German Catholic and Protestant Movements in Europe Split
A long notice summarizes recent efforts among German Catholics and Protestants. Leaders met at Rawicz to heal divisions, while governments impose limits on Catholic worship and press for legal status. A Protestant congress in Berlin weighs a general synod and church state relations, with disputes over creeds and church fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
West Prussia
Silesia
Rhine
Ronge
Grand Duchy of Baden
Baden
Senate
Frankfort-am-Maine
Austria
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Hesse- Darmstadt
Electorate of Hesse
Hesse-Cassel
Wurtemberg
Bavaria
Count Tilly
Aschaffenburg
Chapman
Protestant Ecclesiastica AL Congress
Berlin
Germany
England
Evangelical Church
Evangelical
Leipzig
Protesting Catholics Debate Faith and German Catholic Ties
The piece discusses a sect called the Christian Catholics formed by a German Catholic secession, contrasting evangelical and Catholic dissent. It notes debates in Prussia over creeds and potential secessions, mentions Ronge facing libel claims, and observes German Catholic influence abroad, including a Cincinnati community leaning Romanist in all but papal dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ronge
Breslau
North America
Ireland
Hildebrand
Hughes
Cincinnati
Public Meeting of British Anti State Church Association at Bristol
A crowded Bristol Broadmead room hosted a public meeting by the British Anti State Church Association. Rotarr Norris chaired a discussion on state religions, urging calm Christian argument over force, upholding free discussion as the meeting’s core principle while introducing Dr. Price to speak for the cause.
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British Anti-State Church Association
Bristol
Broadmead
Bristol Mercury
Rotarr Norris
Dr. Price
The
Eclectic Review
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Czerski
de. Theiner
Pastor Silvester
Rawiez
Posen
Evangelical Church of
Lichtfreunde