Irish bill to endow Trinity College under Catholic control rejected
Debate over endowing a Catholic controlled university in Trinity College ends with the House of Commons voting 200 to 55 against the measure. Proponents argued for secularizing English universities, while opponents warned the move would establish a denominational University in Ireland and undermine national policy.
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Trinity College
Trish
Butt
O'Donoghue
House of Commons
Carnarvon
Salisbury
Church of England
England
Ireland
Oxford
Cambridge
M. Hicks- Beach
Church of Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Galway
Trinity
M. Hicks-Beach
United Kingdom
Lowe
What the Church of England Teaches
A Pall Mall Gazette letter by Securus Judicat questions the Church of England's teaching on ordination and absolution. It urges an authoritative declaration from bishops, a clarified prayer book, and an end to ambiguity to restore peace within the Establishment.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Securus Judicat
Church of England
Church of God
Absolution and authority in the Church of England
A discussion critiques sacramental absolution and the priestly power to forgive sins. It questions Ritualist edits to the Prayer Book, condemns sacerdotal pretensions, and asks if revisers and clergy will stand by their convictions amid calls for altered rites.
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Holy Communion
Church of England
Jesus Christ
Qy. C. E
Confessional Question Hearing at Holborn Union Meeting
About 250 attendees, mainly women, heard Rev. A. H. Mackonochie preside in St. Alban's schoolroom. Resolutions backed the Society of the Holy Cross and condemned bishops for seating in the House of Lords without clergy consultation, amid debate over confession and church authority.
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Holborn
English Church Union
St. Alban’s
A. H. Mackonochie
Society of the Holy Cross
Society
Colonel Childers
Exeter Hall
J. A. Heaton
House of Lords
Church of England
Walter Phllimore
D.C.L
H. C. Richards