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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 1, 3 October 1890, Page 27

Jacques, the fasting man, has lived on two ouocis of powde during forty -two days.

Mr. Moody, recently speaking at the students' conference of Northfield, Mass., denounced in scathing language those Protestants who have no charity for Catholics or Jews. This might be wtll if tbe tccount did not go on to say that " he gave the speakers and ttadente to understand that thereafter in prayingr for and speaking of China, Japan, and Oriental lands the word ' heathen ' must not be used. According to Mr. Moody, America has tar more sins to answer for than have China and ludia." He would thus seem to place all beliefs upon the same footing and utterly submerge all Christian principles. We would have more hope for a sincerely Protestant anti-Catholic bigot. Mr. Moody's charity does not spring from Christian feeling, but from sentimental pathos.— New York Freeman's Journal.