Old Catholic Congress Draws Thousands To Debates At Museum
Sunday crowd of about 600 heard Michelis, Pére Hyacinthe, and Reinkens discuss the fight over Papal infallibility and Jesuit expulsion. Michelis argued for state action to expel Jesuits. Hyacinthe praised religious womanhood balanced by reason. Reinkens traced the Vatican dogma to biblical conflict, urging independent judgment. The event followed large Crystal Palace meetings and spurred clergy suspensions and protests across German towns.
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Pére Hyacinthe
Hyacinthecame
Breslau
Reinkens
Friedrich
Germany
Rome
Christ
Crystal Palace
Standard
Pére Hyscinthe
von Schulte
Utrecht
Uber
Munich
Esuit
Déllinger
Munster
Quaderbron
Reichstag
Braunsberg
Vienna
Prussia
Aixt-la-Chapelle
Munich University
von Zchisler
Hafenmeier
Memmingen
Monsignor Kranzler
St. Margaret’s Church
Augsburg
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Tam
Herr Bluntschli
Darmstadt
Herr Kolb
Landtag
Archdeacon Dittrich
Wollmann
Cheney
Chicago
Union
Episcopal Evangelical Union
New York
West Indies
St. Lucia
Church of England
Earl Granville
West India
Rawson
Colenso
Leicestershire
Ripon
Thomas ‘Binney
Australia
Parry
Melbourne
Binney
Andrew Fuller
Broughton
Braybrooke Lodge
Orthamptonshire
Fuller
Fontienen
Bible Distribution and Religious Reforms Across Regions
The piece surveys Bible and gospel distribution in Spain, church finance reforms in Newington, and the Revisers work on Exodus in Westminster. It notes Voysey’s revival services, Irish Presbyterian sustainment progress, an Evangelical schism in the US Episcopal Church, and disestablishment moves in St Lucia with clerical governance details.
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Italy
Newington
the Times
Westminster
St. David’s
Llandaff and
Ely
Voysey
London
Charles Voysey
Healaugh
Yorkshire
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
St. George's Hall
Langham-place
J. Voysey
Irish Presbyterian Church
Smyth
General Assembly
Assembly
Dublin
Homoeopathic Congress Held at Oxford
About fifty homoeopathic practitioners gathered in Oxford to hear papers read and discussed. Dr Hughes of Brighton spoke on therapeutics in relation to modern physiology, and Dr Madden of Condon reported on the topic though absent due to illness. Dr Black of Clifton presented on analogies, prompting debate on dosing. Proceedings ended with a dinner.
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Brighton
Madden
Condon
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Clifton