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A Catholic Secretary of Peace?

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 7, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 45.

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A Catholic Secretary of Peace?

An editorial in the October 26 issue of the Morning Star, a Roman Catholic weekly published in New Orleans, brings to view Rome’s latest move to gain more power and prestige in the United States. It is proposed that Cardinal Gibbons be made a member of the Cabinet of the President, and that he be known as secretary of peace, on the plea that “his influence would be powerful in preventing future conflicts between the United States and Catholic nations.” Surely it is high time that all should unite in holding up to the view of the American people everywhere the religious liberty and other Protestant principles advocated in both Liberty and Protestant Magazine. Let these journals be brought to the attention of the leaders of our States and nation whenever possible.
We notice some excellent reports of the sermons of Elder K. C. Russell, of Chicago, in the Weekly Recorder of that city. The issue of October 18 contained a full-column report of a sermon Elder Russell gave on Turkey in prophecy.