An Essay On the Law of Celibacy Imposed On the Clergy of the Roman Catholic Chur
An Essay On the Law of Celibacy Imposed On the Clergy of the Roman Catholic Chur
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Tom 5, S. Aug. Edit Ben. Fermone 292, alias de tempore 244, affirms the fame to be "a fin which unlefs redeemed with fading and alms, renders the foul unclean, " and allures us moreover N. 7. That fuch who cohabit with their wives quoties muliebria patiuntur, or on a Sunday, or other holyday, will have their children born affected with the Leprofy, or Epilepfy, or perhaps poiTeiTed by the Devil, (a) S. Vincent (a) Thofe who have perufed the writings of the ancient Fathers muft have remarked wit...h furprife, that on many occafions ( 5 ) S. Vincent Ferrerius, in a letter dated the 27th of July 1412, affirms that Anteehrift was then already upon Earth, and that it had been acknowledged by many Devils, when forced by Exorcifts to bear tefti- mony to the truth. S. Jerom fays that there will be no eclipfes in the next world. S. Gregory of Nyflfa is of opinion that the Angels in Heaven multiply, though not by any Carnal Commerce. S. Ireneus tells us thatfome difciples of S. John ufedto relate on the Apoftle's authority* that our BleiTed Saviour once faidi in defcribing to them the glories of his eternal kingdom* that every vine mould there pro* duce 1000 branches; every branch, 1000 (hoots; every (hoot 1000 bunches of grapes ; and that each grape fhould yield 25 meafures of wine : moreover, that when the elect mould go to gather one clufter, another would cry out, " gather me, lama finer Ct bunch.
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Tom 5, S. Aug. Edit Ben. Fermone 292, alias de tempore 244, affirms the fame to be "a fin which unlefs redeemed with fading and alms, renders the foul unclean, " and allures us moreover N. 7. That fuch who cohabit with their wives quoties muliebria patiuntur, or on a Sunday, or other holyday, will have their children born affected with the Leprofy, or Epilepfy, or perhaps poiTeiTed by the Devil, (a) S. Vincent (a) Thofe who have perufed the writings of the ancient Fathers muft have remarked wit...h furprife, that on many occafions ( 5 ) S. Vincent Ferrerius, in a letter dated the 27th of July 1412, affirms that Anteehrift was then already upon Earth, and that it had been acknowledged by many Devils, when forced by Exorcifts to bear tefti- mony to the truth. S. Jerom fays that there will be no eclipfes in the next world. S. Gregory of Nyflfa is of opinion that the Angels in Heaven multiply, though not by any Carnal Commerce. S. Ireneus tells us thatfome difciples of S. John ufedto relate on the Apoftle's authority* that our BleiTed Saviour once faidi in defcribing to them the glories of his eternal kingdom* that every vine mould there pro* duce 1000 branches; every branch, 1000 (hoots; every (hoot 1000 bunches of grapes ; and that each grape fhould yield 25 meafures of wine : moreover, that when the elect mould go to gather one clufter, another would cry out, " gather me, lama finer Ct bunch.
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