Rome and Papal Infallibility Debate Move in Catholic Church
The piece surveys Catholic reactions to the impending dogma of Papal infallibility, noting bishops’ expected discussions and Dupanloup’s cautious stance. It cites Dollinger’s critique, Orleans’ bishop opposing universal infallibility, and a Vatican panel including Cardinals Reisach and Callen alongside Westminster and Baltimore archbishops.
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Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Napoleon
Bonnechose
Jeave
Germany
Thomas of
Monsigneur Dupanloup
Paul the Third
Henry VIII
Laval
Mgr. Dupanloup
Marseilles
Orleans
Monseigneur Dupanioup
Monseigneur Dupanloup
Wells Cathedral appoints Ven Arthur Hervey as bishop
The Dean and Chapter of Wells Cathedral elected Ven Arthur Hervey to the bishopric on Thursday. In London, the London Union Society debated bishops in the House of Lords, voting against seats for bishops. The Bishop of Lincoln seeks a suffragan with Notting ham’s Archdeacon Mackenzie or St Mary’s vicar Morse tipped for appointment, a 200 year first in England. Elsewhere, Bible reading in US public schools spurs Catholic protests and court action. The Free Church of Scotland Commission reports on National Education.
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Arthur Hervey
House of Lords
London Union Society
University College
W. A. Miller
F.R.S
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Lincoln
Nottingham
Mackenzie
Morse
St. Mary’s
England
Brmiz
Schoois
America
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Scorann
Free Church of Scotland Commission
Committee On National Education
Prespxteriaan Union
Philadelphia
Old
New School Presbyterian
United States
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Glasgow
Atlantic Cable
Great Britain
Great Britain and Ireland
Campripee Union Society
J. E. Symes
Downing College
Moriarty
Kerry
Rome
Ireland
Oxford
R. F. Clark
St. John’s
Church of England
B.C.L
Mr. Henderson
Wadham
Clark
Earl Lovelace
Earl Zetland
Lord Belper
J. P. Heywood
Lord Houghton
Efertineau
Lord Overstone
Jones Lloyd
London
Debates on Education Bills and Church Affairs Worldwide
A London column reports the Scotch Education Bill criticism and calls to strike religious teaching from schools. American Presbyterians unite plans head to Pittsburg assembly. Oxford resignation over religious tests leads to new moderator. Dublin notes on church reform and lay representation reveal tensions across Anglican and Catholic groups. A critic urges true church reform beyond money and privilege.
Twelve Days Mission Preaching Stirs London Faiths
The Times reports on the Twelve Days Mission now preached in London, noting its novelty for the Church of England but long standing revival practices among Dis senters. The piece highlights growing interest across classes and frames the movement as part of broader revival traditions.
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Church of England
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East Devon Liberal Association
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