Vatican tensions and Bible in schools debate ripple through Europe
Reports from Rome and Paris describe disputes within the Catholic Council as bishops clash over infallibility, procedures, and seating. The Vatican tightens control while Spain and Prussia seek stance on church state relations amid the Cincinnati school Bible case and Ohio secularisation tensions.
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Congregation of Discipline
Germany
Italy
Denmark
Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Monsignor Maret
Monsignor Dupanloup
Vatican
Holy Father
Orleans
Holy See
M. Veuillot
Montana
Monsignor
Maret
Bertrand
Monsignor Bertrand
France
Naples
Ratiour
John Acton
Dollinger
Paris
Mgr. Dupanloup
Mgr
Leyden
Bertault
Mer. Maret
Universiye
Darboy
Madrid
Cortes
Senor Martos
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of Education
Stalle
Massachusetts
New York
Virginia
Roger Sherman
Charles Carroll
Thomas Jefferson
Catholica
Bible in American Schools Debate in Public Schools
The Philadelphia Times correspondent writes on whether the Bible should be read in public schools. The piece presents a debate over the place of sacred text in education and public instruction.
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Pall Mall Gazette
New York
Ohio
Henry Ward Beecher
The
Tribune
Nation
Philadelphia
the Times
Catholics May Seek Secular Education System in New World
The writer notes growing public opinion could push Catholics toward establishing a purely secular educational system in the New World as a potential achievement. The remark implies shifting priorities in school governance and religious influence.
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New World
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