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I have never heard any Protestant clergyman speak as severely to his people as do Catholic Priests.

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That is because Catholic Priests alone are conscious of the authority to guide their people. But they do not speak severely. They speak earnestly, because they do not wish to see their people running the risk of eternal loss. They speak at times with just indignation, because they are charged with the protection of God’s interests. No Catholic Priest has even spoken more strongly than the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah.

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