Fragmentary Church Resistance Signals Change in Faith
The passage discusses rising internal challenges within the Church to traditional Christian authority, noting that long held resistance is eroding as new forces gain influence, implying a shift in religious dynamics and public perception.
Archbishops visit and the laity in the Church reform program
The Archbishop of Canterbury defends lay influence in church governance and notes laity roles in charities and Sunday schools while criticizing autocratic clerical power. The piece contrasts this with Catholic reforms inspired by Father Ayacinthe and discusses broader tensions between Church and State and prospects for disestablishment.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Folkestone
Church of England
Debate Over Father Hyacinthe Leader of a New Reformation
The text weighs Father Hyacinthe's letter and its likely effect on the Liberal party at the Ecumenical Council. It notes the Pope is expected to have a majority and asks whether Hyacinthe will spearhead a new reform movement, while cautioning against premature judgments about his protest.
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Oxford Journal
England
Ireland
Wales
Cornwall
Scotland
Inquirer
le Lien
Kegan Paul
Sturminster
Paul
Redbourne
St. Alban’s
Guardian
Spectator
Ayacinthe
Rome
Ife
Father Hyacinthe
Reconstruction of the Irisis Church Dominates Dublin and Cork Talks
A broad fundraising surge supports Rebuilding the Irisis Church with major gifts from the Earl of Derby and Mr. Peck. A Cork conference debates lay versus clerical representation, voting methods, and the future of the General Synod amid ritualism concerns and efforts to unite denominational groups.
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Armagh
Dublin
Leinster
Abercorn
the Express
Earl of Derby
Peck
Mid-Surrey
Haniskerry
Posnett
Lord Powerscourt
Times
Cork
Cloyne
Ross
Protestant Hall
Woodroofe
St. Donlough’s
Monkstown
Macdonnell
Caulfield
Betham
England
Church of Rome
Molyneux Betham
John Dockrill
Tankerville Chamberlain
Ile
Chamberlain