Church pulpit reforms spark debate on crossdenominational invitations
In a conference discussion, figures including Rev J L Davies and Dean Stanley weigh allowing unordained or non Anglicans to preach in Church of England pulpits. Debates cover safeguards, clergy liberty, and implications forDissenters while the Blue Book notes minutes and proposed lectionary changes.
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The
Tinton
Church of England
Church of Ireland
J. L. Davies
Watts
Hyacinthe
Adolph Monod
Norman Macleod
Droov
Balpwin Brown
Church of Mayland
Dean Stanley
St. Francis
Church of Scotland
Father Hyacinthe
St. Paul's Cathedral
Baines
J. Ginnesvoxs
H. Atton
Mr. Fowle
Eugene Stock
General Durrowes
Ritual Commission blue-book extends to 292 pages
The fourth and last Blue-book of the commissioners appointed to enter into the fabrics of the Prayer-book extends to 292 folio pages. The final report has been in private revision and its content has been generally known for some time with the dissents.
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Mackonochie
Wix
Purchas
Earl Beauchamp
Wilberforce
Ellicott
Thirlwall
Dean Stanley
Dean Goodwin
Jeremie
Canon Payne Smith
W. G. Humphry
Jerusalem
Kemp
Comunicnioners
Gladstone Replies on Papal Temporal Power
Mr Gladstone writes to Mr Dease stating Britain has not interfered with Rome's civil government but regards the pope’s dignity and freedom to perform spiritual duties as a matter for notice. He notes government measures already taken to protect the pope’s person during recent months.
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Gladstone
Dease
Queen’s County Downing-street
Stradbally
Ler Majesty
Rome
Sovereuen Pomuiti
Pope's Freedom Promised by Italian Government
The writer notes that the Italian Government explicitly declares its desire to respect the Pope's freedom and independence and to provide adequate support for his dignity, promising continued careful attention from the subjects. Signed by i. Dease, Hsq., M.P., and W. E. H. Guapsronr.
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I. Dease
Hsq
M.P
W. EH. Guapsronr
Meeting at St James Hall expresses sympathy with Pope Pius IX
A large public gathering at St James Hall on Friday night features Arch bishop Manning and nobles including the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Denbigh. Speakers urge support for the Holy Father, defend neutral status of the Papal State, and criticize Italian government actions while urging Christian Europe to uphold treaties and right.
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ST. James's Hall
St. James’s Hall
Pope Pius the Ninth
Duke of Norfolk
Earl of
O'Connor
I. J. O'Connor
Manning
Holy Father
Baltimore
Belgium
England
Black Sea
United States
Christendom
Count Montalembert
France
Germany
Europe
Stephen
George Bowyer
Gladstone
Ireland
Lord Denbigh
Dease
Prince Gortschakoff
Lord Granville
Pius VII
Pitt
Rome
Sven Lord Palmerston
Ulster Hall Belfast Protest Urges Italian Unification Support
A large Belfast meeting chaired by Rev. Hugh Hanna urged Britain to refrain from interfering with Rome s temporal sovereignty. Resolutions condemned Papal rule as a grievance and endorsed Italy s unification, asking Government to back the Italian Kingdom s unification and progress.
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Ulster Hall
Belfast
Great Britain
Hugh Hanna
Rome
England
Vatican Turns to Greek Church for Help in Crisis
Rome dispatch reports the Vatican seeks aid from the Greek schism leader after futile appeals elsewhere. It plans to offer spiritual leverage to gain a military payoff from the Czar, sending bulls to Polish bishops to loosen loyalty to Russia and urging Galicia prelates to oppose Austria Hungary if the Czar acts.
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Rome
Daily News
Vatican
Galicia
St. Petersburg
Hig
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