“A word to the Romanists of Germany, and to those only, on the New Year of 1845. You of the Romish hierarchy!”
Author
Johannes Ronge
Johannes Ronge is documented in Fuller’s published essays (1845). One work is named, all in New Year’s Letter from the Catholic Priest, Ronge., and the most intensive engagement recorded is “quoted”.
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In Fuller’s words
“To his disciples,” he says, “Christ bequeathed his spirit—the word which he had given in spirit and in truth;—his garment fell to the lot of the executioner.”
When Fuller engaged with Johannes Ronge
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Documentary evidence
Selected passages from Fuller’s own writings, in chronological order.
1845—
New Year’s Letter from the Catholic Priest, Ronge.
“New Year’s Letter from the Catholic Priest, Ronge.”quoted · read3 selected passages
“Some weeks ago was translated into many of our journals the noble protest of a Catholic priest, Johannes Ronge, against the gross action of his associates”
“To his disciples,” he says, “Christ bequeathed his spirit—the word which he had given in spirit and in truth;—his garment fell to the lot of the executioner.”
Fuller, Margaret. "New Year’s Letter from the Catholic Priest, Ronge." New-York Daily Tribune, 12 March 1845.