The Anti-Papal Panic

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jan 19, 1915

The Anti-Papal Panic

When Harper's Weekly Features a Series of Articles Headed as Above, the Subject IS of Importance!

THIS February number is an Eye Opener. Just the thing for sleepy Protestants and honest Romanists. Watch Rome's hand in American, European, and Mexican affairs. Read the article by “Catholicus,” an authority on church history. Subjects for 1915: “A Protestant Catechism,” “Protestant Reformation Stories,” “Bible Predictions Concern Romanism,” “Is Romanism Christianity?” “The Romeward Drift,” and “Current Events.”

The Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C. (where Lincoln worshiped), writes: “Your Protestant Magazine is fine. More power to your elbow!”

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PROTESTANT MAGAZINE, Washington, D. C.