Anti State Church Meeting Highlights Reform Debate
A lengthy Port Madoc and Dolgelly gathering heard Thomas Charles's remarks on dissent and state churches. Speakers argued the state church system injures religious freedom, with Carnarvon Herald praising temperate debate and steering to abolition efforts.
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Thomas Charles
Charles of
Bala
Pennant
Sethodiats
Williams
J. Carvell Williams
Bangor
Anti-state Church Association
Port Madoc
Anti-statechurch Association
John Jones
Tremadoc
W. Ambrose
W. Jones
John Williams
Dovertty
Independent Chapel
J. C. Williams
Iesq
Antiwtate Church Association
W. Williams
Ivy-House
E. Williams
Dinas
J. Owen
Llanegryn
Samuel Roberts
Waniynmair
R. Roberts
Dolmelyndlyn
J. A. Lloyd, Esq
Liverpool
H. Morgans
Dolgelly
Cadmar Jones
North
Wales
Carvell Williams
O. Richards
Michael Jones
Lewis Edwards
Evans
Simon Jones
Oo Union
Carnarvon Herald
York
Merchants’ Hall
T. Watkinson
Wilkinson
Christian Church
Messrs. Casson
Watkinson
E. Miall Esq
J.gordon
James Baker
Rome papal decree creates English Catholic hierarchy
The Apostolic Letter proclaims the re establishment of a Catholic hierarchy in England with Westminster as the archiepiscopal see and twelve suffragan dioceses. It outlines districts for London York Lancaster Nottingham Birmingham Northampton Plymouth Clifton and others including Surrey Sussex Kent and Wales. The move aims to foster Catholic growth amid ongoing schism history notes earlier papal letters and Benedict XIV guidance.
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Rome
England
Apostolic Letter
Augustin
Gregory the Great
Gregory XV
Urban
Great Britain
London
Weatminster
Middlesex
Essex
Hertford
Southwark
Westminster
Berks
Southampton
Surrey
Sussex
Kent
Isles of Wight
Jersey
Guernsey
Isles
Hagglestown
York
Beverley
Llangaster
Liverpool
Isle of Man
Lronsdale
Amounderness
West Derby
Gloucester
Somerset
Wilts
Clifton
Davon
Dorset
Cornwall
Nottingham
Derby
Leicester
Lincoln
Rutland
Birmingham
Staffordshire
Warwickshire
Buckinghamshire
Oxfordshire
Northampton