The Civil Law And the Church
The Civil Law And the Church
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(N. Y.) 308.
The vestry has the power to appoint and remove the rector; the congregation has no power of removal. Stubbs V Vestry of St. John's Ch. 96 Md. 267.
The provision of the New York religious societies act of 1813, section 8, which provides for fixing the salary of a minister by a vote of the congregation, does not apply to Protestant Episcopal churches. A call to a parish and its acceptance and consequent entry upon the duties of tho office of its minister, are all which we have in thi...s country resembling the presentation, admission, and induction of the English Church, and neither these terms nor the cere- monies indicated are known to our law as applicable to any of our churches. The congregation, in the manner indicated by the law of the land, and in case of Episcopal churches by their vestry, call a clergyman to exercise his functions in their parish and fix his compensation. The term "institu- tion" in English ecclesiastical law is applied to the investi- ture of the spiritual as induction is to that of the temporal part of the benefice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(N. Y.) 308.
The vestry has the power to appoint and remove the rector; the congregation has no power of removal. Stubbs V Vestry of St. John's Ch. 96 Md. 267.
The provision of the New York religious societies act of 1813, section 8, which provides for fixing the salary of a minister by a vote of the congregation, does not apply to Protestant Episcopal churches. A call to a parish and its acceptance and consequent entry upon the duties of tho office of its minister, are all which we have in thi...s country resembling the presentation, admission, and induction of the English Church, and neither these terms nor the cere- monies indicated are known to our law as applicable to any of our churches. The congregation, in the manner indicated by the law of the land, and in case of Episcopal churches by their vestry, call a clergyman to exercise his functions in their parish and fix his compensation. The term "institu- tion" in English ecclesiastical law is applied to the investi- ture of the spiritual as induction is to that of the temporal part of the benefice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln, Charles Z. (Charles Zebina), B. 1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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