The world's unrest and its remedy.
Publisher: Longmans, Green
Published: 1898
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Doctrinal and controversial works -- Catholic authors
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Introduction vii; title: I. — General Observations 1; title: II. — Is Natural Religion Enough? Does Christianity Mean the Church? 8; title: III. — Vague Notions of the Church 14; title: IV. — The Church Visible and Invisible — The Body and the Soul 23; title: V. — Definiteness — Authority — Certainty 31; title: VI. — The Church's Unity 37; title: VII. — The Church's Holiness 48; title: VIII. — The Church as Catholic 59; title: IX. — The Church as Apostolic 67; title: X. — Further Points of Doctrine — The Pope's Primacy and Infallibility 78; title: XI. — The Pope's Primacy and Infallibility 88; title: XII. — The Real Presence in the Eucharist — Transubstantiation 99; title: XIII. — The Sacrifice of the Mass 112; title: XIV. — The Place of the Blessed Virgin in the Catholic System 123; title: XV. — How the Church Treats Sin 136; title: XVI. — A Few Words More upon an Important Subject 145; title: XVII. — Merit, as the Church Teaches it 157; title: XVIII. — The Saints, and Our Relations to Them 170; title: XIX. — Personal Obstacles — Those which Catholics Might Remove 184; title: XX.— Personal Obstacles — Those for which Inquirers are Responsible 201; title: XXI. — Scope of the Subject — Certainty and Reality only in the Catholic Religion — The Return to Christ 214; title: Index 231