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President Wilson and Catholicism

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 57.

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President Wilson and Catholicism

A Baltimore Catholic-Political Letter
Perhaps more vindictive threats have never been made against the President of the United States than are now being made by Roman Catholics against President Wilson for his acknowledgment of Carranza as first chief of Mexico. He is warned that 16,000,000 Catholics will show him at the next election that he cannot “insult” the Catholic Church.
A facsimile of a letter sent out by Catholic politicians in Baltimore will show how Catholics are urged for office on account of “long service in the interests of Catholics.”

These Articles Deserve Wide Circulation

PRIESTHOOD IN THE HEAVENS—NOT ON EARTH.
GOSPEL IN LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES.
THE GREAT COUNTERFEIT OF CHRISTIANITY.
ERRORS AND CONTRADICTIONS OF THE POPES.
EDITORIAL NOTES, EXTRACTS, ETC.
INDEX TO VOL. VII, 1915.
All This in the “Protestant Magazine” for December
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