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# Storia do Mogor 322: THE TWELFTH ARTICLE.

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 322

- **Language:** English

### [322](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.322)

\[135\] That the defendant being in the company of certain persons, one of them happened to speak of several men who dwelt in a certain fort of the heretics, living like men lost and attending their worship. The defendant then said a number of them were Catholics who confessed themselves to him in Lent. To this the person above referred to said that those who went to those services were not fit to confess, unless they made a solemn resolution to remain away from such places. For they sinned by this external act whereby they made show of professing that schism. To this the defendant replied that they might attend that worship with the idea of imploring God in their own way, and that he (defendant) went sometimes to the English meetings and said his prayers from his breviary while they recited their psalms.

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