Essays on the Irish Church, by clergymen of the established Church in IrelandParker, 1866 - 330 стор. |
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... native race have for the most part retained the Romish faith . But though such vain hopes may have been entertained , both Churches were established not as missionary Churches , but as State Churches to which the civil power com- manded ...
... native race have for the most part retained the Romish faith . But though such vain hopes may have been entertained , both Churches were established not as missionary Churches , but as State Churches to which the civil power com- manded ...
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... native Ministers , and of vernacular Scriptures and Liturgy . - 37 . Hindered by the political con- dition of the country , by the general disaffection and aversion towards England , and , -38 . Above all , by the intrigues of the Court ...
... native Ministers , and of vernacular Scriptures and Liturgy . - 37 . Hindered by the political con- dition of the country , by the general disaffection and aversion towards England , and , -38 . Above all , by the intrigues of the Court ...
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and even some Christian teachers , would probably be found . The native converts would , of course , under such circumstances be few and isolated , and confined to the most frequented parts of the coast , namely , the south and south ...
and even some Christian teachers , would probably be found . The native converts would , of course , under such circumstances be few and isolated , and confined to the most frequented parts of the coast , namely , the south and south ...
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... native candidates for the ministry , and instructed the people around them in the principles of Christianity . Though of the nature of monasteries , these establishments were by no means at first so rigid in their rules as such ...
... native candidates for the ministry , and instructed the people around them in the principles of Christianity . Though of the nature of monasteries , these establishments were by no means at first so rigid in their rules as such ...
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... native British bishops , and his successor Laurentius took much pains to bring them and the Irish bishops and abbots to conformity with what had now become the practice of the rest of Western Christendom . In a letter addressed to the ...
... native British bishops , and his successor Laurentius took much pains to bring them and the Irish bishops and abbots to conformity with what had now become the practice of the rest of Western Christendom . In a letter addressed to the ...
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