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... greatly afflicted because of the present unawakened and even dead condition of all the churches, with respect to the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ... ...y worldly principles and confederacies, and hasten the ruin and downfall of the present churches. And now, forasmuch as it is to those who look for h... ...s, &c. and all the sects of each, as Scottish, English, Irish, Lutheran and Calvinistic churches, with the dissenters and seceders from each, that th... ...f the Lord, and of which they have already had a foretaste in several of the Protestant churches abroad; in the Jewish church accomplishing that ref... ...ne Coming of Messiah Vol. 1 Irving: Preliminary Discourse. Part I. -14- Lacunza a Jesuit; I have often heard of it upon the continent, but have... ...rt or disguise, and that the true name of the author of the Spanish work was Lacunza, a Jesuit; who, along with the rest of his order, had been exil... ...peared that the great work among the divines on the continent, written by one Lacunza a Jesuit, was the same work which was laid upon my table withou... ...ng could write so long with so little of the spirit of sectarianism, as this worthy old Jesuit has contrived to do. And I am very certain that with ... ...r, did all they could to give him a good education: they sent him to the college of the Jesuits, of which society he became a member on the 7th of S...

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...nd inaccessible. First key. The apostle St. Peter writing from Rome t o all the churches of Asia, concludeth his first epistle in these words, “The ... ...h clear, that these twelve angels are much like those seven angels of the seven churches, who are spoken to in the second and third chapters of this ... ... and edification what St. Francis of Sales hath written upon this Song, and the jesuit, Luis de la Puenta, and several other mystics who have followe...

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... agenda,” he said more upbeat. “Your first Audience is with a group of young Jesuit Priests from Venice. After that...” As Alfredo read off the d... ...h a foreboding feeling. When Alfredo left, Francis dressed to meet the young Jesuits. The Audience began as usual. Each priest was introduced, the... ...- the first name that had been imprinted by the strange apparition. The young Jesuit knelt before him. Francis’ heart quickened. “How long have you ... ...with his own excitement. “I have met the first name on the list. He’s a young Jesuit from Venice. He was part of the Audience this morning. I want y... ...knocked on the door and entered into the Pope’s private office with the young Jesuit priest in tow. Father Salvi looked like someone who was being b... ...government, or just plain scared off. There were no real hospitals, only a few churches that were converted into crude medical stations, and run by t... ...nd Christians had worshipped peacefully in their own mosques, synagogues, and churches for centuries . When the Iraqi and Iranian war broke out, he...

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... I had tried every Christian church available. The conservative Protestant churches (such as Baptist or Salvation Army) left me feeling sad and lonely... ... in the congregation seemed to work up enormous enthusiasm. The liturgical churches — Lutheran, Catholic, Episcopalian (the name given to the Church o... ...be part of the audience but never part of the cast. The liberal Protestant churches (e.g., Unitarian, Congregational and most community churches) I fe... ...I was at university, philosophy seemed to me an obvious alternative to the churches. After all, theology had started as part of philosophy and the sep... ...number of Christians who had no Jewish background grew, separate Christian churches became the norm. Nevertheless, the pattern of worship in the new C... ...ce during the years 1634 to the early 1700s was recorded in the reports of Jesuit missionaries. 149 Their accounts are permeated with the assumption t... ...for the andacwandet rite that required “fornica- tions and adulteries” (in Jesuit terms) between many couples who were not married to each other, or s...

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...son he wrote ‗My own mind is my own church. All national institutions of churches, whether Jewish, Christian or Turkish, appear to me no other than... ... this world.‘ (18) But I would have to admit that the tax breaks given to churches, even mega-churches, make religious preaching a very lucrative jo... ...es financial gluttony mean making too much money? If so does the Catholic Churches‘ riches fit here, or is the church immune from sinning? And I wond... ... another note, it is strange that the four Nordic countries all had state churches, all supported by tax money. Even though Sweden separated the sta... ...ity she lost both her virginity and her belief in God. ―The mega-churches and tele-evangelists seem to attract more of the older crowds. I‘v... ...rcher with PETA, has a master‘s degree in theology from Boston College, a Jesuit University. He said that ‗I think it's a shame that half of believer...

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...scripts and books. The librarian, keys at his waspish gut, is a defrocked Jesuit, ashen-headed, ashen-faced; he admits that he has never lifted down... ...bench beside my easel. “We must ride to Paris...we must visit Cluny...the churches...there’s a great Van Eyck...and Chambord...now is the time to vi... ...e to the stage. Swords clatter as soldiers find seats; a captain bows to a Jesuit priest. Someone strums a zither and croaks a bawdy ballad. Workers ... ... days prosperity was slow in arriving. I settled my cases under trees, in churches, in schools and stores—for barter and for cash. Mary never neglec... ...e. They soon learn that our hospitals are dangerous places. Tents. Barns. Churches. Sheds. We accepted this war for a worthy objective, and the war ... ... into the country around, into farm houses, barns, corncribs, cabins. Six churches were full, the Odd Fellows’ Hall, the Freemasons’, the Town Counc... ...y. Everyone in Washington is celebrating. There are parties in homes, in churches, schools, hospitals and public buildings. The White House has sche...

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... can." Richard was stuck. Now what? He was completely out of his element. His Jesuit training, however, taught him: If all else fails, go for the ... ...ting public had bought these infected land-fills and built homes, schools, and churches over them. The nightmare unfolded and it terror­ ized and an... ...nd are being used to house as many peo­ ple as possible. The National Council of Churches has opened its doors to as many families as they can accomm...

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...ich and the wealthy now controls most of this continent. But let one house of Jesuits be massacred in San Salvador and what happens? International ... ...ms is based upon competition and cooperation… is the same as if all Christian Churches preached that it is Good and Holy to love and hate God. Yet n... ...ause if they allowed people to point out the fallacies of their dogmas, their churches would collapse, and they would be laughed out of existence. T... ...s of what this small tip of the iceberg of sexual perversion exposed in a few churches by a few courageous victims implies, about one thousand years... ... For how many years has child rape been normal in Catholic Nations, Cultures, Churches and families? What impact have these cases in America had o... ...holics still send their children to mass and choir practice and all the other churches functions untended. They still send their children to choir ...

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...ir, with great woods of olives seen through the light open towers of their churches, and clouds moving slowly on, upon the steep acclivity behind them... ...aving been blown into the air with a terrible explosion!’ After seeing the churches (I will not trouble you with churches just now), we left Avignon t... ...s, monks, and soldiers—of vast red curtains, waving in the doorways of the churches—of always going up hill, and yet seeing ev ery other street and p... ...g to some member of the Brignole family, but just now hired by a school of Jesuits for their summer quarters. I walked into its dismantled precincts t... ...s colonnade, some Englishmen had been living, like grubs in a nut; but the Jesuits had given them notice to go, and they had gone, and that was shut ... ...ter races looking down into close by ways—the magnificent and innumerable Churches; and the rapid passage from a street of stately edifices, into a m... ...he town at all times, and begging in the markets early in the morning. The Jesuits too, muster strong in the streets, and go slinking noiselessly abou... ...nch. Anything like nationality is dangerous to despotic gov ernments, and Jesuit beleaguered kings. The Theatre of Puppets, or Marionetti—a famous co... ...uld have been small for a fly), in company with a very old priest; a young Jesuit, his companion—who carried their breviaries and other books, and who...

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...ion all the mines, magazines, &c., had to be shown. At a visit paid to the Jesuits, they pretended to show every- thing, expressing, however, surprise... ...ey meant to do with it is uncertain. It was carried away, and as they were Jesuits nothing was done. During the course of this siege, the King suffere... ...r to door, knocking for admission, but without success. Piqued against the Jesuits, to whom he had addressed himself at first, as holding all favours ... ...ho equally feared the Court, on account of suspicions of doctrine, and the Jesuits for as soon as the latter had insinuated themselves into the good g... ...d him in his cabinet, fallen back upon a sofa; he was dead. The celebrated Jesuit-Father Gaillard preached his funeral sermon, and carefully eluded po... ...n his way, as though by chance, at the promenades, 257 Saint-Simon in the churches; her beauty, which might have touched many others, made no impress... ...wing her example, ladies who had husbands at the army stirred not from the churches. Gaming, conversation ceased. Fear was painted upon every face, an... ...ards, which for a long time were found pasted upon the gates of Paris, the churches, the public places; above all upon the statues; which during the n... ...lled his palace, and the people even collected in the place before it. The churches echoed with prayers for his life. The members of his family often ...

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...ing. For it ap- peared that Dr. Martin Luther’s hymns were not sung in the churches Mr. Holt preached at. “Y ou must never sing that song any more: do... ... the tortures of kings; so that Harry Esmond thought that to belong to the Jesuits was the greatest prize of life and bravest end of ambition; the gre... ... his childish inclinations been properly nurtured, Harry Esmond had been a Jesuit priest ere he was a dozen years older, and might have finished his d... ...no tales, except that Father Holt wore more suits of clothes than one. All Jesuits do. Y ou know what deceivers we are, Harry.” Harry was alarmed at t... ...lewood—and Henry Holt, known under various other names and designations, a Jesuit priest, who officiated as chaplain here in the late king’s time, and... ...re profi- cient than Scholar Dick. Hearing that he had learned them from a Jesuit, in the praise of whom and whose goodness Harry was never tired of s... ...heological sci- ence, and knowledge of the points at issue between the two churches; so that he and Harry would have hours of contro- versy together, ...

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...ftiness” of Charles IX.; but travel through France, see the ruins of noble churches, estimate the fearful wounds given by the religionists to the soci... ...it-garden of a worthy bourgeois, and forms a projection into the place des Jesuites. The latter place was included in the gardens of this beautiful ro... ... we have said, its upper and its lower gardens. Not far from the place des Jesuites may still be seen a pavilion built by Catherine dé Medici, where, ... ...g masses. On the side of the gardens, that is, toward the modern place des Jesuites, the castle presents an elevation nearly double that which it show... ...rtyard or the apartments, and it is to be remarked that from the place des Jesuites all the details seem small. The balconies on which the courtiers p... ...sion. The execution was an- nounced from all pulpits by the rectors of the churches, while at the same time they gave thanks for the victory of the ki... ... hour of the execution. After a solemn mass said at the chateau and in the churches of the town, the condemned lords, the last of the conspira- tors w... ...faith, an intimation of her desire to heal all differences between the two churches by calling an assembly, which should be neither a council, nor a c... ...th to political misers,— men who enjoy by their brains only, and, like the Jesuits, want power for power’s sake. Pitt, Luther, Calvin, Robespierre, al...

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...s the matter with us now?” “Don’t you think, monsieur, that woods are like churches?” “How so, Planchet?” “Because we dare not speak aloud in one or t... ... whom is he, then?” “With the curate of Montdidier and the superior of the Jesuits of Amiens.” “Good heavens!” cried D’Artagnan, “is the poor fellow w... ...rmous vol- umes in folio. At his right hand was placed the superior of the Jesuits, and on his left the curate of Montdidier. The curtains were half d... ... “Your thesis! Are you then making a thesis?” “Without doubt,” replied the Jesuit. “In the examination which precedes ordination, a thesis is always a... ...ers, when they bestow the benediction.’” “An admirable subject!” cried the Jesuit. “ Admirable and dogmatic!” repeated the curate, who, about as stron... ...about as strong as D’Artagnan with respect to Latin, carefully watched the Jesuit in order to keep step with him, and re- peated his words like an ech... ... crusts; Bazin, who had always been inclined to de- votion, never quit the churches; Planchet watched the flight of flies; and Grimaud, whom the gener...

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...oney. Also behold the fair swan-bevies of Citoyennes that have alighted in Churches, and sit there with swan-neck,—sewing tents and regimentals! Nor a... ...tible lift his seagreen cheek to the smiter; lift his thin voice, and with jesuitic dexterity plead, and prosper: 71 Thomas Carlyle asking at last, i... ...er chosen son. He is ready at the day with his written Speech; smooth as a Jesuit Doctor’s; and convinces some. And now? Why, now lazy Vergniaud does ... ... is not silent, if you incite him. Nor is cruel Jean-Bon silent; a kind of Jesuit he too;—write him not, as the Dictionaries too often do, Jambon, whi... ..., motivant, that most miserable word of theirs by some brief casuistry and jesuitry. Vergniaud himself says, Death; justifying by jesuitry. Rich Lepel... ... the whole matter still hovering hypothetical! And at every new vote those Jesuit Girondins, even they who voted for Death, would so fain find a looph... ...st save our country!” Such a Session is this of Sunday the second of June. Churches fill, over Christian Europe, and then empty themselves; but this C... ...ent the War-clerk, of Momoros, Dobsents, and such like: all intent to have Churches plundered, to have Reason adored, Suspects cut down, and the Revol... ... find themselves in the Luxem- bourg. Goose Gobel too; and they that burnt Churches! Chaumette himself, potent Procureur, Agent National as they now c...

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...hen labourers are digging up the ground, to make foundations for houses or churches, they light on rusty money that once belonged to the Romans. Fragm... ...en retired from court, and, accord ing, to the fashion of the time, built churches and monasteries, to expiate her guilt. As if a church, with a stee... ... deeds lay heavy on his mind. He ordered money to be given to many English churches and monasteries, and—which was much better repentance—released his... ... this reign; which means that he allowed no service to be performed in the churches, no couples to be married, no bells to be rung, no dead bodies to ... ... who were very busy in England, and who were much dreaded. These were the Jesuits (who were everywhere in all sorts of disguises), and the Seminary ... ... to have been proved by papers, that there were many plots, both among the Jesuits, and with France, and with Scotland, and with Spain, for the destru... ...onfessed that he had been kept and trained for the purpose in a college of Jesuits. The Dutch, in this surprise and distress, offered to make Elizabet... ...et, and received the Sacrament from Charles Dickens 347 Father Gerard , a Jesuit, who is said not to have known actu ally of the Gunpowder Plot, but... ...l rack, most frightfully shows. Bates, a very different man, soon said the Jesuits had had to do with the plot, and prob Charles Dickens 351 ably, u...

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... of his enemies. On the 14th a shameful discovery will be made of a French Jesuit giving poison to a great foreign general; and when he is put to the ... ...e hath been an old custom, time out of mind, for people to assemble in the churches every Sunday, and that shops are still frequently shut, in order, ... ...epare their briefs? But I would fain know how it can be pretended that the churches are misapplied? Where are more appointments and rendezvouses of ga... ...d to this opinion because we know it has been the constant practice of the Jesuits to send over emissaries, with instructions to per sonate themselve...

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...the fools of those days would bestow on those they indiscriminately called Jesuits. Belonging to that fraternity in spirit, though not admitted to its... ...or young one,” said Laurent, “had a sort of sun- stroke when he heard that Jesuit of a Dutocq had got here before him.” “I have told him a dozen times... ...s,” or he gets into Saint-Pelagie for a brilliant article that offends the Jesuits,—which of course is an immense benefit to him and makes him a polit... ...yalty was untarnished, his religion enlightened,—the poor old fellow hated churches and never set foot in one, but you had better make him out a ‘piou... ...ers the government 187 Balzac ran in relying upon the church and upon the Jesuits. We need not, we think, point out to the intelligent reader that th... ... scandal-mongers delighted in representing the Grand Almoner and the whole Jesuitical Chapter as politi- cal, administrative, civil, and military gian...

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... was so firmly imprinted on my mind, that I never dared to look into their churches—I could not bear to meet a priest in his surplice, and never did I... ...tness to my conjurations had not the same day carried his complaint to two Jesuits, who frequently came to visit us, and who, without knowing the foun... ... knowing the foundation of the story, undeceived and satisfied them. These Jesuits told us the whole affair, and I acquainted them with the cause of i... ...ers likewise, contributed all in his power to keep up my hopes. This was a Jesuit, named Father Hemet; a good and wise old man, whose memory I shall e... ...d and wise old man, whose memory I shall ever hold in veneration. Though a Jesuit, he had the simplicity of a child, and his manners, less relaxed tha... ... The remembrance of that happy time is so connected with the idea of those Jesuits, that I love one on account of the other, and though I have ever th...

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...on in itself indicates a profound ignorance of the nature of the Christian churches. With the exception of the Quakers and a few Russian sects, no Chr... ...either in precedent or pro- fession, for expecting any plain lead from the churches in this tremendous task of organising and making effective the wid... ...ivines and dignitaries of the Vatican, of the Russian and British official churches, or of any other of the multitudinous Christian sects, the power a... ... these people can only be paralleled by the stuff about the cunning of the Jesuits that once circu- lated in ultra-Protestant circles in England. Elde... ...nt ladies used to look under the bed and in the cupboard every night for a Jesuit, just as nowadays they look for a German spy, and as no doubt old Ge...

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...hen, per- haps, on entering the convent he changed his name. Ah! if I were but learned in theology I should recollect what it was he used to dispute a... ...e only two houses of importance in the village; one of these be- longed to the Archbishop of Paris, and was at that time the abode of his niece the Du... ...onvent, your honor, is at the other end of the vil- lage; I know it well.” “Well, then, Planchet, gallop up to it whilst I tighten my horse’s girth, a... ...ir swords. “Thou seest, simpleton,” said D’Artagnan to his servant, “that they wished no harm to us.” “But to whom, then?” “I’faith! I neither know no... ...ot expected.” “Am I then threatened with the omelet of Crevecoeur?” “Oh, let us hope,” said Aramis, “that with the help of God and of Bazin we shall f... ...ed of his presence. Moreover, great liberty prevailed throughout the immense crowd; every opinion was openly expressed and chorused, so to speak, of c...