Nonconformists and Education Debate in The Spectator
The Spectator excerpt argues Nonconformists support an alliance opposing establishment while defending religion, and criticizes Mr Morley and Ultramontane views on education. It notes Miall and colleagues act sincerely for religion and describes tensions over unsectarian schooling and Irish University Bill reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miall
John Morley
The Future Policy of the Liberal Party
F Harrison argues the Liberal Party must abandon clerical ties and pursue strict secular neutrality to survive. He contends clerical influence has weakened liberal unity, strengthened Conservative forces, and risks England returning to an established church politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harrison
Liberal Party
Boro
Europe
England
Church of England
Church and State in Germany in the Ultramontane Clash
A detailed survey of ecclesiastical politics across German states shows bishops and chapter members resisting new laws, with penalties for illegal priest appointments and excommunications provoking formal government action. Reports from Breslau Posen Fulda Bavaria and Rhenish Prussia note protests riots and official countermeasures while Old Catholics press for state subordinated church structure and Switzerland records Liberal gains in St Gall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Posen
Monsignor
Ledochowski
Silesia
Duke of
Ratibor
Breslau
Fulda
Bavaria
School Sisters
Eichstadt
Rhine
Tréves
Cologne
Rhenish
Prussia
Dusseldorf
Steele
Rohert
Germany
Switzerland
St. Gall
Tyrol
Supreme Court of
Berlin
Government to pay salary to Archbishop Ledochowski
A telegram to the Morning Post reports the German Government will provide a salary to Archbishop Ledochowski from public funds after officially recognizing Old Catholic Bishop Reinkens. The Crown favors a people’s vote, so a special charge in the November Diet estimates is expected to fund the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledochowski
Morning Post
Reinkens
Gregory the Great and the Papacy in Church History
A historical note on Pope Gregory the Great and his stance toward imperial and patriarchal authority. It discusses his rejected, then later accepted, title Universal Bishop and the humility asserted as foundation for papal primacy, with references to Baur and Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Baur
East
Constantinople
Pater
John Jegunator
Peter
Holy Catholic Church
F.C. Baur
H. C. Leonard
Bognor
Maurice
Chalcedon
Rome
Boniface III
Phocas
Pius IX
Candidacy Withdrawn and Pilgrimage Proposals Feature in Briefs
The Scotsman reports Hon and Rev A G Douglas has withdrawn from Argyll and the Isles bishopric citing a need for a diocese chosen for all parts. Proposals aim for three English RC pilgrimages to Winchester Canterbury and Westminster Abbey in honour of the Sacred Heart and the Agony in the Garden. The Edinburgh Presbytery meets privately as Dr Wallace denies heresy charges in his defense. Austria moves consider bills on theology studies and advowsons the Reichsrat debating church law reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsman
A. G. Douglas
Argyll and the Isles
St. Swithin’s
Winchester
St. Thomas
Canterbury
Edward the Confessor
Westminster Abbey
Garden of Olives
Wallacre
Edinburgh
Wallace
Cuuren
Austria
Reichsrath
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