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...third and last of the series of conferences on "The Divinity of Our Lord," conducted by Rev. Alexander Mann, D.D., rector of Trinity Church, Boston, under the auspices of the St. Paul's Society, will be held in the parlor of Phillips Brooks House this evening at 7.15 o'clock. Dr. Mann will briefly summarize the two preceeding addresses and will then discuss "The Christ of History, the Christ of the New Testament, as faithfully portrayed and set forth in the Creeds of the Catholic Church." The conference will begin promptly and will be over before 8 o'clock...
February 7--Rev. Alexander Mann D.D., rector of Trinity Church, Boston...
February 14--Rev. W. H. Lyon D.D., rector of First Unitarian Church, Brookline...
Professor S. M. Macvane '73 gave a lecture last night in the New Lecture Hall on "The Church Crisis in France." The laws against the Church, he said, began in 1789, when the tithes due to the church were suppressed and its estates confiscated. Then the civil constitution for clergy, providing for the payment of church officers out of state funds was passed, but rejected by the Church. With the Revolution came the secularization of church properties, lasting until Napoleon's Concordat, which provided that mandates of the Pope should have no effect without the consent of the King. Although...
...condition of education aroused investigation, resulting in the passage of laws providing for public schools. These laws were later on handicapped by those forbidding members of church organizations to teach in the schools. Then a law was passed allowing associations to be formed, although it also required those already formed to become authorized by the government. In many cases this was not done, and the resulting confiscation of property by the state aroused a great outery...