O'Keefe Suspended Over Parish School Management
The article defends Cardinal Cullen’s suspension of Mr. O'Keefe for defying church authority. It argues a Catholic priest surrenders civil rights within a spiritual system and that, as manager of five national schools, O'Keefe faced removal under ecclesiastical law with Education Commissioners backing the bishop's fiat. It notes parliamentary debate and stresses the lack of liberty within the church structure.
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O’keefe
Cardinal Cullen
Ireland
Orwards
O’ Keefe
Sir John Lubbock
Marquis of Hartington
Free Schools
O'Keefe
Controversy Over National Education Control In Ireland
The text argues that five national schools in Ireland are de facto controlled by the Roman Catholic hierarchy under papal authority. It notes O Keefe’s suspension by his church and the National Board’s recognition of that deposition, suggesting this stems from the board’s decision and the broader issue of denominationalism in education.
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O’ Keefe
Ireland
Lord Hartington
National Board
O’keefe
Contention Over the Athanasian Creed Among English Clergy
The piece surveys clerical divisions and threats of secession in the Church of England over the Athanasian Creed. It notes sustained unity has kept the church intact, profiles key figures like Lord Shaftesbury, Dean Howson, Archdeacon Garbett, Archdeacon Denison, and Dr. Pusey, and argues against drastic schism while warning of deep consequences if the creed is tampered with.
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Lord Shaftesbury
Dean Howson
Chester
Archdeacon Garbett
Deniston
Canterbury
Denison
Dr. Pusey
the Times
Church of England
Gorham
Bishop of Gloucester Escapade Provokes Parliament Debate
A Gloucester Agricultural Society dinner tale draws fire as Dr Ellicott’s remarks about peace and the bishops role are questioned in Parliament. Serjeant Sherlock criticizes the bishop for hinting at disobedience while Bruce defends him. The piece notes the double standard between church and state under post dinner scrutiny.
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Sherlock
House of Commons
Ellicott
Gloucester Agricultural Society
Home Secretary
Brutus
Hodge
Bruce
Gloucester
Mialls Motion Sparks Debate Over Nonconformists and Gladstone
The passage shows Mr Miall warning that nonconformists bear fault if they permit an English Prime Minister to handle the Establishment question with the same supercilious tone as Gladstone in reply to Miall. Gladstone urges MPs to discuss the State Church issue amid political pressures.
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Gladstone
Miall
Great Britain
House of Commons
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