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...y. The mystics make discoveries at home, that the Gothic architec- ture is Catholicism carved in stone—(in which case, and if architectural beauty is ... ...—if, as they would gravely hint, because Gothic architecture is beautiful, Catholicism is therefore lovely and right,—why, Mahometanism must have been...

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...remely fixed; he wanted a young girl brought up in the strictest tenets of Catholicism. It was enough for him to know how the Comtesse de Granville ha...

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...e wall. Here is displayed the museum of wax figures, illustrating the wide catholicism of earthly renown, by mixing up heroes and statesmen, the pope ...

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...with a sort of astonishment I find myself passing now out of every sort of Catholicism—seeing it from the outside….” “Just as one might see Buddhism,”...

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.... She went to church, reformed her dress, 27 Balzac wore gray, and talked Catholicism, mysticism, and so forth. All this produced, in 1825, another l... ...ety was real; she belonged to the flock of the truly faithful, and to her, Catholicism, tempered by that mysticism which attracts young souls, was an ...

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...er once perceives the presence of God, he flings himself unreservedly into Catholicism, which, viewed 148 Balzac as a system, is complete. That morni...

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...land. In France you have the charming sinner, the brightly-colored life of Catholicism, contrasted with sombre Calvinistic figures on a background of ...

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...of Rome at that time, and arrived at conclusions strongly adverse to Roman Catholicism as such, though he retained uninjured the Catholic tone of his ...

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...were as many Madame Firmianis as there are species in society, or sects in Catholicism. Frightful reflection! we are all like lithographic blocks, fro...

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...erve them. Hence, no doubt, the necessity for the monarchical prin- ciple. Catholicism and Royalty are twin principles. As to the limits within which ...

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...walls, they might be looked upon as symbols of the living spirit that made Catholicism a true religion, and that glorified it as long as it retained a... ...edicaments, though a little the worse for long keeping. T o do it justice, Catholicism is such a miracle of fitness for its own ends, many of which mi... ... his eyes with a frank and simple gaze. “I have a great deal of faith, and Catholicism seems to have a great deal of good. Why should not I be a Catho... ...rewell. When they had parted, however, the idea of Hilda’s con- version to Catholicism recurred to her lover’s mind, bring- ing with it certain reflec...

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...d bilious. Like a true Breton girl, cradled in the practices and poetry of Catholicism, Pierrette opened her heart and ears to the words of this impos...

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...sehold. Unbelievers do not like mu- sic—a celestial language, developed by Catholicism, which has taken the names of the seven notes from one of the c...

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...pleted her twentieth year, and the Abbe Duret kept her in a sort of fervid Catholicism; so her wor- shipers had to be content to overwhelm her with li...

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...!” “Have you never felt in any degree,” Rowland asked, “the fascination of Catholicism?” “Yes, I have been through that, too! There was a time 180 Ro... ... now that I have been in Rome, I have never ceased for a moment to look at Catholicism simply from the outside. I don’t see an opening as big as your ...

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...sentiment of art. No matter what may be said against it, Protestantism and Catholicism explain the differences which make the love of Frenchwomen so f...

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...ar tone of voice, “I’m sure Miss Vinrace, now, has secret leanings towards Catholicism,” she had no idea what to answer, and Helen could not help laug...

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...had made a semblance, however, of abjuring, but made no open profession of Catholicism. Chardon was sustained by his great reputation, and by the numb... ...hat this novelty rendered suspicious other dogmas against the antiquity of Catholicism that they taught; that these reflections, which she had never b...

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... told De Thou that the King of Navarre would have been prepared to embrace Catholicism, if he had not been afraid of being abandoned by his party, and...

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...ly scrutinized, and that such advice would be thought high treason against Catholicism, but she spoke so feelingly of the affliction I must give her(m...