Infallibility and the Pope Duality Explored
A writer cites the dual role of the Pope as man and as Vicar of Christ. The article notes deference to papal authority and the belief in infallibility for official acts, while human failings are attributed to the Pope’s mortal condition. It questions posthumous judgments and the Mass as ongoing salvation.
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Manning
Universal Church
Peter
Christ
Jesus
Pius IX
Cullen
St. Peter’s
St. Peter
Monsignor Capel
Pio Nono
Paul
Bristol clergymen thank Bishop Ellicott for stopping Ritualism
Forty local ministers send a memorial to Bishop Ellicott praising him for halting Ritualism at St. Raphael's church and thanking him for his firm stand influencing church practice in the area.
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Bristol
Ellicott
St. Raphael's
Challenger voyage notes on deep Atlantic geography and fauna
The review summarizes Sir Wyville Thomson's Challenger expedition findings. It covers ship equipment, voyage challenges, and numerous measurements from twenty six Atlantic stations. It details the continental rise, ridge structures, basins, and deep valleys, plus observations on deep sea fauna and oxygen distribution.
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England
Wyville Thomson
Portsmouth
Sir Wyville Thomson
Deep Sea
Btill
Atlantic
Madeira
Bermudas
Azores
St. Thomas
Canaries
Cape Palmas
Cape St. Roque
Monte Video
Cape of Good Hope
Halifax
Tristan d’Acunda
Sierra Leone
Africa
Prac
Cape Farewell
Gough Island
Equator
Old World
Senegal
Gambia
Gulf of Guinea
South Africa
West Indies
South America
Cape Orange
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
Great Eastern Bight
American
Sir Wyville ‘Thomson
Great Ocean
North Pacific
Antarctic
Voyage of the Challenger 1873 1876 Preliminary Account
A preliminary account of HMS Challenger Exploring Voyage results for 1873 and early 1876. By Sir C Wyville Thomson and colleagues. In Two Volumes, published in London by Macmillan and Co.
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The
Atlantic
H.M.S. Challenger
Sir C. Wyville Tomson
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