Holland and West Friesland ban Catholic office use
The States of Holland and West Friesland publish placards forbidding the use and printing of the Office of Pope Gregory VII in Roman Catholic worship. They order churches to close for months if violated and impose 1008 florins fines, with perps losing their trade. The measure aims to preserve public tranquility amid opposition to the Unigenitus. Authorities clear the order is to be affixed publicly.