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THE NEW TRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH, AND ITS CONFESSION OF FAITH.
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To them her simple , ' genuine integrity of mind and conversation , the purity of her heart , her warm benevolence and deep devotion , her love of truth and openness in its avowal , will ever be present when they recall her days of health and activity ; nor
can they fail to he thankful for her example—under- ^ the—ne . collection ™ . oL long and tedious suffering , supported with a patience which could only belong to a true servant of Christ . Such are the privileges of those who
survive one so loved and respected . May these not only touch the hearts , but influence the lives , of those who lament her loss , and be among the most effective as well as precious memorials of their Heavenly Father ' s goodness .
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Presuming that it will prove interesting to your readers , I herewith send you a translation of the Profession of Faith of a new religious sect which has lately sprung up in France , and which has assumed the name of
the French Catholic Church . In order to enable the public to appreciate this document , it may be necessary to state a few facts with respect to the origin of the sect , as wgli as its present condition and future prospects .
Your readers are aware that , under the present Constitution , there is no longer any established religion in France , and the people are permitted to follow the dictates of their own consciences in the selection of their belief and in their public worship . I ough . Vper . hap 8 ,. to . remark that some
persons seem disposed to attribute to the Government an inclination to infringe upon their liberty , and to prevent the growth of sectarians . This opinion is founded upon their recent interference with the St , Simonians , to . which allusion is made in the last Number of the Repository . From all
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UNITARIAN CHRONICLE . 171
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Died , at Cullomptpn , on the 23 rd of July , at the age of sixty- > seven , Frances Brown , whose life was passed in a constant discharge of moral and religious duties , and in patiently enduring thei fnjaliy-repeated attacks" oT sickness with which she had been
afflicted . Her faith was enlightened and practical ; maintained with zeal , and accompanied with the most ex- « tensive charity . After the death of two most valuable relatives ( an excellent and beloved brother , and a no less beloved and affectionate nephew ) she endeavoured , by every means in
lier power , to supply their place in the interesting Christian congregation to which she belonged . Ixi the support and success of the Sunday School , connected with the Society , she also felt the liveliest interest , which was particularly evinced by lier personal attendance whenever the state of her health did not
prevent ; and she had the satisfaction-of witnessing , in many instances , the beneficial effects of her labours . The prosperity of the church and of the schools , to which she so much contributed , occupied much of her thoughts and best wishes , during the latter days of her existence ; and she charged her beloved sister , who
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anxiously attended her long and trying illness , to convey her dying request and injunction that the survivors would , by their zeal , and still more by their Christian conduct , deserve and obtain the support of the wise and good . Much might bt ? said
of the general excellence of this departed—friend , Jbut _ th e ™ modesty ~ -. and ~~ humility generally inseparable from such characters led her to lay a restraint on the expression of these feelings . Her example and her
precepts will , however , long survive her ; and in them she will still speak . The Rev , Messrs . Yates and Heinekin gave highly-acceptable and useful services , on this mournful occasion , the Sunday after the interment .
The New Trench Catholic Church, And Its Confession Of Faith.
THE NEW TRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH , AND ITS CONFESSION OF FAITH .
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From a Correspondent .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 1, 1832, page 171, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1819/page/27/
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