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It shall be no means be permitted to be present at the Feasts or Weddings of those which to marry a Person of con∣trary Religion shall revolt from the profession of the Gos∣pel. As for those which have been a good while revolted, or are wholly Papists, it is at the discretion of Believers to do what they shall in Wisdom think convenient.
What I have observed at the end of the former Ar∣ticle, may be applyed to this.