Clerical Conflicts Rise Over Prussian Orders Abolition
Reports reach the Emperor at Wiesbaden on the bill to abolish religious orders in Prussia. Cardinal Manning backs the German bishops in a joint declaration about the next Papal election. Ultramontane unrest grows in Plasnitz with a riot and arrests. Monastic arrivals surge into Belgium as Catholic unity calls resound.
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Prussia
Wiesbaden
Cardinal Manning
Bismarck
Hoagland
Kensington University
England
Germany
Switzerland
Cesar
Cybichowsky
Posen
Herren Ziokowsky
Floczinsky
Supreme Court of Appeal
Berlin
Westphalia
Plasnitz
Landrath
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Pope
Antonelli
Belgium
Volkafreund
Rauscher
Vienna
Catholic Priest Attacks Church of England Tithes Sermon
Rev. G Bampfield delivers a Barnet lecture arguing Church of England tithes fund a costly system he calls corrupt and misused. He contrasts Catholic endowments with Anglican aims, denounces clerical privilege, and urges reformation to restore genuine religious work and aid for the poor.
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Barnet
G. Bampfield
Oxon
Church of England
God
Liberation Society
Canterbury
Movement to give churchmen vote in bishops elections
The High Church party at Exeter promotes a movement granting Churchmen a vote in bishop elections. Rev. Alfred Fawkes, formerly at St Bartholomew Brighton, has joined the Church of Rome. Cardinal Manning denies a Catholic anti English struggle in letters to the Standard.
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Exeter
Alfred Fawkes
St. Bartholomew’s
Brighton
Church of Rome
Vincent Ryan
Bradford
Craven
Musgrave
Halifax
Lord Francis God
Carpinau
Manchester
Cardinal Manning
Oxford
University of Oxford
Mackarness
Sacred Penitentiary
England
Gladstone
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Ecclesiastical Commission
Cambridge
House of Commons
Heaven
Hadley
St. Alban’s