Keynote on French religious crisis and Gallican history
The article cites Mr. Richards on France's religious condition. It credits Napoleon I with destroying Gallican independence, enabling Ultramontane ascendancy that unsettles the nation and threatens revolution. It notes the address as a crucial read for hopeful Christians facing similar struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
France
Napoleon I
The Liberation Society Conference and Leadership Shakeup
The Triennial Conference strengthens resolve for disestablishment and political outreach. The Executive Committee gains momentum as Williams becomes Chairman of Parliamentary and Electoral Committees while remaining Secretary, expanding role and influence amid shifting Liberal and disestablishment dynamics.
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The
Liberation Society
Liberal Party
Friends of
Religious Equality
Cannon-street
Liberation Party
Carvell Willams
Williams
Carvell Williams
Liberation Movement
Ecclesiastical Endowments in Ceylon Debate
A Times report from May 2 details Parliament's scrutiny of Ceylon’s church establishment funded by colonial taxes. It notes a bishop and chaplains serving Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims, with Christians a minority. critics call the system costly and an improper subsidy of Christianity by non Christians. The piece argues the arrangement burdens native Buddhists and Mahomedans and questions whether English Christians should support it.
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Times
House of Commons
M’arthur
Ceylon
Christiana
Church of
Engsland
Mr. Lowther
Mr. Talbot
Lowther
Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
Church Missionary Society
England
Protestants and Catholics clash over reforms and translations
The piece notes a Bohemia confiscation of a translation of M de Laveleye on Protestantism and Catholicism, cites Gladstone's English version, and reports a protest by over 2,000 clergy against the Privy Council’s attempt to repeal church ornaments rules. It also mentions Dublin clergymen's protest deadline and Lord Beaconsfield’s reply on the Italian Clerical Abuses Bill.
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M. de Laveleye
Bohemia
Gladstone
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Church of England
Lee
Dublin
Lord Beaconsfield
Dublin Corporation
Catholic University