat Goldfish and very salty
hat, and abstain from all drinks.
he speaker left the monastery
he was in pretty good order,
e 200 pounds, but he did not
hat now. Why? Because now
10 live on the air, did not get
tridges and did not receive a
ry.
aaking ola Monastery he said
building set apart for a man to
where he could fast and pray in ,
get rid of their flesh, but, said
'lser, when was there | never .
)f any OF my flesh. He also gave
ption of what people were led
We was done in a Monastery. ,
'ho live in these monasteries are =
holiday once a year, which lasts !
I a month. 1t was during this
Vt the speaker got hold of a new
mt, was pleased with its teach
1menced to get enlightened and
left the monastery and the
od. His head was examined !
7sician, through the commands l
thtr, who pronounced him in i
t be thanked God and has con-
, thank Him that he was crazy '
IS been getting crazy ever !
peaker produced a small idol
c said was Holy Mary, Ever
nd Mother of God. This woman
had received from his sinful
. kisses than his wife. Small "
ne idol, yet he had often knelt tt
efore it aud confessed his a
Mr.. A'Lord showed several "
hat are worn around the neck, G
lie said the Roman Catholics II
would cure persons of any dis.
they we're blessed by two diff.
'opes. The medals were the
easing the pain and sufferings D
who wore them. Talk, said a
ler, of sending missionaries to Il
the Chinese. IL would ha far tf