RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 June 1910, Page 3

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

IN" SPAIN. A PAPAL PROTEST. [|»Y EI.ECTRtC TELEC.HAI'U-COrYßiailT.] [I'KIl PRESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This' Day, o.<iO a.m.) ROMU, Juno 11. The. Vatican lias protested airainst the Hoyal order issued at Madrid, authorising outward symbols. [A cable published on Saturday announced fclin't the Spanish Governimeiit had issued a- decree <uitlwjirising .Protestant clviwclies to show the outward symbols of their distinctive- beliefs on the walls of blieir churches.] THR 'POPE'S UN.DICIITAKrXG. TO CONCILIATE" PROTESTANTS. (Received This Day, 10.0 a.m.) KOM'ti, .Juno 11. Tlio Vnti'daii's reply to Prussia expresses regrelt at Mie iiine.xivocted effect of the recent Encyclical, 'and undertakes that German bishops shall not publish the text. [The Pope recently issued ;mi severely condemning TiUt'liwanism and ".Modernism.'' The latter is a form of latitudiiiiflrianism in th'e Cat.holic ehurch. whicli contains many important ad'heronts in England, and which has nuule con.iide.rable headway in Fra-nco and other European civniiiitries.] A MONARCH'S DISPLEASURE. BERLTX. June 11. The Kinc; of S'ixonv, wilio is a Catholic, has expressed to Protrstaiit membei's (>-f the GnvcriMiieni his regret that his .effniifs to protect religions pi'ace liave been thwarted by such shnrp attacks on the Luthoran church as were coutaißed in tin Kncvcliral. He intoii'k to write to the Pope on .thy subject.