Catholic department dissolved amid church state clashes in Germany
A split within a state backed church structure led to the dissolution of the Catholic department after the expulsion and excommunication of a physician who refused the Pope’s infallibility doctrine. The move, seen as a major clash between Rome and secular authority, follows broader clerical reforms and debates across Bavaria Prussia and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Church of Rome
Kraetzig
Braunsberg
Wollmann
Ermeland
Ministry of Public Instruction
Mihler
Dollinger
Germany
Pio Nono
Austria
Bavaria
Prussia
Holy See
Cologne Gazette
Ddollinger
University of
Munich
Berlin
von Déllinger
Next Ear
University of Munich
Ministry of State
Ingolstadt-Landshut-Munich
Huber
Meidelberg
Heidelberg
Old Catholic Party
Wendscheid
von Lutz
Vienna
Holland
Paris
Switzerland
Swiss Rome Ties To Be Reestablished Basis Set
Ministers seek to determine the foundation for future relations between the Swiss Government and Rome, outlining the framework and terms for ongoing diplomatic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Missionary Work and Native Ministry Emphasis
The speaker urged better organization of Church of England missions worldwide and cautioned against disunion. He insisted on peaceful expansion beyond Madagascar and demanded planting native ministries on every converted soul before further advances. He warned that failing to unite would weaken missions at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Church of England
Religious and Denominational Heroes
The Rev Henry Josiah Lewis of the Lancashire Independent College will become pastor of the Congregational Church in Brigg Lincolnshire. Rev Henry Auton D D receives Yale Doctor of Divinity. Rev Henry Allen of Islington is praised for the honor. Yale's long tenure and the transition to Noah Porter as president are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Josiah Lewis
Lancashire Independent College
Brigg
Lincolnshire
Henry Auton
University of Yale
Henry Allen
Islington
Yale
United States
Union Chapel
Pye-Smith
Wardlaw
Reed
Matheson
Woolsey
Noah Porter
Letter praising educational article and call for action
Correspondent thanks Dean Sir for his piece on education and denominational school fees. He urges Dissenters to grasp the issue, press for primary instruction for London’s poor, and seek external support to persuade the London School Board. Dated Aug 5 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London School Board
Congregational Statistics Clarify Union Goals
In response to Mr. Gamble the writer explains that accurate Congregational church statistics are not a new idea. The Congregational Union has long aimed to obtain trustworthy data on churches worldwide, even if annual schedules have not always been issued. The reply defends the historical purpose against accusations of novelty or drift toward Presbyterianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Barking
Essex
Claughton
Colombo
St. Paul’s
Hook
Chichester
Leeds
Prince of Wales
Exeter
Landulph
Cornwall
David Duncan
Manchester
Society of Friends
Charles Voysey
Sunderland
H. Williamson
M.P
Court of Queen’s Bench
Curren Retormers
Church Reform Union
the Social Science Association
Adam Street
Adelphi
W. F. Cowper-Temple
George Young
Bart
Mr. Salt
W. H. Fremantle
M.A
W. Jeff
Social Science Association
Lord Ebury
Antonio Brady
Raleigh
Nature
Church of England
England
Mavdacascar
Salisbury
Tinnevelly
Church Missionary Society
Propagation Society
The
Madagascar
Calcutta
Say
Charles Hobhouse
Mr. Gamble
Scotland
Gamble
Congregational Union
Committee of the Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congregational Statistics
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!