History of the Council of Trent
History of the Council of Trent
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The great majority of priests, it is known, have tiot thoinght tljemeclv'SB in-tenlicted from interpret- inp this sileijce in the sense cf a aajiclion.
At all events, taking the tiling in its ^eiiKial aspect, and apart from thft ahufies that have mingled ^th it, we could not have reproached the council with not ha-ving iorbidden ibo acceplancc of any ofierin^. At an epoch in which the clergy nowhere had ajiy lixed etipead, there were mauychurchee which, without ih^ casual (fees), could not have... had miuisters at all. There, all that could reasonably be required of the priests was, that ibey should not tefuse the sauraxnentg to tho&e who might wish to have thorn gratis. Even in wealthy churches the acceptance of voluntary oflerings had not, in itself, anything contraiy to good order, to the spirit ot Christianity, to the dignity ol religion and tta miniate ra.
The evil, an inevitable evil, is that ofleringa of this kind soon end ifi being neither voluntary nor free. Have you a child to present to baptism ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great majority of priests, it is known, have tiot thoinght tljemeclv'SB in-tenlicted from interpret- inp this sileijce in the sense cf a aajiclion.
At all events, taking the tiling in its ^eiiKial aspect, and apart from thft ahufies that have mingled ^th it, we could not have reproached the council with not ha-ving iorbidden ibo acceplancc of any ofierin^. At an epoch in which the clergy nowhere had ajiy lixed etipead, there were mauychurchee which, without ih^ casual (fees), could not have... had miuisters at all. There, all that could reasonably be required of the priests was, that ibey should not tefuse the sauraxnentg to tho&e who might wish to have thorn gratis. Even in wealthy churches the acceptance of voluntary oflerings had not, in itself, anything contraiy to good order, to the spirit ot Christianity, to the dignity ol religion and tta miniate ra.
The evil, an inevitable evil, is that ofleringa of this kind soon end ifi being neither voluntary nor free. Have you a child to present to baptism ?
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