Vatican notes show Dollinger fallout across Catholic Europe
The Bavarian stance on Dollinger prompts excommunication warnings for supporters while King Ludwig sees value in the scholar. Munich professors back him. Bishop Hefele resists the new doctrine. Pius IX lauds England and urges united action against anti Catholic forces as dignitaries present gifts at the Vatican and depart with praises.
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Vaterland
Bavaria
Dr. von Dollinger
Chapel Royal
Germany
Bamberg
University of Munich
von Dollinger
Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung
Hefele
Rottenburg
Dollinger
Rome
Pius IX
St. Gregory
England
Jesus Christ
Hell
Duke of Norfolk
Florence
Earl of
Henry Kerr
Ralph Kerr
Campden
Archibald Douglas
Herries
Lovat
William Petre
Petition signed by churchwardens against Burials Bill gains 700 names
Speaking at Fareham on Tuesday night the Right Hon. W. Cowper Temple MP discussed leading measures before Parliament as the English churchwardens petition against Osborne Morgan's Burials Bill gathers more than 700 signatures.
Disestablishment motions and church debates across Britain
Parliament debates Mr. Miall’s disestablishment motion with estimated eighty five supporters for May 9. Reports cover Episcopal con troversies in Scotland England and Ireland, Anglican hymnals, sustentation funds, unbelief lectures, Irish Bible in Irish and blasphemy case in Sydney.
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Miall
London
The
Scotsman
Inish Presbyterian Church
Belfast
St. George's Hall
Langham-place
Christian Evidence Society
York
Carlisle
Ely
Payne Smith
Canterbury
Lightfoot
Cambridge
Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton
Yorkshire
English Independent
West Riding Congregational Union
Menit Morion
Worcestershire Association of Congregational Ministers and Churches
Worcestershire Association
House of Commons
England
Scotland
James RicHarps
Wilberforce
Southampton
Winchester
Morning Advertiser
E. J. Hartich
Ireland
Church of Ireland
Moriarty
Cork
Hartich
New South Wates
Daily News
Sydney
William Loranda Jones
Royal Society of Arts
Parramatta
Moses
Jones
God
Jesus Christ
Simpson
A’beckett
Gilbert A’beckett
James Pillars
Pillars
Iol
General Synod
Irish Protestant Episcopal Church
Pall Mall Gazette
Dublin
Stopford
Judicature
Brooks
Ball
Religions and Denominational Betws Conference Remarks
The Lancashire Congregational Union annual meeting opened in Liverpool with Rev. T Davies presiding. The chairman noted significant doctrinal shifts and a broader, more secular preaching style. He argued that while separation from the world faded, closer examination shows no decline in values.
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Lancashire Congregational Union
Liverpool
George Street
T. Davies
Darwen
Cuharraman