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id: 37709
author: Doyle, A. P., Rev.
title: Leo XIII., the Great Leader
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summary:
  The Catholic World_, a monthly magazine, on the occasion of the death of Pope Leo XIII. [Portrait of Pope Leo XIII.] _


id: 37705
author: Hogan, William
title: Popery! As It Was and as It Is. Also, Auricular Confession; And Popish Nunneries
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  The first year I officiated in Philadelphia as a Roman Catholic priest, I sold nearly three thousand of these indulgences, as the agent of _holy_ mother, _the infallible church_; and though several years have elapsed since, many of those who bought them are still living in that city. These canons are inaccessible to the majority of the American people, even of theologians, and with the purport and meaning of them none but those who have been educated Roman Catholic priests have much or any acquaintance.


id: 33765
author: Allies, T. W. (Thomas William)
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  The Church of England cleared from the charge of Schism Upon Testimonies of Councils and Fathers of the first six centuries

summary:
  From the very first, the Roman Pontiff seems possessed himself, as from a living tradition which had thoroughly penetrated the local Roman Church, with a consciousness of some peculiar influence he was to exercise on the whole Church. And, whereas Holy Scripture and antiquity present us with one accordant view of the Universal Church governed by St. Peter and the Apostolic College, and, during the first six centuries at least, as the Bishop of Rome is seen to exercise the Primacy of St. Peter, so his brother-Bishops stand to him as the College of Apostles stood to St. Peter: instead of this, which is the Church's divine hierarchy, instituted by Christ Himself, the actual Roman Church is governed by one Bishop who has an apostolical independent power, whilst all the rest, who should be his brethren, are merely his delegates, receiving from his hand the investiture of such privileges as they still retain.


id: 61779
author: McCabe, Joseph
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  Crises in the History of the Papacy A study of twenty famous popes whose careers and whose influence were important in the development of the church and in the history of the world

summary:
  Pope John the Twenty-third and Master John Hus of Bohemia_ (1910). Pope John the Twenty-third and Master John Hus of Bohemia_.


