Mixed church service in Glen mirrors Presbyterian, Episcopal ties
A bishop conducted a mission service in a shared Glen church building with a mixed congregation of Episcopalians Presbyterians and Roman Catholics. The letter defends the act as lawful and non disruptive to the local church, while critics from The Guardian and other papers question church-state entanglements and disestablishment debates across Britain.
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the Glen
W. Exsor
Moray and
Ross
Guardian
York
Winchester
Worcester
Dr. Philpott
Norman Macleod
Tulloch
York Minster
England
Wilberforce
Londonderry Standard
Archbishop of Canterbury
Scotland
Miall
M.P
Liberation Society
Church of Ireland
Wales
Ireland
Paul
Election of Skipton Grammar School governors sparks equality dispute
Friends of religious equality condemn the Endowed Schools Commissioners plan for Skipton Grammar School as violating the Endowed Schools Act. The upcoming gubernatorial election is seen as a test of commitment to equal treatment across faiths, with delegates urged to demand adherence to statutory limits.
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Skipton Grammar School
Friends of Religious Equality
Liberals face endowments row over school governors
A heated critique charges three commissioners with acting against religious equality in Endowed Schools Act. The piece condemns naming the Rector of Skipton among governors and warns that the scheme risks Anglican dominance and compulsory religious instruction, urging liberal voters to unite and oppose the plan.
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England
Shipton
Skipton
P. C. Kidd
Mr. Forster
Canon Ermysted
Liberal Party
Old Catholics Meet in Munich to Form Anti Infallibility League
Berlin Times correspondent reports that Munich hosts Old Catholics planning an Anti Infallibility League. Leading members are German professors resisting Roman authority as incompatible with their ecclesiastical history. A second group includes scholars blurring creed with modern science, while Liberals seek to preserve the church until more radical changes emerge.
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Berlin
The
Times
Munich
Old Catholics at Munich Congress Debate on Papal Infallibility
The Munich congress discussed Old Catholic responses to the Vatican decrees and the possibility of electing a pope who would renounce infallibility. Delegates weighed episcopal authority, baptism access, and education rights for children while considering a future church or sect separate from the Bavarian Establishment.
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Assembly
Dicumenical Council
Church of Utrecht
Standard
Munich
Herr von Schultz
Déllinger
Michelis
Crefeld
Baron Stauffenberg
Friedrich and
Reinkens
Liano
Germany
Dr. Dollinger
Bavaria
von Schulte
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Craven Pioneer
OLD Catholic Congress
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