Creeds and Compromises Threaten Church Unity
A Catholic defender warns that tampering with the Athanasian Creed risks tearing the Church of England from Catholic faith. Creed moral force, divine authority, and its role as a covenant foundation are pressed against any compromise. Pusey’s stance frames secession as a likely outcome if the Creed is altered.
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Church of England
Nature
Mankind
Church
Heaven
Butler
the Guardian
The
Record
Dr. Pusey
the Times
Pusey
Guardian
Archbishop of Canterbury and the Heathen letter response
A Carlisle meeting chair replies to Times extracts from the Archbishop of Canterbury speech. He defends the archbishop noting Hindoo students in the Temple and Lincoln's Inn, argues heathen refers to nonbelievers, and says the archbishop did not intend offense. He recalls meeting Hindoo students at Lambeth Palace and defends the archbishop's conciliatory stance.
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Ree
Carlisle
Times
Canterbury
Temple
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Richardson
Jesus Christ
Lambeth Palace
Saint Bartholomew Day at St Marys Woolnoth City
A correspondent reviews St Marys Woolnoth on Saint Bartholomews Day noting a quiet service amid clashes with Catholic Revival trends. The writer criticizes church interior fittings, praises a brief celebrant led service, and urges structural reforms to draw worshippers. He contrasts it with a bustling service at St Lawrence Jewry and argues for broader reform to restore devotion and attendance.
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St. Mary’s Woolnoth
Do Isons
God
Mercy
Irons
Cambridge
Oxford
Mercer
Heber
Sextoness
Dr. Irons
St. Bartholomew
St. Mary's
Woolnoth
St. Lawrence
Jewry
Eippet
Cumbrae College and Collegiate Church in Scotland
Our Correspondent visits Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae to praise the College and Chapel, the splendid setting on the Clyde estuary, and the Anglican mission here. It highlights Lord Glasgoway’s founding gift, the daily choral services, facilities for clergy and students, and intercession for seafarers, inviting continued support and blessing.
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Cumbrae College and Collegiate Church
Clyde
Glasgow
Paterfamilius
England
Millport
Isle of Cambrae
Church In Scotland
Earl of Glasgow
Cumbrae
Arran
Goatfell
Ayrshire
Ailsa Craig
Cerberus
Clootie
God’s Acre
Scotland
Iona
Aberdeen
Hardman
Provost Cazenove
J. P. Keigwin
Wadham College
Oxford
St. Andrew’s
H. Brown
Lord Glasgow
H. H. Richardson
J. Horne
Earley
Church of the Holy Spirit
Iran
Cambridge
Durham
Richardson
Lord Glasgoway
J. George Frederick Boyle
Church and College of the Holy Spirit
Argyll and the Isles
Cumbrai College
Father Walsh Denies Suspension In Galway Election Case
The Rev P Walsh of Castelbar says he has not been suspended in relation to the Galway election petition. He notes a three months deprivation of parochial revenues and cites support from members of a different creed, while still facing ecclesiastical censure concerns.
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P. Walsh
Castelbar
Freeman's Journal
House of Commons
Father Walsh
M‘hele
Galway
Father Welsh
Mayo Telegraph
Msan
Train restoration and church tensions span Europe
A Paris Lyons and Mediterranean Railway letter to Cook and Son notes restoration of flood damaged line between St Maurienne and St Michel with traffic resumed. A new line St Michel Modane Turin remained undamaged. Berlin reports protest by Mgr Ketteler bishop of Mayence against the Jesuits and government actions potentially widening church state tensions. German celebrations for September 2nd and 4th September discussed with Emperor urging voluntary commemorations of national revival and war deeds.
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Mayence
Germany
Gremany
Scottish Churchmen urged to defend Athanasian Creed
From the Old Correspondent. A call for Scottish synods to oppose any tampering with the Athanasian Creed. Warns clergy to protest to Canterbury or both Houses of Convocation and insists Anglican faith cannot be altered by England alone. Emphasizes stake for Scotland and need for bold action now.
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Scotland
England
Canterbury
Dean Stanley Reflections At Town Church Service
Last Sunday forenoon Dean Stanley preached at St. Andrews Town Church. He linked the Bartholomew Massacre remembrance to modern sectarian strife and urged charity. He noted Westminster’s Dean officiated there as the first Episcopalian dignitary since 1688.
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Stanley
St. Andrew's
St. Bartholomew
Hoe
St. Andrew’s
Westminster
The Bishop of Bangor Visitation Delights Welsh Clergy
The Bishop of Bangor delivered a compelling Charge at the Cathedral, praised for earnest tone and fatherly address. He highlighted diocesan welfare, Education Board work, Clerical Education Fund, and Church Extension, urging clergy to aid master teachers and improve religious instruction.
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Bangor
North Wales Chronicle
Wales
Board of Education
Este
Church Extension Society
Oxford Local Examinations Results Summary
The Oxford Delegacy released results from May exams with 1,582 candidates across centres including 1,102 juniors and 460 seniors. Among 177 girls, 52 juniors and 128 seniors earned first division marks, while 95 juniors and 41 seniors achieved second division. Associate in Arts titles went to 267 seniors with 20 first division and 41 second division placements.
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Oxford
Oxford Delegacy
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