New Luther figure defends Catholic loyalty amid reform
In a lengthy interview, Dr. Dillinger rejects sympathy with Protestantism and rejects schism. He insists on remaining within the Catholic Church while reforming it, cites past writings on Eucharist and Luther, and notes friction with Ultramontanism. He contrasts German clerical autonomy with French obedience and denies any plan for church–state separation in Bavaria.
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Luther
Catherine Born
Hell
D. Dillinger
Saurin
England
Déllinger
Rome
France
Germany
Bavaria
TPH
Doubt and resolve in Dr. Dollinger’s stance
The writer opines Dollinger believes his movement will be swept away by rationalism and scepticism. He notes Dollinger’s ill at ease, the untenable position, and hints he may submit soon. The comparison shifts from Luther to Lacordaire, signaling internal conflict.
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Dr. Dollinger
Luther
Lacordaire
Bavaria views on Dellinger Alt Katholik movement
In Bavaria a Literary Churchman observer notes cautious optimism about the Dellinger Alt Katholik movement while warning of political and religious pitfalls. State support appears mixed, with anti Ultramontane aims, and fears that secular powers may prefer a limited reform over a full Catholic restoration. The issue hinges on broader German politics and church dynamics as Cardinal Maret retracts a council pamphlet.
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Bavaria
Germany
Déllinger
Alt- Katholik
Rome
Dr. Dallinger
Dalinger
Omething
Great Meeting of Swiss Catholics in Friburg Reach Crowd in 19th Century
About 2000 Swiss Catholics gathered in Friburg for the thirteenth Pius Verein meeting. Delegates from all cantons attended. Mass was held at St Nicholas Cathedral. a speech by Mgr. Marisley followed. A notable address warned against liberalism and urged defending faith, with a Capuchinate speaker contrasting liberalism and Catholic doctrine. The plan to telegram an address to the Pope was approved. The gathering adjourned to a courtyard platform for the proceedings.
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Friburg
Pius Verein
Switzerland
Bernese Jura
Geneva
Valais
Aargau
Lucerne
St. Gall
Tessin
M. Th. de Scherrer
M. Gendre
Holy Father
Luther
Guizot
Conservative Catholicism Praised At Banquet In Solothurn
A sermon praising chastisement and opposing liberalism received enthusiastic applause at a banquet for over 1,000 guests. Mgr Marisley pledged readiness to stand in the breach for justice and truth. A Solothurn despatch notes Swiss Old Catholic delegates backing a Confederation revision for religious liberty.
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Mgr. Marisley
Solothurn
Committee of the
National Council
Liberal Catholics
Government and Nonconformists in the Education Act Debate
The article critiques Liberal handling of the Education Act and Endowed Schools Act 1869. It argues Forster’s department imposes denominational aims, curtailing popular input and endorsing sectarian schooling through 25th clause fee payments. Portsmouth Portmouth Southampton boards defend unsectarian aims, while Liberal leaders back denominational influence.
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Liberal
Education Department
Forster
Portsmouth
Walsall
Southampton
Portsmouth School Board
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