Irish Church Convention Debates Patronage and Court of Appeal
A lengthy session of the Irish Church Convention covers patronage rules, vestry and nominators, and voting rights for women owners. The body discusses a Court of Appeal, proposing General Convention as final court, and approves a chairing rule for the board of nominators with bishop presiding optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Ireland
Reeves
Earl of Carrick
Reichel
W. C. Plunket
Court of Appeal
Dublin
Earl of Miatn
General Convention
Lord Carrick
Dr. Reichel
Infallibility Dogma Stirs European Catholic Debate
The article reports on the doctrine of Papal infallibility, council tensions, and European reactions. It notes support from French bishops, opposition from German papers, and potential French diplomatic moves to Rome for the Ecumenical Council. It also covers Vatican critics, Protestant responses, and public notices on church affairs.
Infallibility Decree From Rome Affirmed by Council
The article drafts a decree to add to the Primacy of the Roman Pontiff stating the pope cannot err in defining faith or morals. It asserts papal supremacy over the universal church and its duty to resolve questions of faith through papal judgment, upholding the Catholic faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Council
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
Universal Church
Weekly Register
Orleans
Antonelli
Paris
Count Dary
Prince de Broglie
France
Rome
M.de Bonneville
Ecumenical Council
Senate
Corps Législatif
Europe
Constantinople
Father Gratry
Monsignor Strossmeyer
Monsignor
Haynald
Vatican
Father Antonio Isaia
Nardi
Marquis de Bonneville
Standard
Newman
Ullathorne
Holy Roman Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Zies Petrus
Church and Church Affairs Ripple Across Britain and Ireland
The Church Review reports anticipated measures by the Bishop of London against Ritualist clergy. The Pope confirms Dr. M Cottigan’s archiepiscopal appointment in Armagh. Stephen Gladstone, son of the Prime Minister, is ordained priest at Lambeth. A Canonian warning sermon cautions against lemanism. Dublin sees parishioners leave church during readings. Liverpool Mercury notes Rev John Chiffiths poised as new Bishop of St Asaph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principality
Epinfurce
Daily Review
Brisnorric
Cuirugester
Chichester
A. T. Gilbert
Richard Durnford
Magdalen College, Oxford
Manchester
Middleton
Lancashire
Manchester Courier
John Bull
Winchester
Convocation of Canterbury
Daniel de Foe
Bunhill-fields
Robinson Crusoe
Forestreet
Cripplegate
Butchers’ Company
Daniel
Butchers’ Guild
City Press
St. Alban’s
Hotporn
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
W. Mackonochie
Church Association
Martin ’ Mackonochie
Supreme Court of Illinois
England
United States
Presbyterian Union
Candligh
Scotland
Glasgow
Orch Lnst
Wood
Dumfries
Begg
Edinburgh
Gibson and Jorbes
Horatius Bonar
Free Church
Gibson
William Seidston
McLaren
Autrobus
Aytoun
L. Backhouse
EF. Baines
Auis. Barry
W. EB. Baxter
T. Bazley
S. A. Beaumont
J. Beaumont
Ik. P. Bouverie
Jacob Bright
Brinckman
A. Brogden
A. LU. Brown
LP. Callan
H. Campbell
J. Candlish
Hon. C
Carnegie
Cholmeley
R. Dalglish
D. Dalrymple
D'Arcy
R. Davies
J. Delahunty
D. Dent
Dickinson
G. Dixon
London
M’cottigan
Armagh
All Ireland
Stephen Gladstone
Church of England
Lambeth
Dublin
Liverpool Mercury
John Chiffiths
Llandilo Vawr
Carmarthen
St. Asaph
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