Francis Patrick Kenrick

Let each one follow his own judgment in matters left free by the prudent economy of the church. "He thus dissipated the fears of those who observed the distinction, by saying, that the matter was indifferent ; and he checked the ardour of those who attacked them, by showing that it was not necessary con- stantly to urge this matter. Writing to the Galatians, he rigorously requires of them knowledge and perfection in these things : but here he does not use the same severity, because the faith was recently planted among them. Let us not then extend to all things the maxim: let each one abound in his own sense: for when dogmas are in question, hearken to what he says : "If any one preach to you other than ye have received, though he were an angel, let him be anathema." St. Chrysostom.