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Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception
By L.
In the charge delivered by the Bishop of London to his clergy, on the 2nd instant, the following passage occurs: "It is not easy to say what the members of that Church [the Church of Rome] are required to believe now; it is impossible for men to foresee what they may be called upon to admit as an article of faith next year, or in any future year: for instance, till of late it was open to a Roman Catholic to believe or not, as he might see reason, the fanciful notion of the immaculate conception of the Blessed Virgin; but the present Bishop of Rome has seen fit to make it an article of their fa…
Topics: Immaculate Conception, Roman Catholic Doctrine, Church of Rome
Locations: London