Epochs of the Papacy, From Its Rise to the Death of Pope Pius Ix. in 1878
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THE PAPAL REACTION. 35 1 on political grounds, and not from religious enthusiasm." r The same writer informs us that she regularly attended mass in the Royal Chapel, and that the Romish ceremonial was observed, with the single exception, that the host was not elevated. She thus showed her anxiety to conciliate the Protestants, who were much opposed to transubstantiation ; and evinced her determination to take her place among the Reformers. 2 This great Queen, who afterwards became the fore...most Protestant champion in Europe, under the advice of Archbishop Parker, proceeding on the principle, " Festina lente," endeavoured to remove abuses which dis- figured the ecclesiastical system ; always remembering that she was reforming an old Church, and not establishing a new sect : but still we cannot say that she laboured for the propagation of Protestantism in the same sense in which Philip laboured for the advancement of Romanism. Those who look simply at the penal statutes enacted against the Roman Catholic Church during her reign, without inquir- ing into the motives which led to the enactment of them, would come to a different conclusion.
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THE PAPAL REACTION. 35 1 on political grounds, and not from religious enthusiasm." r The same writer informs us that she regularly attended mass in the Royal Chapel, and that the Romish ceremonial was observed, with the single exception, that the host was not elevated. She thus showed her anxiety to conciliate the Protestants, who were much opposed to transubstantiation ; and evinced her determination to take her place among the Reformers. 2 This great Queen, who afterwards became the fore...most Protestant champion in Europe, under the advice of Archbishop Parker, proceeding on the principle, " Festina lente," endeavoured to remove abuses which dis- figured the ecclesiastical system ; always remembering that she was reforming an old Church, and not establishing a new sect : but still we cannot say that she laboured for the propagation of Protestantism in the same sense in which Philip laboured for the advancement of Romanism. Those who look simply at the penal statutes enacted against the Roman Catholic Church during her reign, without inquir- ing into the motives which led to the enactment of them, would come to a different conclusion.
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