A History of the English Church
A History of the English Church
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, some nine in number, regarding re- ligion, including the Act for the election of Bishops, the Act for receiving in both kinds, the Acts which abrogated the laws for the marriage of priests, the Acts for putting away the old service books and images, the two Acts of uni- formity which established the first and second Prayer Books of Edward VI. The Latin use, too, was restored. As yet silence was observed in the matter of the Roman Obedience. The result of a protracted debate in convocation was..., that by a large majority the Mass was restored, and celibacy once more enjoined upon the English clergy. Articles were also passed in the Upper House affirming Transubstantiation, the adora- tion and reservation of the Eucharist, and communion in one kind only. This important convocation, as far as official Acts could do so, destroyed the Reformation. Before the 156 THE REFORMATION end of the first year of Mary's reign, the Latin Service was ordered to be universally used ; married priests were no longer to officiate, and the ancient ceremonies of the Mediaeval Church which had been abolished were restored.
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, some nine in number, regarding re- ligion, including the Act for the election of Bishops, the Act for receiving in both kinds, the Acts which abrogated the laws for the marriage of priests, the Acts for putting away the old service books and images, the two Acts of uni- formity which established the first and second Prayer Books of Edward VI. The Latin use, too, was restored. As yet silence was observed in the matter of the Roman Obedience. The result of a protracted debate in convocation was..., that by a large majority the Mass was restored, and celibacy once more enjoined upon the English clergy. Articles were also passed in the Upper House affirming Transubstantiation, the adora- tion and reservation of the Eucharist, and communion in one kind only. This important convocation, as far as official Acts could do so, destroyed the Reformation. Before the 156 THE REFORMATION end of the first year of Mary's reign, the Latin Service was ordered to be universally used ; married priests were no longer to officiate, and the ancient ceremonies of the Mediaeval Church which had been abolished were restored.
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