THE

DUBLIN REVIEW.

VOL. XXIII. NEW SERIES.

75

JULY-OCTOBER,

MDCCCLXXIV.

LONDON:

BURNS, OATES, & CO., 17 & 18, PORTMAN STREET,

AND 63, PATERNOSTER ROW,

DERBY: RICHARDSON & SONS.

DUBLIN: JAMES DUFFY; W. B. KELLY; MCGLASHAN & GILL.
BALTIMORE: KELLY, PIET & CO.

MONTREAL, CANADA: D. & J. SADLER & CO.

1874.

LONDON

WYMAN AND SONS, PRINTERS, GREAT QUEEN STREET,

LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, w.c.

CONTENTS.

ART. I. THE VATICAN DEFINITION ON INFALLIBILITY.

Bearing of the Vatican Definition on the extent of Infallibility

Interior assent is due to various judgments not strictly infallible

According to the Vatican Definition, the Pontifical Acts mentioned in

the "Quantâ curâ " must be accounted infallible.

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Objections considered.

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Various intimations given at the Council, that ex cathedrâ Acts are very

numerous and frequent

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Such differences of opinion as exist, on the extent of infallibility, in no
way compromise the Church's doctrinal unity

ART. II.-LONDON POOR AND LONDON WORK.

In its temporal aspect the present age possesses many advantages over

Evasion of the law at the tramps' lodging-houses

Noble conduct of Mr. Orsman, the Golden-lane missionary

The Unprofessional Vagabond in the East.

Sufferings of the poor from the capital and labour warfare

The good work of the Sisters of Charity

The conditions of true equality and brotherhood.

True Christian almsgiving.

Amount of work yet to be done.

Canon Gilbert's night refuge

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ART. V.-JOHN WESLEY AND THE RISE OF METHODISM.

ART. VI.-CASTANIZA'S SPIRITUAL CONFLICT AND CONQUEST.

English Catholic literature in the 17th century

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The "Spiritual Conflict" and "Spiritual Combat"

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