Untitled - Rore Sanctifica

Defects and their Remedy in Re-union. 175
might not be well to bring prominently for
ward ? The truth need never fear any amount
of investigation, and what would we more ?
The explanations which must take place
previously to Re-union, on the true position
occupied by the Saints and Our Lady, will
doubtless correct much that is amiss on the
Roman side as well as on our own. In Eng
land it is plain that one section of that body is
no longer satisfied with the devotion theo
retically and practically given to the Saints by
the Council of Trent and the last generation of
their divines. The change in later editions of
the "Garden of the Soul," and the inconsistency
of its earlier language with recent publications^
indicate wide differences of opinion. The
weakness of the newer school when they at
tempt to defend by argument that which is
^defensible, shows that only their less able
en have at present joined it, while we may
le that there is little difference between oures
and those who adhere to the older and
> orthodox
creed. To them the Saints are
companions and powerful friends, while to
ijority among ourselves they are but dead
our LOKD in
being :. ^\Ye have placed
ion the Saints should occupy, and they
ten filled the place our LORD should
o ith the Saints. Yet both sides in-
dign rebut the accusation, which nothing