The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-24
nection, it appears that the affidavit of

nection, it appears that the affidavit of 6
Jesuit is OF no value whatever
! asOn page IL Mr.. Brownlee saws: "These Jesuits
knew something not impaired to others of the
| same order. They had shrewd, crafty, cour-
! teous and most polished men, who courted
MOBILES, 1ns1nuated themselves into the favor OF
princes, kings and rich widows and young
heirs and heiresses. These had their instruc-
! tons from their general. They had fine
scholars: decent, steady. serious, moral men:
These were not at ali let into the secret of
certain instructions. They were sent out as
traps to captivate the serious the unsuspect-
Ing, the religious. These had it in charge to
ciety of Jesus"
The Jesuits, Mr.. Editor, who made those af-
hdavlts may be OF the degree called ''decent,
steady, serious, moral men, Ii so they are
not In a position to know what the oath of q
jesuit or another degree is. And then, again.
since Jesuit is taught to deny the oath by
Whleh he is bound, of what value is that de-
mai? The diabolical secret instructions of the
Jesults were mostly all printed in the Amer
lean Patriot some time ago
ON July 81, 1873, Pope Clement XIV fired
been bad. But they came back; brought TO
life by Pope Pious VIII, August T. 1914.
Inc following countries say the Jesuits are
no good and expelled them, as follows:
EXPULSION OF THE JEsUITs.
sargossa in 1855; La Pallntine in 1858; Vienna
In 1866: Avignon in 1870; Antwerp, from Portu-
gal and seeoyia IN 1878; England in 1873: Eng
Japan in 1927; Hungary and Pennsylvania in
l5S9t Bordeaux in 1882 France in 1894; Holland
IN 1896: Touron and Berne in 1897: England, by
queen Elizabeth, in 1902; England, again in 1904;
Denmark, Thorn and Venice in 1906: Venice,
again l IN 1917; Japan, again in 1913; Bohemia in
1918; Moravia in 1879 Naples and the Neither
lands IN 622; China and India in 1928; Malta in
1884; Russia in 1928; Savoy in 1929; Paraguay in
1893; PORTUGAL again in 1853; France, again in
1864: Spain and the two Scilies in 1867; Duchy of
Parma and Malta in 1853; Chrstendom (by bull Of
Pope Clement XIV 1878; Russia, again in l776;
France, again in 1904 Swiss Cantons in 1904;
france. again in 1906; Naples in 1910: Moscow,
ST Petersburg and Soeure in 1916: Belgium in
1918: Brest by its inhabitants) in October, 1919;
Russla, forever, March 20, 1920; Spain, again in
1870; the Cathedral Rouen by the people in1S25:
the public and private schools in Belgium in 1925;
f eg3a ooeges in Francs June l6 1925 Great
IN 1881; saxony in september, 1881; Portugal.
again in May, 1884; Spain, again in July, 1885;
Rheims (by its inhabitants) December, 1888: Luz
cerne in 1912; Lucerne, again and forever Feb
ruary, lS45: France again in 1915; switzerland,
September g. 1S47: Sardinia March q Naples,
March IL: Papal States, March 90: Linz, april
IO; Vienna, April 16; Syria and Arch Duchy of
Austria, May 8: Austrian Empire. May g.; Galicia
IN July; Sardinia, again July 10; Sicily. June 90
l84s; Paraguay, again. June %, 1858: Italian
States in 1859; Sicily, again in 1850; Brazil, by
constitutional limitations, in 1889 Mexico in 1S4S,
1857, 1889 and 1893; Germany, July 4, 1872.
There is private oath taken, although not
called an oath, by every Roman Catholic, and
he repeats 1T every time he repeats his creed.
This creed of Pope Plus " was formulated in
the sixteenth century. We have it in full be-
fore US It is recorded in Ligouni's Mission
Book, pages 272-275, part of which is as fol-
lows: 81 acknowledge the holy Catholic
Apostolic Roman church for the mother and
mistress of all churches; and l promise true
obediance to the Bishop of Rome, successor of
St. Peter, prince of the apostles and vicar of
Jesus Christ. l promise most con-
stantly to retain and confess the same, entire
and 1nvlolate, by Gods assistance, to the end
of my life" Which obedience to the Pope
means both temporal and spiritual.
G. A. HUBBELL.