Lehre und Wehre St. Louis, Missouri — Januar 1909, Seite 39

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Kirchlich⸗Zeitgeschichtliches. 39

of being eitizens of the United States. ... If there be a God in Israel,
then there is the Lam ά Goll. Written in the Seriptures. We acknowledge
Hrot the aurhorite oρ God aud f His Law, and if sthe Government of the
United States does not acknow ledge Sich aà God and such a law, we sean—
not recognnize that (overnment. Eivine allegiance onle to Jesus Christ,
We believe that some dan He will march into this country, and Lis law.
will be made the law of the land. Until that is accomplished we cannot
Serve tVo master-.“ Der Grundirrtum dieser Covenanters besteht darin,
daß sie chiliastisch Christi Reich ur ein weltliches halten. Wäre das der
Fall, wie ja auch die Papisten glauben, so könnten allerdings Staat und
Kirtke nicht nehenet der zetrenut ertsrieren, und es wäre Aufgabe der
Kirche, den Staat, alle Staaten zu verschlingen und eine Weltherrschaft der
Kirche im Sinne Roms aufzurichten. F. B.

Wie energisch der Pavst und die Jesuiten den Modernismus auch in
Amerika bekämpfen. dafür bringt der μρα˙ριιιεε vom 24. September etliche
Belege. Er schreiht: »The st -ricus blom the Catholie Church in
AInierica Las evνr rechεινναι Ffrom Renne is nos announced in the condemna-
tion of articles in The Veu FTort Fevieu, the organ of the Dunwoodie
Seminure. Wher tue Catholie priests f this archdiocese are educateéd. and

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the disapprohation of articles in the new. Cat holie Enevrelopédia. It is an-
nounced that ½ V Vνοτ αεμεειμειιt Sends puhlication, and the same fate
man avait the Cathelie Enexclapéclin. Such is tze report, in part contra-
dicted. Eut hich must haveu hasis of truth. The first condemmation by thie
Indes of anvthing puhlisked in this cohuntry Was of a mere brochurc at—
tacking thie Bi-Hop oε PIIIIACUHia Ee the Rev. William Hogan some seventy
vears agε-ο. Lenre George's Lresres and Posertv was cemdenmed. but the
pishops weré strictly commamaec not % puish the condemnation. That
wWas to plense boti Arehbisheh Corrigan, v½νσ insistect onπ chndeinnation. and
Archbishops Gibbons and Ireland. πρε πνHεααι tρ ρrτοteet their priests. The
next case was Elliott's Life f Hccker. hich was suppressed, if not con-
demned.“' Wile it Was tlie Purpese f tue Tαιιεν μρρH⁰⁰⁰eνενι by Archbishop
Farlex) in a quiet way to repreésent tie more liberal element in the Church,
it has tried carefully to remain wäthin permitted limits, but the naw.elliet
against Modernism bas béeen too muchi for its existence. Among the writers
condemned aré Father Tyrrell. fron vhem two articles were received be-
fore his latée condemnation: Father MeSorlev. the Paulist. and Father
Clifford, and. particularly, the Rev. Edward J. Hanna, D. D., Professor of
Dogmatie Theology in Bisbop Mehuaid's seminars at Rochester, N. V. It
was he WUO was chosen to San Franeiseo with the righit af succession to
Archbishop Riordan. ho has Scarce an equal for scholarship among Cath-
olie ecclesiastics. Ijiis herésv seems to appéar in this, that in artieles on
the naturé of Christ's knowledee he enlarged on and magnified our Lord's
acquired' knowledge as against his peatific' and divine Knowledge. The
same number of the AHαια-4. vhich cçontains the condemnation by, the
Congregation of the Index of the Dunwoodie Veerieue, forbidding the num-
bers containing those articles to be allosed in Catholie librarièés, also re-
pudiates. if not formally condemns, articles in the great Catholie Enevela.
pedia, of Which three volumes have appeared. One, on Absolution.“ is hy
the same Dr. Hanna. The repudiation of Dr. Hanna's artiele, and the
strong disapprobation' of other articles are à severe blow to the eneyclo-

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