16 Dec 1871
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Newspaper
Church Herald
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 16, 1871
Page
1
The author argues that outward objects and ceremonies aid religious memory and devotion. Objective teaching, seen in sacred images and church acts, keeps God before the mind and supports faith, with examples including cross imagery and modern methods for the deaf using visual learning and signs.
The text proclaims peace on earth to men of good will and celebrates Christ's victory over darkness. It highlights the Church's objective teaching as especially valuable, and notes the coming blessed Christmastide as a time to find this in her sacred places.
A critical glimpse reviews Rev J M Neale's sermons in volumes of Readings for the Aged and minor festivals series, praising his depth and devotion while lamenting church authorities' handling of appointments. Also discussed is Dollinger’s Respections and Plummer’s translation of Papstfabeln des Altertums, with notes on Pope Joan, Constantine baptism, and unsolved historical questions.
A broad sheet of Christmas Carols with pictorial illustrations is issued, suited for the workshop or cottage. The collection emphasizes Christian songs about the Nativity and miracles, aiming to inspire reverent celebrations and curb the vulgarity some misuses of holiday mirth.
A public meeting by the Aboriginal Protection Society debated the Polynesian slave trade tied to emigration from South Sea Islands. Speakers urged strict regulation or abolition, condemning kidnapping and urging government action, with a memorial to the Colonial Secretary and calls for measures against the slave trade.
Canon Liddon spoke to a men’s business audience in the City on whether Christianity faces decline in the political future, citing history and public homage changes. The Dome precincts filled as the sermon preceded and followed the lecture, with reports noting royal attendance in earlier scenes.
The text traces royal visits to St Pauls, then weighs Church state relations amid rising European social democracy. It recalls early Christian persecution, the empire, barbarian invasions, Islam, and internal church splits, arguing Christianity endures societal upheaval and remains vital against future political change. The piece stresses the Church’s resilience and future confidence.
The article notes the tenth anniversary of the Prince Consort's death from typhoid fever. The London School Board met on Wednesday to accept the resignation of Rev. W. Rogers and issued a precept for a new election. The board adjourned until January 10, with expectations of major building works following the appointment of assistant clerks.
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