Meanings of romish faith in English

Was it possible that my wife was being converted to the Romish faith?

I had been accustomed to regard as unquestionable, the fallacy of the Romish faith.

He had held to his former principles of conforming outwardly to the Romish faith.

We will show the Dons what Englishmen think of them and their Romish faith.

The house was kept by two widow ladies who were married before they embraced the Romish faith.

About three hundred remain, earning a scanty living by shooting and fishing, and profess the Romish faith.

I renounce for ever the gross errors of the Romish faith, which I have been induced to assume.

Carwin was an adherent to the Romish faith, yet was an Englishman by birth, and, perhaps, a protestant by education.

We have conversed on the doctrines of the Romish faith merely as theories, should we not now look at the practise?

This was the Duke of Guise, the chief of the League, and the idol of the fanatic partisans of the Romish faith.

They were allowed no choice: bred from infancy in the Romish faith, they are totally unacquainted with the tenets of other creeds.

A large body of Jesuits were introduced, under various disguises, into England, hoping to re-convert its Protestant inhabitants to the Romish faith.

It was by his mother's desire that he had been educated in France, where he was confirmed in the principles of the Romish faith.

At the moment I believed him wrestling with temptation to strike the helpless man, so irritated was he by these confident words of Romish faith.

"Yes, sir," I remarked; "it is the name of the priest who, abandoning the Romish faith, came over with us from Ipswich."