Leo the Isaurian desires spiritual jurisdiction, 139; destroys paintings, 140; wars on images, 197. Lepanto—victory of 1571, 53. Liberty, religious, explained, 226; ever promoted by the Catholic Church, 226; taught by Becanus, 230; favored by Fenelon, 228; and civil rights defended by the Church, 231; human not feared, 61. Lights on the altar—meaning, 333. Literature, Catholic, favored by Episcopal clergyman, 20. Llorente, historian of Spanish Inquisition, 253; who he was, 253, et seq. Longfellow refers to Mary’s influence and intercession, 189. Loyalty to Christ implies veneration of His representative, 106. Luther advocated Communion under one form, 301; accused John Tetzel, 382. Lutheranism founded by Luther, 44; rise and progress of, 54. Magna Charta—great bulwark of liberty, 233. Magna Charta, the Church’s—the revealed Word of God, 124. Marriage law violated by Henry VIII, 10; indissoluble, 410; contract—most inviolable and irrevocable, 410; forbidden to priests after ordination, 400. Married couple need special graces, 408. Mary singularly honored by Jesus Christ, 165; Mother of God—meaning, 166; not mother of divinity—Mother of God, 167; truly and really Mother of God, 167; of surpassing dignity and excellence, 168; always a virgin, 168; loves men, 190; exempted from original sin, 267. Mary’s soul never subject to sin, 171; her soul needed a redeemer, 171; prerogatives, 174; honor redounds to God, 181; honor founded on Scriptural sanction, 186; honor encouraged by the Church, 187; intercession superior to that of the Angels and the Saints, 188; influence and intercession referred to by Longfellow, 189-193; invoked by Edgar Allan Poe, 191. Mary Magdalen experienced the mercy of Jesus, 340. Maryland—cradle of civil and religious liberty, 233; land of the Sanctuary, 233; religious toleration explained, 234, et seq.; changes effected by Puritans, 237; tolerations—three, 238, et seq. Mass is identical with the Sacrifice of the Cross, 311; instituted, 312; a perpetual oblation, 313, et seq.; of Apostolic origin, 314; its ceremonial, 328, et seq.; why said in Latin, 329, et seq. Matrimony defined, 408; instituted by Christ, 409; imparts ample and suitable graces, 21. Missionaries, Catholic, wherever English is spoken, 35; Apostolic—sent by Popes, 115. Mohammedanism, rise and conquests, 53; and the Church, 53. Monica, St., requests prayers for the repose of her soul, 216. Morality of Catholic and Protestant countries contrasted, 369; lax among Catholics—accusation answered, 364; Christ’s lessons tend to sanctification, 16; inculcated by the Church, 18; moral law standard of perfection, 18. More, Sir Thomas, quoted on Bible in English, 92. Mormons claim Biblical authorization for polygamy, 88. Mormonism at variance with Gospel, 410.