Papal Nuncio views on Church and State in 1869
The piece discusses a Papal Nuncio's claim that Roman Catholic freedom exists mainly in the United States and perhaps England and Belgium, while urging separation of church and state as necessary. It critiques Liberal policy, warns of Catholic influence on education, and argues for leveling down to equalize sects, noting English tolerance of Rome and possible shifts in Irish schooling.
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America
England
Belgium
Prince Bismarck
Mr. Gladstone
Canterbury
Rome
Gladstone
Disraeli
Scotland
Ireland
President Grant Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Observance
The proclamation urges citizens to assemble in places of worship on Thursday November 20 to give thanks for the year’s mercies and blessings under free government. It emphasizes unity, peace, and the cultivation of kindly feelings, urging all to pause from daily pursuits for religious observance.
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United States
England
Ulysses S. Grant
God
Pilgrim observance sparks debate on church state ties
The Church Herald rebuts anti establishment rhetoric and traces Nonconformity from Old Testament figures to modern dissent. It argues against an established church while warning of covert power at court and notes a clash between Low and High Church factions as Ritualist press critiques the Arches ruling.
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United States
Liberation Movement
Church Herald
Pickering
Satan
Union of Church and State
Solomon
Adam
David
Jeroboam
Baal
Elijah
Ahab
Church Times
Arches
Guardian
Committee of Convocation
the Times
W. H. Girdlestone