Church schools and denominational aims stir public opinion
An editorial laments sectarianism in EnglishChurch debates over school boards and state aid to religion. It attacks Guardian coverage of Church schools, discusses Westminster scandal, and notes a Victorian bill abolishing state aid to religion, signaling a shift toward secular funding and ongoing church-state tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
the Guardian
The
Guardian
Freeman
Westminster
R. Miles
Diocese of
Lincoln
Miles
Church of England
Christendom
State Aid to Religion in Victoria
Report notes the ongoing bill to abolish state aid to religion, accepted in principle in the Assembly but facing danger in the Upper House. Debate centers on expediency, governor’s instructions, and potential terms offering five years of aid before abolition. Other items include church matters, academia, and religious/theological notes from various colleges and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Bath and Wells
Victoria
Melbourne
F. J. Sargood
London
O’shanassy
Melbourne Argus
A’ Beckett
O'Shanassy
Papal Infallibility Sparks German Catholic Protest
A German movement parallels fifteenth century resistance with professors in Nuremberg protesting the Pope's infallibility and urging an ecumenical council outside Italy. Cologne's Zeitung notes Bishop Hetele's refusal, with Tubingen faculty backing him. Cardinal Antonelli’s letter to English faithful is read aloud by Archbishop Manning, clarifying that Vatican Council's apostolic constitution is immediately binding and universally obligatory.
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Germany
Nuremberg
Italy
Cologne
Rothenberg
Hetele
Tubingen
Antonelli
Rome
Brussels
Manning
England
Holy See
Vatican
Vatican Basilica
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Marquis of
Bute
Catholic Education Crisis Fund
Launceston
Tasmania
Browne
Balliol College
Oxford
Jowett
Baptist Union
University Auth
Trinity College
Christ's
Bricuron
Elphinstone
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Henry Hebbbert
High Court of Judicature
Bombay
Robert Phillimore
Father Surfielo
Manchester Guardian
Father Suffield
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