Facing the Twentieth Century Our Country Its Power And Peril
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Why not exalt the fundamental teachings of the Scriptures which all Christians accept instead of magnify ing the man-made parts of religious ceremonials ?
The introduction of Roman Catholic speakers, whenever 484 . Facing the Twentieth Century.
they consent to appear with their fellow-citizens on humani tarian or reform platforms, is generally performed in a truckling manner by Protestant presiding officers, making sycophants of men otherwise gentlemen, and thus putting a premium on the fact of... isolation.
During Archbishop Corrigan s Jubilee in 1898, between five and six thousand parochial school children presented an address to the Archbishop. This was intended to accentuate the attempt of politico-ecclesiastical Romanism to isolate the ris ing generation of youth and separate them as Romanists from the rising generation of Americans of which they ought to be a homogeneous part. Where were the scores of thousands of Roman Catholic public-school children of the city of New York on this occasion ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why not exalt the fundamental teachings of the Scriptures which all Christians accept instead of magnify ing the man-made parts of religious ceremonials ?
The introduction of Roman Catholic speakers, whenever 484 . Facing the Twentieth Century.
they consent to appear with their fellow-citizens on humani tarian or reform platforms, is generally performed in a truckling manner by Protestant presiding officers, making sycophants of men otherwise gentlemen, and thus putting a premium on the fact of... isolation.
During Archbishop Corrigan s Jubilee in 1898, between five and six thousand parochial school children presented an address to the Archbishop. This was intended to accentuate the attempt of politico-ecclesiastical Romanism to isolate the ris ing generation of youth and separate them as Romanists from the rising generation of Americans of which they ought to be a homogeneous part. Where were the scores of thousands of Roman Catholic public-school children of the city of New York on this occasion ?
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