Henry Edward Manning Quotes

But The Appeal To Antiquity Is Both A Treason And A Heresy. It Is A Treason Because It Rejects The Divine Voice Of The Church At This Hour, And A Heresy Because It Denies That Voice To Be Divine. How Can We Know What Antiquity Was Except Through The Church? ... I May Say In Strict Truth That The Church Has No Antiquity. It Rests Upon Its Own Supernatural And Perpetual Consciousness ... The Only Divine Evidence To Us Of What Was Primitive Is The Witness And Voice Of The Church At This Hour.

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