Ritualists and Public Worship Act Report
A long report on church ritual disputes, inclining clergy to resist changes in worship. Bishops restricts curates. multiple parishes face citations for ritual practices. A Birmingham Nonconformist circular urges legal protection of parochial churchyards and equal rights for all faiths.
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St. Alban’s
Holsborn
Mackonochie
St. Vedant’s
Pelham Dale
P. Dale
St. Vedast
Batata Fargaret-Atreet
St. Ethelburga’s
Bisau
The
St. John the Dar RY Neds
Wis
Oeston
Church of
Ives
Nike
Bennett
Richmond
Hales
Gatuiter Oh
Exeter
St. Margaret Pattens
J. L. Fish
Nonconformists and the Parish Burial Grounds Debate
A conference between clergymen and leading Nonconformist ministers debated a burial compromise. Proposals allow parochial churchyard burial with or without service, specify that any service be religious, permit ministers from any body to conduct, and prohibit disorderly conduct at burials.
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Town Hall Chambers
New Street
Birmingham
London
Church of England
Jon
Hs Bae
Osborne Morgan
House of Commons
W. Mrippiemore
R. W. Dale
W. Crosskey
J, Jenkyn Brown
F. Schnadhorat
Convocation Debates Rubrics and Vesture Resolutions
The Lower House of Convocation debated the Ornaments Rubric and vestments for four days, approving on Friday a resolution urging limited use of certain vestures and consent by bishops for non cathedral churches. Canon Gregory pushed clarifying notes to Parliament, and the Upper House later considered the matter with opposition to legislating on eastward position and eucharistic vestments.
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Canon Gregory
Edward VI
Lord A. Compton
Westminster
Canon Gricory
Church of England
Canterbury
York
Canon Miler
Salt
Ladstone
London
Church and State on the Continent in Crisis
Government orders suspend July payments to Roman Catholic cathedral chapters under new law. Berlin reports Cardinal Ledochowski’s harsher imprisonment for papal correspondence. Breslau bishopric candidate submits to provincial governor. Dr Falck’s Rhine tour shocks Berlin with upper classes opposing Ultramontanism while priests influence villagers. Muhlheim address garners 12 000 signatures. North German reaction frames the reception.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Berlin
Cardinal Ledochowski
Silesia
Breslau
the Times
Falck
Rhenish
Rhine
Cologne
Bonn
Muhlheim
Falk