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September 25, 1870
The Morning Star And Catholic Messenger
New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana
What is this article about?
Report from Church Herald correspondent on atrocious anti-Catholic sentiments in a sermon by Protestant Episcopal chaplain at Duran, urging no compromise with French idolators. (148 characters)
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The following atrocious sentiments were recently heard by a correspondent of the Church Herald proceeding out of the mouth of the Protestant Episcopal chaplain at Duran, during a sermon with which that preacher of the Gospel favored his congregation.
"The French people, my brethren, among whom our lot to dwell, are unfortunately not of the same creed as ourselves: they are idolators, and bow down to idols of wood and stone. We should be thankful for our superior Protestant privileges, and be very careful not to concede them or make any compromise."
"The French people, my brethren, among whom our lot to dwell, are unfortunately not of the same creed as ourselves: they are idolators, and bow down to idols of wood and stone. We should be thankful for our superior Protestant privileges, and be very careful not to concede them or make any compromise."
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Atrocious Sentiments
Protestant Chaplain
Anti Catholic Sermon
Duran
Church Herald
What entities or persons were involved?
Protestant Episcopal Chaplain At Duran
Correspondent Of The Church Herald
Where did it happen?
Duran
Story Details
Key Persons
Protestant Episcopal Chaplain At Duran
Correspondent Of The Church Herald
Location
Duran
Event Date
Recently
Story Details
A correspondent of the Church Herald reports hearing atrocious sentiments from the Protestant Episcopal chaplain at Duran during a sermon, where the preacher described the French as idolators who bow to idols of wood and stone and urged thankfulness for superior Protestant privileges without compromise.