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… the Catholic religion!” J. H. Merle D'Aubigné, History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of Calvin, book 4, chapter 12.

… Roman Catholic and ordained to the priesthood, was completely ignorant of the Bible and would not read it because he was afraid it was heresy. He tried to silence …

… the Catholic Church and devoted his life to teaching the truths he had received. In both Germany and the Netherlands a class of fanatics had emerged, offending …

… . The Catholic priests stirred up the ignorant and superstitious people. Several times, Olaf Petri barely escaped with his life. However, these Reformers …

… the Catholic officials forced him to leave. All England seemed closed against him. In Germany he began the printing of the English New Testament. When he was …

… Roman Catholic priests experienced all the suffering that their church had inflicted so freely on the gentle heretics.” (See Appendix.)

… Roman Catholic Church alone, because that church has been in a fallen condition for centuries.

… the Catholics.

… are Catholic priests and officials who claimed to be Christ's ambassadors, yet used the rack, the dungeon, and the stake to control His people. There are the …

… sins.”—Catholic Belief, page 196 (edition 1884; imprimatur Archbishop of New York).