- Two Books of God
- The Late William Mackay, Cooper, Stornoway
- THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE SABBATH IN THE WORD OF GOD
- God’s Name to be Praised
- A Specimen of Modern Superstition and Credulity.—The “Churchman’s Magazine” reprints the following letter by a Jesuit Priest, William Delany, by name, from the “Dublin Evening Herald”:—”Many thanks for publishing my letter about the Decree of Pope Pius X., granting an indulgence of 7 years and 7 quarantines every time to every Catholic who would reverently pronounce the three Holy Names, Jesus, Mary, Joseph. May I draw out for your readers the manifest consoling consequences that clearly follow?—1. That inasmuch as we can easily pronounce these Holy Names 20 times in one minute, it is plain that we could easily do so at least 1000 times in an hour. 2. Hence, as there are granted for each time an indulgence for 7 years and 7 quarantines, whoever would so love his departed friends as to give even one hour to repeat this prayer for them would thereby obtain 1000 times 7 years and 7 quarantines for their guardian angels to carry down to the suffering souls. 3. It needs no argument to make clear that the guardian angels who would carry down such indulgences would speedily be accompanied on their way back to Heaven by no small number of rejoicing souls, who would most assuredly repay that debt abundantly from their places in Heaven.” For superstition and credulity it would be hard to find a match to that of this Jesuit priest
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine