A Catholic Subscriber

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1912

A Catholic Subscriber

in New York City thus voices his unqualified approval of “Liberty” magazine in the following unsolicited letter, dated December 6:—

“I always read with a great deal of pleasure your magazine, particularly the issue for this month.

“Religion can not be, or must not be, shoved down anybody’s throat in this country. I am a Catholic (may not be considered a good one), but I am an American first, last, and all the time. Roman Catholics must be taught to keep their hands off of a complete separation of church and state. We want and will accept of no religious party in this country.

“Your paragraph in the first part of this number . . . should be handed to every American citizen. Worship where you will, and do what you will, remember this is America, and Protestants and Jews are as good as Roman Catholics, and better if they obey the laws of the country. I wish you every success.”