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The Revival of Christianity in Syria… (1872)

Altogether, we should greatly desire to see the facts, barely enumerated in this pamphlet, increased by the addition of others which must be well known on the spot. It would be a labour of love, well worthy the zeal of some good Catholic layman, emulating the pious task of the protonotaries of old. Is the anonymous author in the way of doing this ? We cannot but think it might prove a powerful instrument towards the conversion of some nearer home ; if only as showing how earnest prayer, and seeking the Lord, is rewarded by the light of faith.
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The Revival of Christianity in Syria… (1872)

Syria has always been cursed with races, tribes, and faiths enough to split up the country, and to cause all manner of confusion." This, however, is beside the chief object of his pamphlet ; which is to claim adequate European protection for some recent cases of conversion to Christianity ; some, indeed, to Protestantism, but mostly to the Church. Still more, perhaps, is the author anxious to give an account, though but too briefly, of the miraculous circumstances attending the conversion of the Catholic neophytes among this number.
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