14 Dec 1872
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Newspaper
Church Herald
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 14, 1872
Page
1
The notice states improvements planned for the Church Herald with changes starting January 1. Arrangements are under way to provide original and early ecclesiastical news from across the Kingdom, with further announcements to follow next week.
The bishops weigh adding an explanatory note to the Athanasian Creed arguing that public universal law binds all nations. Critics say only an Ecumenical Council can judge such a note, since no single church can define doctrine for all churches. The piece warns against private edits to universal creed and urges adherence to the whole Catholic tradition.
An essay argues that scientific analysis reaches only natural forces and laws, while the origin of life and motion ultimately rests on the Will of God. It contrasts human will with divine purpose, claiming philosophy and science fail to explain ultimate causation and that religion explains the moral and spiritual order guiding free agents.
A critical appraisal of Aubrey de Vere's Tas Lecenos or St Parsiox praising the Christian core of the volume. It highlights the author's devotion to St Patrick through twenty two blank verse poems, prefaced by a thoughtful introduction, and notes St Patrick as Ireland's apostle, whose faith and deeds are rendered with solemn beauty and a masterful touch.
A lengthy critique praises Aubrey De Vere’s poetry for originality and depth while noting Tennyson Wordsworth Keble influences. Readings include passages on St Patrick, Cashel, and Armagh Cathedral, with admiration for the devotional tone and moral exhortation. The piece also reviews Miss Proctor, Father Caswall, and England’s church poets, ending with notices on Christmas literary items and a Bishop of St David’s charge.
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