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... and to keep alive impres- sions hostile to the Catholics , than the efforts of the clergy , and the petitions ... from their own views and inferences , to let the Roman Catholic Church speak for itself ; and to allow its dogmas to ...
... and to keep alive impres- sions hostile to the Catholics , than the efforts of the clergy , and the petitions ... from their own views and inferences , to let the Roman Catholic Church speak for itself ; and to allow its dogmas to ...
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It is not the practice in the Irish Catholic Church to make translations from one diocese to another . ' - ( Lords , 224. ) p . We further learn from Dr Doyle's evidence , that the whole of this excellent Episcopal discipline , so very ...
It is not the practice in the Irish Catholic Church to make translations from one diocese to another . ' - ( Lords , 224. ) p . We further learn from Dr Doyle's evidence , that the whole of this excellent Episcopal discipline , so very ...
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Does the nature of the obedience that Catholics owe to the Pope justify the objection that their allegiance is divided to the state they live under ? ... 39 7 To what extent and in what manner does a Catholic profess to obey the Pope ?
Does the nature of the obedience that Catholics owe to the Pope justify the objection that their allegiance is divided to the state they live under ? ... 39 7 To what extent and in what manner does a Catholic profess to obey the Pope ?
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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