Gladstone era debate on Catholic loyalty and civic rights
A long analysis critiques Gladstone's Catholic policy, argues for equal civil rights regardless of creed, and discusses papal authority, Vatican decrees, and responses from Lord Acton Manning and Pusey. It notes Irish and English reactions, ecclesiastical debates, and a petition to Convocation urging restraint on ceremonial changes pending a court ruling.
State Church Questions and Reform Meeting Outlook
Earl Nelson and other church leaders press for revision of the Prayer book urging unity in defense of its integrity. A Brighton meeting produced a petition. The Association for Promoting the Reform of Convocation plans a December public meeting to seek laity representation in Church Councils to ease Parliament's burden. The King's College Library gathering was chaired by Lord Lyttelton.
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Exeter
Norwich
Pusey
Archdeacon Allen
Oxford
Dr. Pusey
Gloucester
Bristol
Rubide Canal
Andover North
Earl Nelson
Beresford-Hope
M.P
Trons
Brighton
Association For Promoting the Reform of Convocation
King’s College Library
Lord Lyttelton
Representative Church Society
Seriool
Church and State on the Continent Contests Rise in Europe
The German Emperor allows Old Catholic parishes under ministerial supervision, bypassing royal orders. Bishop Martin of Paderborn faces two months in jail and possible deposition. The Pope honors him with a gold medal. In Tréves Father Schneider is arrested in church as clergy critics question clerical sanctity. French Protestant Consistories in Paris refuse ministerial elections and plan a manifesto defending Christian conscience and autonomy from state control. The legal question is whether government can override congregational assent in dismissals.
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Martin
Paderborn
Father Schneider
Tréves
Berlin
The
Times
Landsturm
Dippertz
Fulda
Welfrich
Paris
Christian Reformed Churches
France
Jesus Christ
Prosecution of Mackonochie St Alban’s Vicar Set for Arches Court
The case against Mackonochie vicar of St Alban’s Holborn for Ritualistic practices will be heard in the Court of Arches on the 20th instant. A congress of English Roman Catholics asserting papal infallibility and allegiance to the Pope is denied. Some Sheffield dissenting ministers follow the example of Dale and Vince.
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Mackonochie
St. Alban’s, Holborn
Court of Arches
Sheffield
Dale
Vince
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