Patriarch Pelagius on the English Communion Service

Mr. Pye's Religion of Common Sense.

F. Emidius's Manual of the Third Order of S. Francis

Mr. Healy Thompson's Translation of Boudon on Devotion to the Holy

Angels.

F. Wilberforce on Dominican Missions in Japan

Translations of FF. Weld and Coleridge

F. Broeckaert's Life of B. Charles Spinola

CONTENTS.

ART. I.-JANUS AND FALSE BRETHREN.

Unscientific character of Janus's work

Mr. Oxenham's letter

Janus's doctrine on Infallibility

The true judgment to be formed on this doctrine

Grave evils of disloyalty to the Ecclesia Docens

Pius IX. exhorts Catholic writers to contend against those of their

fellow-Catholics who are imbued with this disloyalty

306

308

310

Reply to objections which have been raised against their doing so. . 311

ART. II. INDIAN THEISM.

Increasing importance of Theistic controversy

Fundamental difference between the position of Indian and English

Affirmative character of Brahmism

Its unsuccessful attempt to find a basis for doctrinal unity

Growing appreciation by Brahmists of principles essentially Catholic

Theistic virtues indicate the probability of a supernatural revelation

And of a Church its guardian

The amazing ignorance of Catholicity prevailing among Brahmists.

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ART. IV. MR. RENOUF'S REPLY ON POPE HONORIUS.

Violent historical improbability of Mr. Renouf's theory

Instances in which earlier Popes taught ex cathedrá

. 382

. 384

No Pope ever taught ex cathedrâ that Honorius's Letters are heretical. 387

The true nature of Honorius's offence

ib.

S. Leo II. confirmed ex cathedrâ the Definition of the Sixth Council,

but not its Acts

392

He anathematized his predecessor, not for heresy, but for neglect

The Eastern bishops more probably intended to condemn Honorius's

Letters as heretical

. 393

399

They most indubitably were not issued ex cathedrâ

. 400

There is nothing in the case of Honorius which disparages the infalli-

bility of Rome's doctrinal guidance

. 403

Remarks on Mr. Renouf

. 405

ART. V. DR. MOLLOY ON GEOLOGY AND REVELATION.

But none based on essentially better principles could have been carried. 438

Amendments to be pressed .

442

The plan pursued in Canada would have been most suitable for England 447

ART., VIII.-IS IRELAND IRRECONCILABLE?

State of Ireland during the last autumn and winter

Difficulty of ascertaining true state of Irish public opinion

Conduct of Liberal Party towards Ireland

Recent Irish administrations.

Mr. Gladstone's first appearance in Irish affairs

Commencement of agitation last autumn

The Fenians and Tenant-right

Attitude of Irish Tories and of the Parliamentary Liberals

Mr. Gladstone's scheme of governing Ireland

Its true sense

The Coercion Act and the National Press

The present Irish Administration .

The Government Land Bill

The Education Question

Irish prospects and problems

ART. IX.-CONTROVERSIES ON THE COUNCIL.

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486

Attitude of Protestant journals towards the Council

The dogma of Pontifical infallibility is already "de fide certum

The Pope could by his own authority impose on all Catholics the obli-

gation of believing it

. 488

Catholic writers have done much service in petitioning the Council for

its definition .

. 493

Pius IX.'s Letter to F. Ramière

Two proposals for a definition of the Pope's infallibility.

Dr. Döllinger's criticism on the former .

Reply of the "Civiltà" to Dr. Döllinger

Pius IX.'s Letter to Dom Guéranger

XI.-NOTICES OF BOOKS.

F. Knox on the Church's Infallibility

P. Ramière's Contradictions of Mgr. Maret

P. Gratry's First Letter to Mgr. Dechamps

P. Gratry's Second and Third Letter

P. Ramière's Roman Doctrine on Liberalism.

The Trinity College Declaration

Mr. Cobb's Separation not Schism

Mr. Rhodes on the Visible Unity of the Church

F. Christie's Lectures on Union with Rome

Galway Academical Papers

Mr. Garside's Discourses on the Parables

Patriarch Pelagius on the English Communion Service
Mr. Pye's Religion of Common Sense

F. Emidius's Manual of the Third Order of S. Francis

Mr. Healy Thompson's Translation of Boudon on Devotion to the Holy

Angels.

F. Wilberforce on Dominican Missions in Japan

Translations of FF. Weld and Coleridge

F. Broeckaert's Life of B. Charles Spinola

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