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ANGLICAN ORTHODOXY.

Make me always to trust in thee;From all evils protect me ;

In the hour of my death assist me ;And prepare for me a safe way to thee;That with all the elect I may glorify thee;For ever and ever." 1

Thus, all things considered, weAnglicans thank Godthat He has put uselsewherethan in the Roman Church,though we would fain give her an ungrudging recogni-tion of her glories, and are very far from believing thatall even of her educated members need be conscious of that temper in her modern theology which to us is sointolerable.

There is only one further remark which it seemsdesirable to make.

It may seem to some people that the frank recog-nition of errors and corruptions in every part of theChurch impairs our reverence for her as a whole. Ifwe are able to deny this, it is because we believe that

(

the imperfections in the Church do not prevent herfulfillingher true function, and that our reverence for heris not as our reverence for Christ; it is our reverencefor the Bride of Christ, not yet purified-for the organof the Holy Spirit, not yet perfect. The Church existsnot yet to exhibit her glory, save to the eye of faith.As for that vision of the Church in her perfection of unity and truth and holiness, the 'city which liethfour-square,' the' new Jerusalem descending from Godout of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for herhusband,' it is the vision of heaven but the hope of

1 Vade Mecum piorum' sacerdotum, Nova Editio. Campidonre,1865. I have translated the prayer.


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earth-we shall see it but not now, we shall behold it

but not nigh. Meanwhile we have each and all of us

all we can want to satisfy our souls with grace and

truth, to inspire us for fresh efforts in the cause of God

and His kingdom, to draw us out of the world into the

communion of the saints, to fit us for the life of

heaven. The errors of the Churches have not any- - - - - " '. . . . .".~-.- ..~ , . - .. - ... .-'~_.~way impaired the treasure of the catholic faith. We

will borrow words of striking force to express our

meaning.

" At sight of this audacity," says the Abbe Gratry at

the conclusion of the second of his great letters against

the Papal Infallibility-" at the sight of this audacity

and this power of falsehood introducing itself into

theology, . . . I can understand that all those who do

not take in the whole of the questions should be seized

with giddiness, and cry out, 'What, then, can we believe

now? What becomes of the bases of the faith?'

"I hasten to give a brief and peremptory reply to

this objection, which, I think, will satisfy any mind, themost simple as well as the most learned.

"It is, that all these falsehoods and all these fraudstend only to one point, a single one, and in no way to

any other. The treasure of the Catholic Faith is here

in no way in question. '\Ve bear this treasure,' says}

S1. Paul, 'in earthen vessels.' Well! all the falsehoods I i . of which I have already spoken, and all those of which "1I shall speak, affect the vessel and not the treasure. t, I Our treasure is Jesu~ Christ, His Gospel, His. r:al \ tit' Presence the Eucharist, Penance, and the Remission " " - '

of sin; the dogma of the Co~munion of the Saints, the ~ ~

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visible existence of the Holy Church, our Mother; the

fact of eternal life, the life divine and supernatural, con-

ferred upon souls when this life is over. This treasure

is immaculate, entire, certain, incontestable beyond the

reach of frauds and doubts. Fear nothing, Christian

souls! Feed upon the divine life, the sources of which

are known to you. In every village of every Christiancountry, the priest of Jesus Christ holds the keys of

the Church, into which you may enter to recline as the

Apostle St. John did, upon the bosom of the Saviour

Jesus, and you can ask of Him His soul, His heart,

His blood, His mind, His divinity; this is our treasure.

It will not be taken from us."

The Abbe Gratry is right. In spite of falsehoods, inspite of compromise, the catholic Church is still in

every place the treasure-house of all the grace and truth

which is the legacy of Jesus Christ to His redeemed.

Printed by T. and A. CONSTABLE, Printers to Her Majesty,at Ilu Edill!m:rclt Unn',rsity Press.


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