Church Reform Debates on Prayer Book Liberty and Athanasian Creed
A meeting debates Archbishop Canterbury proposals for greater Prayer Book liberty, removing the Athanasian Creed from public services, and giving laity a voice in church changes. Dean Stanley defends gradual reform and opposes disestablishment. resolutions on governance and patronage approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. Athanasius
Lord Lyrreuton
Lord Shaftesbury
Dean Stanley
Church of England
Charles II
St. Paul’s
Westminster Abbey
Liberal Party
The Burial Bill Debate Across Papers
The Times urges compromise on burial practices while opposing unfettered dissenters access to churchyards. The Post and Telegraph discuss Miall and Morgan arguments, with the Standard urging firm opposition to concessions and warning of Liberal missteps ahead of a likely general election. The Saturday Review notes a broad array of dissenting groups connected to the bill.
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the Times
Mowbray
Beresford Hope
Church of England
Miall
National Gallery
the Post
Morgan
The
Telegraph
Friends
House of Commons
Liberation Society
Saturday Review
Abbé Michaud and the Anti Papal Movement in Paris
The Paris Guardian’s English correspondent details Abbé Michaud a curé at the Madeleine and leader of a new anti Papal current in Paris. He is described as well read in English and German and openly supportive of an English church perspective. The piece outlines four French factional lines in religion and notes mixed public reactions from journals and society.
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Paris
The
Guardian
Abbé
Michaud
the Madeleine
Soand
St. George’s
Madeleine
Duguerry
M. le Rebours
M. Pajot
M. Duclos
M. Michaud
Havin
Pére Lacordaire
England
Oxford
Pére Hyacinthe
Les Rues
Pere Hyacinthe
Zemps
France
Journal Des Débats
Figaro
Univers
Rome
Savans
Dr. Déllinger
Burgeoisie
Holy See
Proposal Sparks Debate Over Church Freedoms and Open Churches
A parliamentary debate warns that granting churchyard access to various groups could lead to broader demands for church usage including sermons on church property. The piece notes nonconformists seek parity with established churches in marriages and burials and argues the Church of England cannot abandon its own churchyards.
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Mr. Morgan
Manchester
Church of England
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Canon Barry
Westminster
Thomas Huaurs
M.P
Canon Ruiz
Canon Minier
D.D
BuTiEer
Harrow
Sart
Exerter
Parliament
Georgm Youne
Abbe Michaud