Protestant Magazine by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jun 18, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 24.

Protestant Magazine

By Editor

"Rome and Marriage" and "Catholic Prisons" Number

Supply of previous numbers exhausted!

Recent despatches and interviews published in the leading American dailies, show that Rome's eye is upon the "Protestant Magazine."

A letter from Rome to the New York Sun, July 11, 1892, reveals the plan of the Papacy for America: "What the church has done in the past for others she will now do for the United States."

Partial Contents

Double Frontispiece — Photograph of Holy Cross Church Baptism Certificate (Perth Amboy, New Jersey), Showing Rome's Insult to American Marriage Laws; A Girl's Escape from a "House of the Good Shepherd;" Rome and Marriage Laws; The Mediation of Christ; Reply to Attack by "Catholic Truth Society" upon This Magazine; Chillingworth's Famous Statement; The Privilege of Peter; The Pope's Decree Forbidding Catholics to Sue Criminal Priests; "Another God upon Earth;" Rome Capturing America; Is America to Become Catholic? Protestantism in the Sixteenth Century; and other timely articles, news notes, etc.

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