The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-27
vR,ycE AND THE VATICAN.
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certain congrrgstion = have not been recos-
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rr Toft ~ his own errors. II the Con-
..-.lt had been Interpreted s-nslbly. the
t'.rch and state should have acted In agree
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'' .. alton or suppression Of parishes or
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p ,n.w nothing Of most Of the congregations.
'..-' have found IL kindly disposed toward
..y At long inteyvals, and they then
.. i-.atsd by II The recognition Of
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.. 4 81 part. In the ten first years OF tho
,'.-....n In ths second Republic. IN the
u..-.l.s 4 tho Fmpirs. and. finally. In the
'.-t yeas ~ the Third Republic At other
n.r. Is -.e state has preferred to ignore tho
rv.r's, which was not at bo.tom In con-
l..'r with the spirit o, the Concordst.
'.e stat" to-da, assume on It's own side.
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