But the double-strength Papism of the enterprise never made it into production.

As a reaction, Gothus wrote several texts against papism and liturgy.

Ignorance is the only possible cause for papism, my dear father always said, and a burning at the stake the only known cure.

In addition to papism, the Reverend probably suspected this noisy creature of latent femaleness.

On the one hand, Anglican bishops were opposed to any reform, which they regarded as smacking of Papism.

He made his negative view on church papism clear to the local Catholic clergy, before a synod in Southwark.

Protestant newspapers warned against such activities advising Rossall parents to be wary of encroaching papism.

They feared I might be infected with papism, she said, fidgeting with the tassels on the edge of her shawl.

Papism as the Oldest Protestantism.

Americans denounced the Act for promoting the growth of "Papism" (Catholicism) and cutting back on their freedom and traditional rights.

Gordon was an articulate propagandist and he inflamed the mob with fears of Papism and a return to absolute monarchical rule.

All the time he spoke heavily against liturgy and papism and Duke Charles was supporting him from Sweden as much as he could.

Old Tata Bird laughed heartily, fingering the cross around his neck (another warning sign of Catholic papism), and he didn't sound repentant.

Florio's preaching was often passionately hostile of Papism and its doctrine of papal primacy, and indeed struck other reformers as somewhat excessive.

This sexual reputation survived Julius, and the accusation continued to be made without reservation by Protestant opponents in their polemics against "papism" and Catholic decadence.

Even though Arabella Churchill and Catherine Sedley were staunch Protestants, they could do nothing to mitigate the king's rabid papism.

In 1841, he published several of his anti-Catholic articles as Papism in the XIX Century in the United States.

My father was very opposed to papism, she continued earnestly, which is why, in his will, he insisted I must marry a communicant of the Church of England, or else.

The columnists of Catholic Truth, the bimonthly voice of hardline Scottish Papism, spluttered with indignation when the cardinal was warmly received at Presbyterian gatherings.

In his preachings he spoke sharply against papism and liturgy until eventually John sent some men to arrest him and he was taken to the prison in Åbo, Finland.

An amber stick when rubbed affects a rotating needle made of any type of metal (a versorium) and attracts papism which only attracts iron-bearing materials (he calls it coition).

His opposition to Uniate Catholicism after the Brzeesc-Litewski Treaty of 1596 was so strong and widespread, that his so-called "Confession," whatever its true source, is a mere footnote to his struggle against Papism.

Historian Franco Cardini of the University of Florence, alleged 'the film formed part of a "concerted attack on Catholicism, the Holy See and Papism" by an alliance of atheists and "apocalyptic Christians"'. '

We had to go and look for it there and, moreover, Ireland and Italy also have to choose between Counter-Reformation papism, which still hangs over both our societies, and a Europe of freedoms and of political, civil and economic reform.

The chapel, the oldest building, was not impressive, certainly nothing on the scale of the Frauenkirche in Munich, a true monument to papism; it was a utilitarian stone thing with a steeply pitched roof, two domed steeples with grim little crosses atop them.