...evade the strength and plain meaning of these expressions he recurs to dialectical and Calvin, istical quibbles for the purpose of showing, that it would...Poenitentiale of St. Columbanus, which is annexed to his monasiic rule. He prescribes, that novices do not approach the cup ; novitii, quia indocti et inexperti,...

...Roman Catholic priest) concedes the point: "As to the Communion under both kinds (he observes), Usher might have saved himself the trouble of collecting...it was practised in Ireland, as well as every where else."8 In § xi. I shall have occasion to revert to these two points. § VI. — They believed not...

...little scruple.* Communion g. As to Communion under both kinds, by k£j£; Roman Catholics themselves " it is not denied, that in old times it was practised in Ireland, as well as every where else."f purgatory; 7. There is no conclusive evidence that the Irish of the seventh century generally...

...scruple.* commuuion 6. As to Communion under both kinds, by kinds;11° Roman Catholics themselves " it is not denied, that in old times it was practised in Ireland, as well as every where else."f purgatory; 7. There is no conclusive evidence that the Irish of the seventh century generally...

...little scruple.* Communion 6. As to Communion under both kinds, by kindT; Roman Catholics themselves " it is not denied, that in old times it was practised in Ireland, as well as every where else."f purgatory; 7. There is no conclusive evidence that the Irish of the seventh century generally...

...saints or angels. As to the giving of the cup to the laity, Dr. Lanigan's own statement is, that " It is not denied that in old times it was practised in Ireland, as well as everywhere else." "The marriage of the clergy," says Mr. Thomas Moore, another Roman Catholic author,...

...little scruple.0 Communion g. As to^ Communion under both kinds, by kinds7; Roman Catholics themselves " it is not denied, that in old times it was practised in Ireland, as well as everywhere else."f Purgatory; 7. There is no conclusive evidence that the Irish of the seventh century...

...ii. 1487. Venetiis, 1728. 4 " As to the communion under both kinds," says Dr. Lanigan, "he (Ussher) might have saved himself the trouble of collecting...in old times it was practised in Ireland as well as tverjivhere else." Ecc. Hist. iii. 310. that any ordinary church member is benefited by the mere opus...

...Lanigan, "he (Ussher) might have saved himself the trouble of collecting passages concerning it ; for // is not denied that in old times it was practised in Ireland as well as everywhere else." Ecc. Hist. iii. 310. ' " The worthy receivers are, not after a corporal and carnal...

...ii. 1487. Venetiis, 1728. 4 " As to the communion under both kinds," says Dr. Lanigan, "he (Ussher) might have saved himself the trouble of collecting passages concerning it ; for /'/ is not denied that in old times it was practised in Ireland as well as everyii'hei'C else." Ecc....