Thirty Years In Hell

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ul countenance of chastity, which is found in the bosom of girlhood, and you not only mar the happiness of girlhood, but you deface and obliterate the f

ght of carnality planted in their bosom by the scheming Priestcraft, I would have a throng of tear-faced mortals that would

it confidence you have established a belief that cannot be easily eradicated, as this belief has become a part of that child, and as it grows older, this erroneous belief grows in proportion to the body

reader may thoroughly understand how completely the female element of the

ation in life than to make good impressions upon their members, they of course become cunning in their art, espe

mber of their congregation, when you take into consideration the fact that from infancy these girls

octrine funneled into them from childhood is open and ready to believe what the priestcraft may tell them, and the individual is not to blame for believing this, as they have been taught

o this for many reasons. First, in order that they may have their congregations in humble submission to any of the demands of the ch

out giving a vivid description of the cunning of the priestcraft in regard to the "Confessional" would be treating the subject in a manner that would not do justice to

thy authorities prove that Roman Catholicism has pre-empted this custo

eruvians and the Japanese-in fact, it is not only an ancient custom, but one which belongs to the

k into the bottomless abyss of immorality, for the celibacy of the priestcraft is only

of immorality, for a priest is naught but man, and when he is forced to compel women penitents to pour into his ears their every thought, feeling, desire, emotion and act, it kindles the fires of unholy thought upon

lated, in all of their details, to the priest, and perhaps a bad priest, but all circumst

mortal sins, but he insists and forces the penitent to give circumstances, minutely describing her thoughts

the penitent to conceal anything from them, and the priestcraft

number of priests that I have been acquainted with, I could fill this volume with their depravity; but should I do so this book would not be permitted to circulate through the mails of the United

ed of having become too intimate with a sister of his own school, and this sister soon left

or and publisher of a very important Catholic paper called "The Catholic Progress." This immorality of Priest Kuhlman became public property and formed such a na

cannot be disputed, and it matters not how hard the Catholic Church may try to villify these statements, they cannot overcome the

y case and did not appear in Rome to prosecute the case, and the Rev. Kuhlman won the case in Rome by default, and this same Rev. Kuhlman became a Catholic priest

hlman by a man in East St. Louis, averring that he had been again caught in the act of adultery with another woman. This time the case was reported to Bishop Janssen, of Belleville, Ill., and also to Cardinal Martinelli, of Washington, D.C., but there was no

crime, and he will not have to spend any money to locate my whereabouts, as he is aware of my location at the present time and can fi

s of not only the Protestant world but of Catholicism at large, for there are thousands of the followers of the Pope who are very weak in their faith, and if I can by the righteousness of my cause, convince them that they

neous doctrines, consequently their sincerity and devoutness only helps to fasten the abominations of Catholicism more completely upon humanity, as those who ar

t its early teachings were wrong; so you can easily see what a powerful influence Catholicism has over the minds of its followers, as you must bear in mind that Catholicism takes up the child when it is only a few days old and continually hedges it about with emblems of ignorance and superstition and never allows it to gaze above the horizon of this mass of erroneous doctrine; therefore the child is not to blame for its implicit confidence, but the cunning of those who practice this deception upon this child is to blame, and the doctrine of Catholicism is wha

s have in them, as it is a well-known fact that the female world has a greater confidence in humanity than the male population, so it is an easy matter for any sane m

God Almighty's hand-writing in a legible manner, we believe that any intelligent man or woman can discern in the countenance of a majority of the priestcraft a look which

ove the "Confessional" you remove the charm for that part of the priestcraft which exists upon the carrion of the human family, and whenever you remove the "Confessional," the celibacy of the church will be abandoned and the priestcraft will be allowed to marry, as Protestant ministers

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