The War Upon Religion: Being an Account of the Rise and Progress of Anti-Christianism in EuropeCunningham, Francis A. (Francis Aloysius)
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The War Upon Religion: Being an Account of the Rise and Progress of Anti-Christianism in Europe
Cunningham, Francis A. (Francis Aloysius)
Catholic Church -- Europe; Catholic Church -- History; Church and state -- Catholic Church
Article 67. The pensions which they receive, in execution of
the laws of the Constituent Assembly, shall be counted as a
part of their salary. The councils general of the large
communes can, out of their landed property or from the taxes,
accord an augmentation of salary if the circumstances require
it.
Article 68. Curates and assistants shall be chosen from
ecclesiastics pensioned in execution of the laws of the
Constituent Assembly. The sum of these pensions and the
product of offerings made to them shall constitute their
salary.
Article 69. The bishops shall draw up a list of rules
relative to the offerings which ministers of worship are
authorized to receive for the administration of the
sacraments. These rules drawn up by the bishops may not be
put in force without having been approved by the Government.
Article 70. Every ecclesiastic who receives a pension from
the State shall be deprived of such pension if he refuses to
perform the functions which shall be confided to him.
Article 71. The councils general of the department are
authorized to provide a suitable residence for the
archbishops and bishops.
Article 72. The presbyteries and the gardens thereto
pertaining shall, if they are not alienated, be turned over
to the pastors or to the assistants in charge of the same
missions. In default of such presbyteries the councils
general are authorized to provide them with a suitable
residence and garden.
Article 73. The foundations which have for their object the
maintenance of ministers and the exercise of worship can only
consist of rentals constituted in the State; they shall be
accepted by the diocesan bishop, and cannot be executed
except with the authorization of the Government.
Article 74. The immovable property, other than edifices
destined for residence and the gardens pertaining, cannot be
affected to ecclesiastical titles, nor possessed by ministers
of worship by reason of their functions.
Article 75. The edifices formerly destined for Catholic
worship, actually in the hands of the nation, shall be placed
at the disposition of the bishops by a written order of the
prefect of the department. A copy of this order shall be
addressed to the counsellor of State charged with all matters
concerning religious worship.
_PRESAGES OF PEACE._
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