Ecclesiastical Liberty and Worldly Bondage Discussed
A fragment critiques church liberty as a coercive worldly constraint not rooted in Christian spirituality. The writer denounces archiepiscopal strain as alien to faith and laments its worldly aims, calling it a shrill cry over Irish church matters and urging dignity beyond earthly gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Ecclesiastical notes and church states emerges in debate
The piece surveys Puseyism and dissenters amid church reforms and the drift toward disestablishment. It notes clerical salaries and aid as state churchism, lists London churches closed for repairs, reports declines in Church Sunday schools, and records the death of Baptist minister J. E. Yeadon with tribute to his Nonconformist service.
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Vaughan
Jeune
Peterborough
Haines
St. George's
Wigan
Pastoral Aid Society
Church Pastoral Aid Society
The
Guardian
Rowsell
Ripon
St. Mary Woolnoth
Lombardspree
R. Dear
St. Michael Bassishaw
Basinghall
J. E. Yeadon
Whitchurch
Yeadon
Archdeacon Allen
England
Disestablishment Address at St George’s Church Sermon
Dr Vaughan urges disestablishment concerns as St George’s vestry shifts to voluntary monthly offertories for church upkeep. He warns that the Church of England faces a shift to voluntary funding and questions the state role, while stressing the congregation’s spiritual health and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Vaughan
St. George's Church
Scholfield
C. W. Hatfield
Vaughan
Judah
Athalia
House of God
Church of England
Peterborough
Christ’s Church
England
Church
Christ
God
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Dr. Pusey
Mr. Burgon
Pr. Pusey
Poe
Peter
J. B. M’cail
A.K.C
St. Michael's
Wood-street
C. Hume
St Alban’s
H. J. Cummins
St. Matthew
Friday-street
Simpson
Old
Broad-street
Pr. Vivian
T. W. Rent
St. Ethelburga
Bishopsgate
J. M. Rodwell
St. Edmund, King and Martyr
Lombard-street
P. G. Hill
Lyne
Scotland
National Society
Durham
Lancashire
Hertfordshire
Oxfordshire
Sussex
Gloucestershire
Worcestershire
Doncaster