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Page 14
... nine Articles ? If so , the Protestant Dissenters , whose ministers , under the
Toleration Act 1 W . & M . c . 18 , were required to subscribe all those Articles
except the 34th , 35th , 36th , and part of the 20th , must in all fairness be admitted
.
... nine Articles ? If so , the Protestant Dissenters , whose ministers , under the
Toleration Act 1 W . & M . c . 18 , were required to subscribe all those Articles
except the 34th , 35th , 36th , and part of the 20th , must in all fairness be admitted
.
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( Baptismal Rubric ) , and these sponsors must previously have received the holy
communion , ( Canon 29 ) , to which they cannot be admitted until such time as
they be confirmed , or be ready and desirous to be confirmed , ( Confirmation ...
( Baptismal Rubric ) , and these sponsors must previously have received the holy
communion , ( Canon 29 ) , to which they cannot be admitted until such time as
they be confirmed , or be ready and desirous to be confirmed , ( Confirmation ...
Page 19
They will show that no layman can be admitted to communion except by a regular
process of adoption into the spiritual family . Baptized , confirmed , * conforming
to the English Liturgy , must every man be who is received into full communion ...
They will show that no layman can be admitted to communion except by a regular
process of adoption into the spiritual family . Baptized , confirmed , * conforming
to the English Liturgy , must every man be who is received into full communion ...
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But this question is rendered unnecessary by the authoritative declaration , that
these Protestant congregations are to be admitted to the communion of Bishop
Alexander ' s Church . * But then you will ask , what was the case with the
Amecan ...
But this question is rendered unnecessary by the authoritative declaration , that
these Protestant congregations are to be admitted to the communion of Bishop
Alexander ' s Church . * But then you will ask , what was the case with the
Amecan ...
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Now , it seems to be admitted as a general rule , that both civil and ecclesiastical
offences are of local jurisdiction , and , moreover , that unless t by the “ comity of
nations , ” showing itself in express or tacit consent , no foreign laws can by any ...
Now , it seems to be admitted as a general rule , that both civil and ecclesiastical
offences are of local jurisdiction , and , moreover , that unless t by the “ comity of
nations , ” showing itself in express or tacit consent , no foreign laws can by any ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Bishopric of the United Church of England and Ireland at Jerusalem, Considered in a Letter to a Friend |
| Author | James R. Hope |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | C.J. Stewart, 1842 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | 19 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 94 pages |
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