A Handbook of Church Law
A Handbook of Church Law
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Orderliness in public worship is secured by the churchwardens and sidemen, who have power to place the parishioners in church, subject to the directions of the Ordinary. They do not appear to have any authority by i88 A HANDBOOK OF CHURCH LAW Church Law to appropriate seats or places permanently to favoured persons, though power is given them by Statute Law to do this^in some new parishes, and to enact pay- ment for the favour. For further security of order the Common Law of England is said to ...allow sidemen and beadles some of the legal powers of a constable within the church. Brawlers or disturbers of divine worship, once restrained by ecclesiastical censures, are now more summarily dealt with by the police and the civil magistrate.
The ritual of public worship for the English Church is contained in the Book of Common Prayer t etc. All ministers in parish churches are required by the sacred canons to observe this ritual ' without either diminishing in regard of preaching, or in any other respect, or adding anything in the matter or form thereof ' ; and it is to be used also in all chapels ' without any omission or alteration ' (Code of 1603, can.
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Orderliness in public worship is secured by the churchwardens and sidemen, who have power to place the parishioners in church, subject to the directions of the Ordinary. They do not appear to have any authority by i88 A HANDBOOK OF CHURCH LAW Church Law to appropriate seats or places permanently to favoured persons, though power is given them by Statute Law to do this^in some new parishes, and to enact pay- ment for the favour. For further security of order the Common Law of England is said to ...allow sidemen and beadles some of the legal powers of a constable within the church. Brawlers or disturbers of divine worship, once restrained by ecclesiastical censures, are now more summarily dealt with by the police and the civil magistrate.
The ritual of public worship for the English Church is contained in the Book of Common Prayer t etc. All ministers in parish churches are required by the sacred canons to observe this ritual ' without either diminishing in regard of preaching, or in any other respect, or adding anything in the matter or form thereof ' ; and it is to be used also in all chapels ' without any omission or alteration ' (Code of 1603, can.
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