The Black Pope

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In Roman Catholic circles, it is well known the Black Pope is the term used for the General of the Jesuits. Those Romanists who do not greatly love the Jesuits use the term to indicate the Black Pope rules the White Pope. This book discusses the change of religious opinion since the commencement of the current century, the influence of the Jesuit and how the Jesuits have been the great promoters academic mediocrity known as famous plotters, assassins and genocidal agents for Rome as a shadow Pope. PREFACE INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER I. The Foundation of the Order. CHAPTER II. Luther—and some of the Causes of the German Reformation CHAPTER III. THE GENERAL OF THE JESUITS PRACTICALLY, AT THE HEAD. CHAPTER IV. The Making of the Jesuit. CHAPTER V. The Jesuit as an Educator. CHAPTER VI. An English Jesuit College. CHAPTER VII Life In a French Jesuit College. CHAPTER VIII. Can the Jesuit be a Loyal Subject?—The . Jesuits in Canada. CHAPTER IX. The Disloyal Teaching in Jesuit Colleges. CHAPTER X. The Spanish Armada and the Jesuits. CHAPTER XI. The Gunpowder Plotand the Massacre of St. Bartholomew. CHAPTER XII. The Suppression of the Jesuits by Clement XIV. CHAPTER XIII. The Jesuit in the Confessional CHAPTER XIV. Conclusion. APPENDIX I. APPENDIX II. Cardinal Newman’s Letter APPENDIX III From Hutton’s “Life of Manning” AUTHORITIES CONSULTED Who is the Nun of Kenmare?