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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 16, 1870
Page
15
The passage discusses avoiding confusion between Old and New Testament priests. It notes French Protestant versions use the term Sacrificateur, a designation not used in the Prayer-book or for Protestant ministers.
Opposition grows as Belfast and Dublin committees push alternate schemes to the proposed church constitution. Meetings in Enniskillen Kildare Carlow condemn the draft as giving bishops too much power while urging resistance. The Dublin Evening Mail notes broad Protestant unity against the plan.
The Convocation of the Province of Canterbury met with the Bishop of London presiding in the Upper House under a commission from the Archbishop. Discussion covered the appointment of Dr Temple to Exeter and the creation of a joint committee to examine bishop appointments. The Bishop of Lincoln moved the inquiry, supported by the Bishop of Gloucester.
Bishops discuss Dr Temple and the book Essays and Reviews in Convocation. Archdeacon Denison fails to suspend standing orders after a voice vote of 15 to 40 against. Archdeacon Exeter signals withdrawal of Temple’s future edition contribution. The Upper House session includes Bishop Exeter’s lengthy address defending his stance and urging candor, with mixed dissent from other bishops and an inconclusive conclusion.
Pall Mall Gazette Rome correspondent reports the council preparing to discuss the dogma of infallibility within a week. Cardinals, bishops from Germany Austria and Hungary object to Jesuit plans while Monsignor de Merode warns the Pope of weak points. The Pope asserts episcopal submission despite opposition.
A Vatican summary notes bishops in Rome clash over candor and truth while Papal policy faces French pressure. Reports quote Cardinal Cullen and others on council prorogation, secular reforms, and French influence. Italy holds a strong council presence amid mixed European positions.
The Augsburg Gazette prints Cinones de Ecclesia from the Syllabus for the Rome council. The paper, seized locally, quotes Canon 1 condemning any belief that Christ’s religion can exist apart from a church or organized society.
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