{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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{" A somewhat interesting event to the religious world took place yesterday at the Tabernacle, where body of some two hundred German Catholics met and made public and formal secession from the Roman Church. The movement appears to be something similar to that of John Rouge and his adheren's in Ger many. These Gern.ans-Roman Catho- lics-one of whom was a priest, have been in the habit of meeting regularly on the Sabbath day, and ut other times, for several months past, for the purpose of studying the Bible. They have had no Protestant among them, nor has it been known. beyond their own circle, that they were thus engaged, un:ll quite lately, when they engaged the use of the Tabernacle for the present meeting.

 Ne,c- York Iribuns.