Ecclesiastical notes on Education Bill and Church matters
As Parliament nears sessions end impatience grows with prolonged sittings. The Education Bill faces modifications favoring Establishment. Irish Loans and Prayer-book Table of Lessons measures pass or advance, while Nonconformists face continued disabilities. Methodist Conference reports vast chapel-building growth and trust-property outlays. The Guardian comments on Mr Bennett case, praising Sir Robert Phillimore’s liberty ruling and Jamaica’s disestablishment prospects.
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Earl de Grey
Commons
England
Lords
Edinburgh
Montrose
Tvas
Bigland
Methodist Conference
Bennett
Guardian
the Guardian
Robert Phillimore
Jamaica
Kingston
Separation of Church and State in Welsh Disestablishment Motion
The House of Commons orders include a motion for disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales, to end its union with the state and redirect funds to a national education system, with provisions for existing interdits, slated for early next session.
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House of Commons
Mrart—Cuures
Enarann
Church of England
Watkin Wintun
Wares
Protestant Church in Spain aids Cartagena mission
An English resident’s letters from Cartagena describe a growing Protestant church there with weekly services, Sunday worship, and schools for children and adults. Priests oppose the effort, renting and securing a year’s building use, while Protestant funds and free schools attract attention. donations flow from supporters in England to sustain the cause.
Protestant Church Appeal for Aid in Cartagena
Miacuen Trico, pastor, appeals for funds and supplies to expand Protestant schools and worship in Cartagena. He notes 287 male and 189 female children enrolled, threats from Roman clergy, a Catholic rival school, and strong evangelistic activity with Bible and tract distribution. Donations are to be sent via James Care in Camden Town or William Freeman in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Bernatoff
Berlin Society For the
J. Jamieson
Scottish Bible Society
Church of Rome
Scotland
Brethren of
Europe
England
Hoyland
Lord of Hosts
Ita
Christ Jesus
Miacuen Trico
Cartagena
James Care
High-street
Camden-town
N.W
William Freeman
Sleet-street
London
Results of Papal Infallibility and Concordat Abrogation
The Vienna Official Journal notes the dogma of infallibility leads to Austria ending the Concordat with Rome. The Emperor informs the Roman Curia of its abrogation. In Austria many Catholics threaten to switch to Protestantism unless Cardinal Rauscher repudiates the dogma. Dr Manning’s Vatican Council remarks spur secession anxieties. Sixty eight cardinals arrive in Marseilles from Rome. Dr Manning has reached England.
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Vienna
Rome
Empire
Cardinal Rauscher
Dr. Manning
Marseillus
England
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Mr. Bennett
Protestant Church
Spain
Care
J. C. Harrison
Camdentown
Trigo
Plaza del Rey
Cartagena Espana
Jesus Christ
George Josling
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