Debating Papal Infallibility Sparks Catholic Controversy
Prominent English figures attack and defend the Vatican decrees on papal infallibility. Letters from Lord Campys, Canon Oakley, Mr. Gladstone, and others debate loyalty, civil authority, and church duties. Reactions range from opposition to reconciled acquiescence, with international press weighing in.
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Vatican
Henry Petrie
England
Europe
Lord Campys
Gladstone
Lord Herries
Mr. Langdale
Canon Oakley
Mr. Gladstone
Fig
Newdegate
Nuneaton
Church Association
Sconid
Oxford
Times
Lord Acton
Aldenham Hall
Bridgnorth
Theapers
Dr. Dollinger
Munich
Dublin Evening Post
Dublin Evening Post, Which Asserts That Dr. Dollinger, Mr. Gladstone
Daily News
Earl Russell
Durham
Monsignor Capel
Lord Camoys
Holy See
Lorio
Ireland
Liberté of
Paris
Lord” Gladstone
Post
Rome
Mot D'Ordre
Roman
Unita Cattolica
London
Turin
Berlin
Germany
Berlin Papers. the Semi-Official Post Closes Its Notice of Mr. Gladstone
Portsea Island Nonconformist Association Inaugurated in Portsea
A Portsea Island Nonconformist Association inaugural soirée and public meeting were held at the Beneficial Society's Hall Portsea chaired by James Griffin. Speakers outlined aims including promoting civil and religious liberty for Nonconformists, discussion of common matters, and supporting youth education with scholarships.
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Beneficial Society
Portsea
James Griffin
Association
J. G. Rogers
The
Congregational Union
R. F. Jeffrey
S. W. Medhurst
W. Page
B.A
Spurgeon
Havant
R. Y. Roberts
D. Thomas
W. Grigg
W. H. Jellie
H. Barron
H. E. Askell
J. S. Barnes
J. Llewelyan
W. Barnes
Fareham
Florence
Bristoul
F. Williams
J. Billington
J. Eyres
H. J. Allen
H. Kitching
H. Barling
Alderman Ridcutt
Charles Stovel
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Portsea Island
Wycliffe
Mr. Disraeli
Rogers
Manning
Church of Rome
Church of England
Portsea Island Association