Papal decree on Jesuit privileges and church disputes
A Vatican decree reviews the history of Jesuit privileges amid 17th century church turmoil. It recounts pops Urban VIII through Clement XIII actions, cautions against interference in missions, and details confinement on novitiates, while noting tensions with secular rulers and the Holy See over religious politics and reforms.
Grounding of Clerks of the Company of Jesus in Holy See approval
The Council of Front examined the claim that the Clerks of the Company of Jesus had special approval. They found no explicit action beyond exempting the society from a general decree. The Govacil note denied any intended change in governance, aiming to keep the institute useful to God and the church as approved by the Holy See.
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Institute of the Clerks of the Company of Jesus
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Queen Anne era tax tale echoed in 1702 speech
A fragmentary 1702 account quotes Queen Anne pledging to use revenue wisely and ease taxes. It notes she gave one hundred thousand pounds toward public expenses and pledged to straighten her own expenditures while maintaining support for allies in wartime. The passage cites her March 30 speech and Parliament’s assent.
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