24 Aug 1872
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Newspaper
Church Herald
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 24, 1872
Page
1
The essay argues the Anglo American Church extended the Reformation beyond England, tracing its roots to Wycliffe and Roman policies. It credits American church thought, cites colonial charters aiming to civilize natives, and notes Henry VIII and papal tensions spurred Protestant growth. It warns of Jesuit influence and predicts broader, later developments across Christendom.
A harsh review condemns Rev H B Haweis's Thoughts as Rationalist and unfaithful to Christian truth. It attacks his denial of biblical infallibility, doubts about miracles, and worldly overtones, arguing such views corrupt church ministry and undermine Anglican authority.
A Geneva dispute between the English Chapel Committee and Chaplain Downton ends with his dismissal without six months notice or Bishop of London appeal. Downton resists, dresses for service, and a committee member orders him to unrobe as another minister is prepared to take duty. The Swiss Times presents an ex parte account and hopes for redress.
Mr Beal of St Pauls Churchyard shows specimens of photographic copying of celebrated pictures. They indicate the difficulty in copying oils is being overcome, and Beal has reportedly made significant progress. The Worcester Hereford Gloucester triennial festival will be held in Worcester starting September 9, with four days of oratorios. The program includes Mendelssohn Elijah Handel Samson Messiahs and Haydns Creation. The festival will not conclude with the traditional ball and no evening sacred music at the Cathedral. Morning services will be in the Lady Chapel and a charity sermon will be preached by Rev Dr Barry for Clergy Widows and Orphans. Postage stamps available for one month from the office.
Archbishop of Canterbury urges renewed missionary effort amid urban heathen near London. Dispatch from Carlisle notes warnings that proximity to Eastern cultures risks shaping English thought, while a letter from AxpelHeer B. Kapapia counters the appeal and questions tolerance and motives in the missionary cause.
A correspondent denounces Archbishop Tait for attacking heathens and Hindoo beliefs in a Carlisle speech. The writer mocks his accuracy, cites misstatements about Lincoln's Inn, and warns Christians against proselytizing foreigners while praising heathen writers. The letter closes with a personal signoff from S. B. Taasur.
The General Synod of the Church of Ireland in Dublin 1872 replies with gratitude to the late American General Convention. It expresses sympathy, prayerful support, and a desire for both churches to grow in wisdom and grace within the apostolic, evangelical, and reformed tradition. The Primate of All Ireland presents the message on behalf of the Synod.
Horroway's Orrrext and Priis claim their ointment cools injured parts, soothes nerves, and prevents inflammation and abscesses after sprains, cuts, and burns. It restores skin soundness and muscle firmness, freeing stiff joints and aiding healing after external violence.
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