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Religious Liberty in Brazil

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Sep 9, 1889

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 15, No. 35.

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Religious Liberty in Brazil

The Western American says:—
"Brazil is having trouble over a bill before the Legislature, which permits other religions beside the Roman to have freedom in that nation. The whole power of Roman corporation is fighting the bill in the interest of their Italian general manager, or 'boss,' Mr. Pecci, who is styled Leo XIII."
In this country Romanists pose as the only original and genuine advocates of religious liberty. But the American truthfully says: "They want liberty for their creed here, but where they rule there is no liberty for other creeds."