Mexico and Its Religion: With Incidents of Travel in That Country During Parts of the Years 1851-52-53-54, and Historical Notices of Events Connected With Places VisitedWilson, Robert Anderson
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Mexico and Its Religion: With Incidents of Travel in That Country During Parts of the Years 1851-52-53-54, and Historical Notices of Events Connected With Places Visited
Wilson, Robert Anderson
Mexico -- Description and travel; Mexico -- Religion
[66] The Archbishop of Mexico $130,000
The Bishop of Pueblo 110,000
The Bishop of Valladolid 110,000
The Bishop of Guadalajara 90,000
The Bishop of Durango 35,000
The Bishop of Monterey 30,000
The Bishop of Yucatan 20,000
The Bishop of Oajaca 18,000
The Bishop of Sonora 6,000
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Total individual income of twelve bishops $539,000
--_Essai Politique_, vol. i. p. 173.
The reason why the Bishop of Sonora was limited to $6000 was that
his diocese was so poor that he had that salary paid out of the
king's revenue.
[67] Most of the Jews of our day are the descendants of the
Babylonian Jews, who did not return to Jerusalem after the
Captivity, but remained in the province of Babylon until they
were driven out, some four hundred or more years after Christ;
the Babylonian, not the Jerusalem Talmud, being most commonly in
use among them.
CHAPTER XXIX.
Causes that have diminished the Religios.--The Provincials and
Superiors of Convents.--The perfect Organization.--The Monks.--San
Franciscans.--Dominicans.--Carmelites.--The well-reputed Orders.--The
Jesuits.--The Nuns.--How Novices are procured.--Contrasted with a
Quaker Prison.--The poor deluded Nun.--A good old Quaker Woman not a
Saint.--Protestantism felt in Mexico.
THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
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