Bishops and Laity in Ireland Episcopal Reform Debate
The article discusses moving toward lay involvement in church governance, with bishops cautious yet hopeful about future strength. Mentions Bishop resignations and speculative moves, plus criticism of patronage as worldly and calls for more popular church administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Winchester
Bath and Wells
Exeter
Oxford
Dean Stanley
Salisbury
Westminster
Cuddesdon Palace
Times
Church of England
Bill limits creditor power over parish ecclesiastical resources
An introduced bill aims to curb creditor rights regarding church assets in parishes such as St Marys Newington Stepney St Giles Camberwell and other parishes with varying annual incomes. The text notes timing and uncertainty about adopting the measure amid broader reform.
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St. Mary’s
Newington
Stepney
St. Giles’s
Camberwell
Church Reorganization in Ireland Signals Synodist Reform
The Primate and Archbishops summon provincial synods to Armagh and Dublin to reform clergy representation ahead of a synod. Lay representation is urged. Dublin Synod set for September 14 at St. Patrick's. Bishops urge savings, education, and lay fundraising. attention to prayers for authorities remains amid disestablishment.
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Dublin
Armagh
St. Patrick’s
Meath
Mullingar
Free Church of Scotland
Down
Holywood
General Council
Tuam
Protestants and the Approaching General Council at Rome
Letter from Dr. Merle D Aubigne to Hon Arthur Kinnaird M P on the Ecumenical Council at Rome dated May 10 1869 discusses Protestant perspectives. The correspondence reflects religious dialogue and anticipation surrounding Rome's general council.
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Rome
Merle D’aubigné
Arthur Kinnaird
M.P
Geneva
Mr. Kinnaird
Evangelical Conference Sparks Debate Over Rome Council
A letter from Merrie D Aubrigne urges a December planetary evangelical manifestation before the Rome General Council to affirm Holy Scripture and press Reformation. London hosts a July meeting at Hon. Arthur Kinnaird’s home as friends back a week of prayer for Protestant unity and Rome’s priesthood reform.
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Geneva
Rome
Rom
London
Trent
Church of Rome
Christ
Lono
Jesus Christ
Evangelical Christendom
Merrie D
Spain
France
Belgium
Italy
Austria