Opposition to religious policy echoed by Daily News
A political clash over church policy arises as critics warn against adopting Catholic style controls. The Daily News cites concerns about confessional practices and age limits for children, arguing public authority should not push views the nation has rejected and urging church officers to uphold duties without persecution.
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The
Daily News
Littledale’s Letters on Patronage in the Church Times
The Rev Dr Littledale argues patronage in the Established Church is skewed. He estimates 20,000 clergy split 10,000 High Church, 5,000 Evangelical, 5,000 Broad or Colourless, with detailed 32 appointments showing High Church dominance. He then analyzes bishops and deans by party, listing positions held.
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Littledale
Church Times
Gladstone
Moberly
Sarum
Wilberforce
Winchester
Durnford
Chichester
Mackarness
Oxford
Woodford
Ely
Cowie
Manchester
Church
St. Paul's
Me Bright
Canons of Christ. Church
Gory
Ashwel
Rawlinson
Canterbury
Woodward
Broad Church
Goodwin
Carlisle
Temple
Exeter
Fraser
Lake
Durham
Merivale
Blakesley
Lincoln
Bramston
Westcott
Regius
Cambridge
Morley
Kingsley
Westminster
Barry
Worcester
Low Church
Arthur Hervey
Bath and Wells
Joshua Hughes
St. Asaph
Lord Palmerston
Clerical Factions and Canon Allocations Calculated
A study divides clergy into High Church Low Church colourless and Broad Church groups with counts of bishops deans and canons. It estimates totals 187 dignities and notes Low Church near proportional while Broad Church overrepresented and colourless underrepresented. An added analysis of archdeacons shows similar skew and admits inaccuracy due to obscurity.
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Chichester
Ely
Hereford
Lichfield
Lincoln
Oxford
Salisbury
St. Paul’s
York
Norwich
Manchester
Durham
Bath and Wells
Ripon
St. Asaph
Llandaff
Bangor
Canterbury
Carlisle
Chester
Exeter
Gloucester
Ripontotal
London
Winchester
Bristol
Peterborough
Rochester
Sodor and Man
Worcester
St. David’s
Broad Church
Christ Church
Wells
Westminster
Littledale
Church and State clash across Europe in renewed religious wars
The Pall Mall Gazette analyzes a new European religious conflict led not by faith but by political interests. It traces secularisation of church property since the Reformation, notes educated elites’ indifference to theological questions, and describes a modern Jesuit led campaign aligned with konservative powers across France Belgium Germany and Italy, with France Poland and other allies shaping a drawn out struggle.
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Europe
League
Rome
England
Scotland
France
Spain
Luther
Calvin
Church of Rome
Charles X
Belgium
Copernicus
Kepler
Society of Jesus
Council of Trent
Frederick
Jena
Portugal
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Poland
Austria
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