A GLIMPSE OF THE GREAT SECRET SOCIETY. VERSUTI POTIUS, 66 CERTE NON APERTI, NON SIMPLICES, NON INGENUI.... BY WHOSE AID ASPIRING TO SET HIMSELF IN GLORY 'BOVE HIS PEERS, HE TRUSTED TO HAVE EQUALLED THE MOST HIGH." Cicero. TABLE OF CONTENTS, WITH A PAGE Jesuit Influence and the Franco-German War; the Dogma Quirinus; Father Beckx; the power behind the Papal Throne The Empress Eugenie-" Ma guerre." Confessors The Article in the Monde. Results of the War The Orleanists. Louis Philippe. The Church and the Parisians An undying hatred. Spain and Amadeus Döllinger, the champion of religious freedom in South Germany Manning's remarks relative to the Roman Catholic conquest of England. His justification of Anselm, à Becket, Jesuit Jesuitism and Papal Infallibility. The Curia. Antonelli Darboy's speech hostile to the Dogma Fate of the three last Archbishops of Paris, (note) Rome, the Church and the People. The Four Articles of the Dr. Döllinger's celebrated Letter upon the incompatibility of the The Order and the Papacy, Infallible, not immortal. PAGE. Father Gratry. Pope Honorius a heretic. Gratry's letter to Archbishop of Malins. Frauds. Duplicity. Father Regnon on the Forgeries Dominus ac Redemptor, or Brief of Clement XIV. for the effec- Restoration of the Order, under Gregory XIV. Clerics to join other Orders. The Brief to be strictly enforced; to xxxviii xl xli xliii xliv xlv Jesuit statistics. Condemnation of the Order by the Dogma xlvi xlvii xlviii His Holiness' salutary fear of the Jesuits. Voltaire. Sudden death xlix Cardinal Bellarmine. Sudden death of Clement XIII. The death warrant 1 Pope Ganganelli poisoned: the post-mortem. The nuns' Acqua li To whom the poisoning of Clement XIV. is due. Motives Brief of Pius IX. for the restoration of the Order. Reciprocal aid Henry IV. of France. The Secret Society and Fenianism. Hatred of England. College training of Irish students. Clongowes lxii lxiii Irish abuse of British statesmen. The Society's teaching. Mass and blessing for O'Farrell, the dupe of the lxiv Connection of the present with the past lxvii PAGE. Charles Sauvestre upon the Jesuit policy. Vitality and hatred. When to strike. Progress. Suppression, 1792. Rapid development, 1872. Leibnitz, or influence acquired by the guides of education. Questions to guardians M. de Chalotais' speech and Report to the Parliament of Bretagne upon the Constitution, etc., of the Society of Jesus referred to. C. Habeneck upon the modus operandi. M. Garnier Pagès. Doctrines of the " Community." Moral code. Intention. Unchangeableness. "Sint ut sunt aut non sint." Influence over the parochial clergy "Secret Instructions" Ixviii lxx lxxiii Political intrigue in Poland, Switzerland, France, and S. America lxxiv lxxv Father Chauvel and Ambrose Guys, 1701: the sick man and the good Fathers lxxvi Berenger's petition to the Judges, 1715. His assassination threat- The Abbé Chauvelin. Revelation of their Constitutions. liturgy The great means of effective opposition publicity, and a Scriptural Tyranny of the Papal system, as evidenced in the Pope's letter to the Archbishop of Paris in 1865 lxxvii lxxix lxxxii lxxxiii lxxxiv . lxxxiv . lxxxv Turning-points in the histories of France and England Date of England's rising greatness. Perilous position of France. Report on the Constitution of the Jesuits, delivered by M. Louis lxxxvi lxxxviii |