Pietas Parisiensis or a short description of the pietie and charitie comonly exercised in Paris. Which represents in short the pious practises of the whole Catholike Church / by Thomas Carre.

  • Miles Pinkney
Date:
1666
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Credit: Pietas Parisiensis or a short description of the pietie and charitie comonly exercised in Paris. Which represents in short the pious practises of the whole Catholike Church / by Thomas Carre. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ————— - They called to mynd what the faid S. Paule taught, and looked vpon it with a vene- table aftonishment every high preift faith he , taken from among mensis appointed for men, in thofe thinges which appartayne to God, that he may offerre gifts and facri~ es for finnesjas well for the peoe ple, as alfo for himfelfe; Hence rtumbers of prieits;which the good Paftours take into their focieties , and communities (fome 40. or 50. fome10o. fome moré,fome fewer,accor ding to the vafte numbers of theif Parishoners ) ap- proch daylie to the facred Altars dont morning till noone, with humble reueren- ce and veneration, to anfvere their peoples expectations
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