A. D. Invocation of saints 375 The Latin service 600 Supremacy of the pope 606 Worships of images and relics 787 Transubstantiation 1000 Infallibility of the Church of Rome 1076 The sacrifice of the Mass 1100 Sale of indulgences 1190 Withholding the cup from the laity 1415 Purgatory 1439 Restriction of the Bible 1546 Seven Sacraments 1547 Worship of the Virgin Mary 1563 The creed of the pope added 1564 The immaculate conception of Mary 1854 The infallibility of the pope 1870 I copy this table from ex-Priest P. A. Seguin's book, "Out of Hell and Purgatory," and he asks, "How old is this popish combination?" And well might he ask it. If the popes and cardinals continue to add to the creed of the Roman Catholic Church in the next few centuries as they have in the past, God help the poor people who continue in that faith, for they must believe each and every one of the practices and innovations. Why the pope, purgatory, seven sacraments necessary for salvation, worship of the Virgin Mary, the immaculate conception of Mary, worship of images and statues, sale of indulgences, etc.? Yes, there may be Christianity in the Roman Catholic teachings and practices, but if you wish to find it you must search for it. If the Christianity existed in the Roman Catholic Church that should be there, why is there so much rottenness connected with it? Whenever there is any scandal (this is a great Roman Catholic word) in the Protestant churches, is it hidden and tried to be kept down? Verily, no! It is sifted through, and the cause of the wrong is found and righted. But Archbishop Christie knew there were wrongs being perpetrated right here in Portland, and he knew I knew it, but not once did he endeavor to right these wrongs. Read this letter he wrote me soon after I left the sisterhood. In explaining this letter, I will say that the letter he speaks of from Mother Wilfrid was sent to him by me at the time I sent my letters for redress, and it was of such a nature that I do not understand how he could have forgotten it so easily; but, doubtless, he wished to keep it rather than to know that I had it. Portland, Oregon, May 16, 1912. Dear Sister: I cannot remember having received a letter from Mother Wilfrid. You must have sent it to some other person and not to me. I hope and pray you will do nothing what will cause any scandal. Asking God to bless and direct you, I am sincerely in Xto X A. CHRISTIE.