Church and State must stay united in English life
A speaker defends state religion against the Liberation Society arguing the church provides vital rites and moral guidance from baptism to burial. He cites Poor Laws as imperfect but necessary and warns against abandoning state religion for casual charity within a politically altered England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Canon Parr
Church of England
Oxford
Eigeehm
England
Gentleman
Association
A Ritualistic Oratory Plan Shocks London Bishops
The Daily Telegraph reports that Reverend Orby Shipley proposes an Anglican Oratory in central London. He envisions a large cathedral like church with two hundred Catholic priests offering daily liturgies and Mass, plus all medieval rites, to agitate for disestablishment and challenge episcopal authority.
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London
Orby Shipley
Church of England
Royal Academy
Shipley
Lord Shaftesbury
Oratory
America
Mr. Shipley
Notce
Ryle on Secession and Ecclesiastical Controversy
The Rev J C Ryle warns against rapid secession from the Church of England urging patience and restraint. Reports on Gladstone education plans, Privy Council ecclesiastical appeals, and Gavazzi’s London lecture criticizing papal infallibility are noted along with Italian missionary fundraising efforts.
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J. C. Ryle
Enaranp
Church Association
Liverpool
Church of England
Dublin Mail
Gladstone
Primary Education Commission
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
York
Mackonochie
Brighton
Ledbury
Lionor Gavazzi
London
Kensington Presbyterian Church
Pius IX
France
Rome
England
Italy