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You will say there is a clause which enables him also to exercise spiritual
jurisdiction over “ such other Protestant “ congregations as may be desirous of
placing themselves “ under his authority . ” But I would fain know , whether every
English ...
You will say there is a clause which enables him also to exercise spiritual
jurisdiction over “ such other Protestant “ congregations as may be desirous of
placing themselves “ under his authority . ” But I would fain know , whether every
English ...
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It may be said , indeed , that , though not in his communion , he may exercise
spiritual jurisdiction over them ; nor am I prepared to say , that a Catholic Bishop
has not some jurisdiction or other over every soul in his diocese , Christian and ...
It may be said , indeed , that , though not in his communion , he may exercise
spiritual jurisdiction over them ; nor am I prepared to say , that a Catholic Bishop
has not some jurisdiction or other over every soul in his diocese , Christian and ...
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members of our Church , solemnized in foreign states , not according to the laws
of those states , but according to the rites of the Church of England , have a valid
recognition given to them in our Spiritual Courts . And lastly , when the British ...
members of our Church , solemnized in foreign states , not according to the laws
of those states , but according to the rites of the Church of England , have a valid
recognition given to them in our Spiritual Courts . And lastly , when the British ...
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Here then we have the proposed links of a complete spiritual affinity between
ourselves and the German Protestants . Dr . Alexander , a priest of our Church ,
having - become gifted through the hands of our Bishops with the apostolical
power ...
Here then we have the proposed links of a complete spiritual affinity between
ourselves and the German Protestants . Dr . Alexander , a priest of our Church ,
having - become gifted through the hands of our Bishops with the apostolical
power ...
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hands of the priestly descendants of Augustine at Jerusalem , are thereby called
to as close a spiritual relationship as though it were proposed that they should
kneel beside us at the altar of Canterbury or St . Paul ' s ? Nor is this all . The
unity ...
hands of the priestly descendants of Augustine at Jerusalem , are thereby called
to as close a spiritual relationship as though it were proposed that they should
kneel beside us at the altar of Canterbury or St . Paul ' s ? Nor is this all . The
unity ...
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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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