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"Dattifli Rofll 5 c , € x JEdlbu * de Propa f , ; f gpakt ^ r 6 v&t u * rj , i $ i 4-! # **> « C tt *»* i& »<» GlIlLLkLMO POTN ^ fcii ; % p \ & . Haifen * i , Vicario Loft ; dini Apostoileo , tx > fidinam .
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faction arid gf alitutffc , $ ccfcpt ! rw ¥ * ri * brace the Bitt wfndt % W * la «* f& presented fdr tfteir fcirinncipa tl 8 rY , ift the fbitn in whicb ^ rtur ^ tortfstrfp ttM laid it before us . One point of * hr-H £
quires some exphttratfolW ^ andHiat fs , the second part of the Oatlr , by * Whreh the clergy is no restrained , &snot tb be permitted to hold -any < k ) rr * spoiid ence with the sovereign pontiff atitt his ministers , whictar may directly
or indirect ly subvert , *> r 10 any way disturb the protestant government or eh u re h . It ifc evidently by divine authority the special duty of We ministers of the church every veliei'e $ © propagate the Catbolic ftiith , { the oifly faith which can lead to etelrnat felicity ) and to refute eri ^ dft ^ ouf ® && ~
trines . This is taiifht by tbe ^ - $¥£ - cepts of the gospel , and by tlie e ^ anipie of the apostles and their « ucbef . sore . NdWj should a GathtorHfc wk . rert any 'prbtestafit to " the ^ Hhd $ 6 £ t religion , he tnrght be deemedgt * iIty ^ M perjury , ' a * , by ¦ Siicfc conv ^ rglbnV # e ¦
might seem , m some tort , 'to -disturb the Protestant cWurcij . •; i OlidW ^ tdod in this sense , the Oath oannbt ta \ rrWy be taken , a » being repugntitit ^ ro t ¥ a Catholic faitli . If ; on th « otbei ^ ll *^ this be the meaning of tb % le ^ wlatoi ^ that the ministers tvf the l ^ atlt ^ c
church are not forbidden fc * -preach , instruct , and give Govmbel ; bat atfe dhly prohibited from disturbing 1 tfte t > V 6-testant churcli or ^ ovemmeiit / hfl ^ b " letice and arms , or evil artt # c % 3 tff whatever kind—^ tbis is j » % t t ^ nd cuftlifely consonant to oat * principled - *
To you j therefore , it feetoag ^ % ffti all humility and earnestness , t& ««^ Hcate the High Court of ParHam ^» J » , that , id order to qui <> t and securtjttif consciences of the CatholicCtafgyk U will affix some modificatioti or
decktration to this clause in th « Oatli , which , removing every ambifttity ^ inftr leave them tbe libei ^ y peac ^ faWy fo preacb and to persuade . Iti eas * tilt * JBHI be aiveady pabsed , < H > ntaii \«* e'fife same i ^^ or that notbiv ^ in it ^ is allowed to be ? iitered , lot tbe Cterfy
ac < jei « PC ^ * anrd , it will % ^ aufficietic for them publicly to declare , that thi ? , » nd thiff onl y , iir the ^ oenM irt ^ wliirh they have « w 4 > rn to it f W tb «; fc nOtWVti ^ itn thr Oittb mtiy bo advrrae to OFtbodo > : dortrii ^ ^ attd that tin * Pr <> t € tit m » y be gcnwally kiKNrn ^ nrirt b * fi > r % ti U '' •* . r . ;
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3 ^ 2 trtt ? ffigince . ~ -+ Citt % o 1 ic Emtirieipbtftdh .
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' ;' Translation . Mast jHustrious and Right Reverend Lord . With great pleasure we have learn-« d , tftata Bill , for the Emancipation of the Catholks of your flourishing kingdom firom Penal Laws , which was proposed in the last year , and lost by a
smailt minority , may probably be again tMresefited in this session orParliament . It isonr ardent wish , that this Act , so Jfeaob desired , may at length be passed ; tod that the Catholics , who have ever given such distinguished proofs of their obedience and fidelity , may at length be delivered from the heavy yoke by which
they have so long been oppressed j and that , without any detriment to their honours or estates , they may give full scopfc to those exertions , which both religion and the good of their country require of them : and this mar be surely expected from your most beneficent sovereign , and from that illustrious
nation tthich , on former occasions , and especially in these latter times , has acquired so much glory in the estimation of the whole world for its equity , prudence * and other virtues , And , since it hU 6 been represented , that , among Che biehops , certain question * , and differences have arisen , relative to the conditions on which the Catholics are to be
placed on an equality with theirfellowsubjects ^—W * , who , in the absence of ^ e au pieme pastor , are placed over the concerns of tee sacred missions ; and , lor thttt purpose , are invested with fallponti
wal powers , have thought it incumbent en Us to remove every ambiguity and eb-« tacl < s which might impede so desirable a conciliation ;—and , by the authority and consent of the Holy See , t » supply «« ch faculties as do not come within
the ordinary iiinits > of epiacopal jurisdiction ^ Hav in g , therefore , taten the advice- of the most learned prelates a « id < JivlB « s ^ - ^ havio 5 ejiamined tire letters nvbidi have been transmitted to «« both by yo ^ ir Wdship « nd the ArcUtu # h 0 p of Dublai , and tb £ matter Ksvitt ^ M ^ t \ L malmrely digctMMs ## m a ^ ipecUi cattgregati ^ n , it is dtwftftti , tluit th « CfttkolW » - mayy mith ^ gM *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1814, page 312, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2440/page/56/
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