Pilgrimage and Protestant Catholic Unity Questioned
The author critiques the idea of cross denominational pilgrimages as a path to unity. He argues for near home acts of charity over distant journeys, urging Protestants and Catholics to recognize true saints in living good deeds rather than ritual pilgrimages. Walking should educate mind and charity, not merely travel.
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Handel
Wesley and Whitefield
Monsignor Patterson
Pontigny
Sheba
St. Edmund
Monsigtor Patterson
Manning
Europe
Christendom
Cook
Church Patronage Debate Marks Carlisle Conference
Ecclesiastical notes report a Carlisle Diocesan Conference where bishops urged reform of church patronage and condemned livings sales. The piece cites the Daily Telegraph critique, notes on Dona tives, and a broad push toward curbing patronage traffic amid broader Church of England tensions with Parliament and secular power.
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Scotland
Telegraph
Three Kingdoms
Casar
Church of Ireland
Church of England
A. Bovay
Herne Bay
Church Association
Charles Wood
English Church Union
Europe
Judicial Committee
Sierra Leone
Henry Pegg
Thomas Carbuth
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Carlisle
Exeter
Manchester
Daily Press
Daily Telegraph