Disciple of the Sacred Heart Told of Visionary’s Pain and Gift
A female seer describes intense pain and visions after a spiritual encounter. She says the Saviour took her heart, left a burning memory, and commanded belief to convert others. She claims seventy visions and the burden to lead unbelievers to the right path, receiving the designation Disciple of the Sacred Heart. The Univers cites English pilgrimage criticisms and predicts English Catholic futures.
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Sacred Heart
Univers
Paray-le-Monial
Jewish college planned at Portsea in 1874
The piece notes plans to open a Jewish college at Portsea on January 1, 1874 for training young men as Jewish divines on orthodox Judaical principles with support from leading figures, and discusses broader religious tensions among bishops and ritualists in Durham and related cases. It also surveys religious newspaper activity in America and Vatican-era moves toward a Roman Catholic university in England.
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Portsea
Hermanner
Tre Bisner
Durham
St. Oswald
America
Rowell
Chicago Daily Tribune
United States
Episcop Lang
England
Ireland
London University
S.P.G
Madagascar
Pool
Antananarivo
Propagation Society
Wesleyan Society
Rernxens
Bishorp
Germany
Reinkens
Luther
Phrase on leadership as steward versus ruler
A reflection contrasts governance as stewardship, warning that ecclesiastical rigidity and indifference threaten the church. It faulted Western Church Romanism as fostering both dangers, framing them as powerful yet negative forces.
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God
Inquirer
Religious and Denominational News Highlights
Reports from Fulbourn and Oldbury note the invitation to join the Independent Church. Jerusalem hosts five Protestant schools with over one hundred pupils, while Palestine counts twenty five Protestant schools and about one thousand pupils. The Evangelical Alliance calls for a week of universal prayer January 4 to 11. In Wolverhampton Queen Street Chapel shows funds and mission support, and in Wigan Rev. Collier receives affectionate tributes upon leaving. Elberfeld hosts multiple church conferences and anniversary events. Tahiti reports open churches funded locally. a Jubilee for Dr Johnston of Limekilns presents a thousand guineas and honors from church leaders.
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T. G. Crippen
Fulbourn
Cambs
Oldbury
Birmingham
Jerusalem
Palestine
Council of the Evangelical Alliance
New York
Wolverhampton
Queen-street Chapel
Wigan
F. G. Collier
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
St. Paul’s
Messrs
Clayton and
Griffiths
Clement A. Bryer
Congregational Church
Wells
Somerset
J. Marsden
B.A
Somerset Association
J. E. Drover
A. Morton Brown
W. Mead
Eople
Elberfeld
Prussia
Tract Society
Germany
Rhine
Emerich
Ellington (Union
Radcliff
F. S. W. Wood
John Foster
Claylands Chapel
London
Radeliff
J. Packer
John Forster
Henderson
Tahiti
English Independent
J. L. Green
Puen
Correspondence on the United Presbyterians and Scottish churches
The writer rebukes the Standard for misrepresenting the United Presbyterian Church and its pulpits. He argues the U P’s do not retain old Presbyterian formula in full and notes ministers sign the Confession with qualifications. He stresses Westminster standards and the rise of voluntaryism within the U P church and its impact on communion.
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Stanley
U.p.’S
U.P
Kirk of Scotland
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterians
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Limekilns
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