Hector Macpherson Quote – Warning Against Blind Tolerance and the Jesuit Order

„So hurtful was the Jesuit Order found to be that, up to 1860, it was expelled no fewer than seventy times from countries which had suffered from its machinations . . . In spite of Continental warnings, England [under Queen Victoria (1837-1901) who opened up communication with the Vatican in 1877 and enabled the Order to carry out its Second Irish Massacre (1845-1850] has become a Jesuit dumping-ground. Those whom other countries have found from sad experience to be enemies, Britain allows to land on her shores, and to carry on unmolested their work of iniquity. We are carrying toleration to excess, and unless there is a change of policy, this nation will one day pay a heavy penalty.“

Hector MacphersonHector Macpherson warns against the consequences of blind tolerance towards the Jesuit Order – a quote full of historical and political significance.
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Hector Macpherson (1851–1924) was a Scottish writer and journalist known for his incisive commentary on society and politics of his time.

This quote highlights historical skepticism towards the Jesuit Order and warns of the consequences of excessive tolerance in politics.


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Quote by Hector Macpherson warning about the Jesuit Order and blind tolerance

Hector Macpherson was a prominent Scottish journalist and writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was known for his critical writings that addressed political and religious topics of his time, often expressing controversial opinions.

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