Storia do Mogor 359.4.3

359.4.3

We had only just arrived at the house of Monsieur Guety, where we had gone to rest after the fatigues of the journey, when we found a copy of the declaration that the reverend Jesuit fathers had published and subsequently affixed to the door of their churches, adding a prohibition to the Capuchin fathers against putting their foot within the house of the Lord Bishop. It was as if the Capuchin fathers were worse than those criminals who are condemned without being told the reason ; even they, however, have never been denied a hearing [245] when they have prayed their judges to grant them one, as we shall go into farther on, in its proper place.