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w low u I j Icxiiro a Jew ini n? the
J"Wi, that jou might bo enabled
gather together mil Information for the
benefit of your order an a faithful tul
d Ur of the pope.
lou nave Been laugbt to lnsldlou!
(ilant the wed of jealousy and hatred
bi'ttfwn coiumuDltlin, province an
taU that wore at -cn, and Incite
thera to dtdn of blond, lovoWlnjf them
la war with each other, and to create
rt' volution and civil war Id countries
that were independent and mr-ermm.
cultivating the arU and the cler
anu en j tying ice Diekiiings or peace.
To tike aides with the combatant and
w act ecrv!tijr in concert with jour
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In a rlilieuUnw book ot the "Oocupa
tion of the Saints," we aro awwured by
EnrIo.no: (Chatr 73 )
I.
"Tint the nu n and women arc plena
antly occupied with fisU, masquerades
and bulb."
II.
(Chapter "4 ) "That the angels are
dlnfiulted a women, and appear to the
saints with munptuoua dreiwesof ladleB,
with their hiilr curled, and with chera
103 and petticoat of muni In."
. III.
(Chapter 68.) "That eich Mowed
one In heaven ha a particular habita
tion; and thut JtMu Chrlct abides In a
magnificent palace; having thoro largo
fctrcets, beautiful and grand quare,
castlei and oltadola."
IV.
(Chapter (12.) "That the supremo
pleasure oonslsU in kissing and embrac
ing the bodies of the Mowed; and that
they batho in fountains after this,
where they sing a nightingales."
V.
(Chapter 65 ) "Thattho women have
blonde hair; thoy aro adorned with
rublei and jewels, in the Bamo manner
as hero below."
This ray of madness, and we can
pardon the Jesuits of tholr writings if
thoy do not take other pages. Has not
the Father Enrique ridiculed the holy
things as much or moro than Voltaire?
Our readers can judge.
For the council of tho Jesuits exposed
In Trebells, tho famous tunio of Jesus,
and by their own council exhibited in
Our Lady a nail without producing as
much as tho tunic of Trebolis, have
satisfied with usury tho flr6t costs.
INSTRUCTIONS r'OK THE CATHOLIC
ATOSTOMO SOCIETY OP THE 8AN
FEIHSNAS (OR THE JESUIT OKDKR
OF THE HOI.V FAITH.)
(Hy the Catoahlstn and adjoined oath
of tho sacrilegious teet of the San
fedbtas, the same as the Paolottl
IPaullst Fa then, an organization
within the society of tho Jou!ts, we
can truly seo tJ what extrotr.o isuper-
tstitlon and fanaticism will lead. Free
men of the world, be on the alertl He
a? eager as the Atjonav ti of the fable,
and do not he betrajed by hypocrisy.
Desire that God shall tear away the
mask thatcoveratboeuomlojcf liberty,
that they may appear as they are; this
is with all the other evil defect that
they have.)
OATH.
IlKUICATKU HY THK I'AIMHNAI. JOS AI.BAM.
I, N. de N., in the pro enco of God
Omnipotent, Father, Son and Holy
Spirit of Mary, always the Immaculate
Virgin, of all tbe co ostial court of
heaven, and of thee, honored father, I
6wear t3 let my right hand bo. cut off,
my throut cut, and die of hunger or in
tho most atrocious torments; and pray
Almighty God that he will condemn
me to the pains of hell, btfore that I
should I etray or injure ore of the Illus
trious fathers and brothers of the Cath
olic Apostolic Society in wnlch I am In
this moment become enrolled, or with
out scrupulously observing lis laws, or
3o not give assistance to my needy
trethren. I swear to firmly maintain
the holy eaiue which I have embraced.
I will not guard consideration for a
single individual of the Society of the
Liberals, whatever may be his birth,
parentage or fortune. I will not have
pity for the cries of the children cor
the aged; ard will spi'l unto tho lat
drop of biood of the infanous liberals,
without regard t j sex, age or condition.
I swear, in fine, Implacable hatred to
the enemies of our holy Roman Catho
lic religion, one and true!
PASSWORDS AND COLLOQUY OF RE
COGNITION. Salutation. "Viva!" (Halloo!)
Answer. "Viva Pues!" (Halloo
then!)
Question. We have a beautiful day?
Ans. Tomorrow I hope it will be
better.
Ques. I am pleased that this street
is so bad?
Ans. In a short time It will be re
paired.
Ques.
Ans.
Ques.
Ans.
Ques.
light?
Ans.
Ques.
today?
Ans.
Quo,
crook?
Ans.
Q.ies.
An.
What is tho length of your
In what manner?
With the bone8of the Liberals.
How are you called?
South.
From whence cometh the
From Heaven.
What do you think of doing
To always persevere in sepa
rating the wheat from the chaff.
It is sufficient to pull down.
What tree produced it?
A laurel planted in Palestine,
grown in tho Vatican.
Ques. Do you proixise to travel?
An. Yes.
Ques. Whither?
Ans. Unto the nhores of felicity and
religion on board of the little bark of
the fisherman.
The following Is for tbe initiates of
tho sucrlor clans:
Ques. "Viva! (Halloo!) You will
be welcome; tell me as follows who you
are?
Ans. A brother of yours.
Ques. Are you a man?
Ans. Yes, certainly; and content
that my hand may be cut off and my
throat cut, and die of hunger In tbe
most atrocious torments, If I at any
time injure or betray ono of my
brethren.
Ques. How shall I know that you
aro a man faithful to your God and to
his prince?
Ans. With theso words: Faith, hopo
and Indissoluble union.
Quel. Who admitted you among t ho
sanfediBtas? (Holy fathers of tho faith).
Ans. A venerable man In gray hair.
Ques. What was done to receive
yju?
Ans. I was mado to kneel upon my
knee on the cross and to place my hand
upon tho holy eucharlst, and I was
armed with the blejsei steel.
Ques. In what place were you re
eelved?
Ans. In the bends of tho Jordan, In
a place not contaminated by tho eno
mles of the holy religion and its
princes, in the same hour in which was
born our dlvlno RoJeemer.
Ques. What we e your color?
Ans. With tho yellow and black
colors of the Austrian flag my head
was covered, and my heart with the
white and yellow colors of the papal
flag
Ques. What is your duty?
Ans. To hope in the name of God
and of the t rue Roman Catholic church
Ques. From whence cometh the wind?
Ans. From Palesttno and the vatl
can; that will dispone all the enemies
of God.
Ques. What are the t'es that bind
you?
Ana. The love of God, of country
and of truth.
Ques. How do you sleep?
Ans. Always In peace with Gcd and
with the hope of exciting war with the
enemies of his holy name.
Ques. What do you call your pass
words?
Ans. The first Alpha, the second
Ark of Noah, the third Imperial Eagle,
the fourth Keys of Heaven.
All. Have courage, brethren, and
persevere.
CEREMONY OF INDUCTION AND EX
TREME OATH OF THE JESUITS.
When a Jesuit of the minor rank is
to be e'evbted to command, he is con
ducted into the chapel of the convent
of the order, where t here are only three
others present, the principal or supe
rior standing in front of the altar. On
cither side stands a monk, one of whom
holds a banner of yellow and white,
which are the papal colors, and the
other a black banner with a dag-gcr
and red cross above a skull and cross
bones, with tho word IXRI, and below
tbon the words "lustum, necar, reges,
iuipios." The meaning of which is:
It is just t j exterminate or annihilate
impious or ho-etlcal kings, governments
or rule-s." On the floor is a red cross
upon which the postulant or candidate
ktee'.s. The superior hands him a
small black crucifix, which he takes in
his left hand and presses to his heart,
and the supe-ior at the same t ime pre
sents to him a dagger, which he grasps
by the blade and holds the point against
his heart the superior still holding it
by the hilt, and thus addresses tho
postulant.
SUPERIOR.
My son, he-etofore you have been
taught to act the dissembler; among
Roman Catholics to be a Roman Cath
olic, and to be a spy even among your
own brethren; to believe no man, to
trust no man. Among the Reformers,
to be a Reformer; among the Hugue
nots, to be a Huguenot; among the Cal-
vinists, to be a Calvinist; among the
Protestants generally, to be a Protes
tant; and obtaining their confidence to
seek even to preach from their pulpits,
and to denounce, with all the vehe
mence In your nature, our holy relig
ion and the pope; and even to descend
to that with which you might bo con
nected; only that the church might be
the gainer in the end in the conditions
fixed in the treaties for )eace, and that
the end justifies the means.
You have been taught your duty as
spy, to gather all statistics, facts and
information In your power from every
source; to ingratiate yourself into lie
confidence of the family circle of Pro
testants and heretics of every clas and
character, as well as that of the mer
chant, the banker, the lawyer, among
the schools and universities, in parlla
nents and legislatures, and in the ja
dietaries and councils of state, and to
"be all things to all men," for the pope'i
sake, whose servants wo are unto death
You havo received all your instruc
tions heretofore as a novice, a neophyte,
and have served as a coadjutor, con
fessor and pr(est, but you havo not jo
been Invested with all that is necessary
to command in the army of Loyola in
tho service of the pope, l ou must
servo tho proper timeasthelnstrumen
ana executioner as uirocieu Dy your
superiors; for none can command here
who has not consecrated his labors with
tho blood of tho heretic; for "without
the shedding of blood no man can be
saved." Therefore, to fit yourself for
your work and make your own salvation
suro, you will, in add it 'on to your
former oath of obedience to your order
and allegiance to the popo, rope it after
me the extreme oath of th" Jcult
(See page 0 for extreme oath of the
Jesuits.)
SUPERIOR,
You will now rise to your feet and I
will Instruct you in the Catechism
necessary to make yourself known to
any member of the Society of Jesus be
longing to this rank.
In tho first place, you, as a brother
Jesuit, will with another mutually make
the ordinary sign of the cross as any
ordinary Roman Cathollo would; then
onoero-ei his wrists, the palms olhis
hands open, the other in answer crosses
his feet, one above the other; the first
points with the forefinger of the right
hand to the center of tho palm of fie
loft, the other with tho forefinger of the
left hand points t the center of the
palm of tho right; the first thea with
his right hand makes a circle around
his head, touching it; the other then
with the forefinger of his left hand
touches the left Bide of his body just
below his heart; tr e first then with his
right hand draws it across the throat of
the other, and the latter then with his
right hand makes the motion of cutting
with a dagger down tho ttomach and
abdomen of the firet The first then
says lustum; the others answers Xecar;
the first then says lliaes. The ether
answers Impios. The meaning of which
has aticady teen explained. Tho first
will ttea present a small piece of paper
folded in a peculiar manner, four times,
which the other will cut longitudinally,
and on opening tbe name Jesu will be
found written upon tho beae and arras
of a cross three times. You will then
give aud receive with him the following
questions and answers:
Ques. From whither do you come?
Ans. From the bends of tho Jordan,
from Calvary, from the Holy Sepulchre,
and lastly from Rome.
Qr.es. What do you keep and for
what do you fight?
Ans. The holy faith.
Quej. Whom do you serve?
Ans. Tbe holy father at Rome, the
pope, and the Roman Catholic church
universal throughout tie world.
Ques. Who commands you?
Ans. The successor of St. Ignatius
Loyola, the founder of the Society of
Jesus or the Soldiers of Jesus Christ.
Ques. Who received you?
Ans. A venorable man In white hair.
Ques. How?
Ans. With a naked dagger, I kneel
ing beneath the banners of the pope
and o our sacred order.
Quos. Did you take an oath?
Ans. I did, to destroy heretics and
their governments and their rulers, and
to spare neither age, eex nor condition.
To bo as a corpse, without any opinion
or will of my own, but to Implicitly obey
my superiors in all things without hesi
tation or murmuring.
Ques. Will you do that?
I will.
How do you travel?
In the bark of Peter the fisher-
Ans.
Ques.
Ans.
man.
Ques.
Ans.
globe.
Ques.
Ans.
Whither do you travel?
To the four quarters of
the
For what purpose?
To obey the orders of my gen
eral and superiors and execute the will
of the pope and faithfully fulfill the
conditions of my oath.
Que. Co ye, then, into all the world
and take pon!on of all land In the
name of tbe pore. He who will not
accept him a tbe vicar of Jesu and
Hi vkvge-cnt on earth, let him be ac
cursed and exterminated.
THK KXU.
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One of the independent women voters
visited a dry goods store in Boston to
buy a costly garment, and as she was
about to purchase one she remarked:
"I came here to trade because you ad
vertise in the S'amUtrd the new Boston
A. P. A. dally " "We do not," re
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fear of a boycott." "Then keep your
garments," replied the lady, throwing
the one she was about to purchase on
the counter. "I'll not give my money
to such a cowardly firm as yours." A
few such acts as this on the part of
Protestants will help to adjust matters.
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