The Little Manx Nation - 1891
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So the Bishops were required to confine themselves to keepingtheir own house in order. The Norse Constitution established in Man byKing Orry made no effort to overthrow the Celtic Church founded by St. Patrick, and corrupted by his Welsh successors, but it curtailed itsliberties, and reduced its dignity. It demanded as an act of fealty thatthe Bishop or chief Baron should hold the stirrup of the King's saddle, as he mounted his horse at Tynwald. But it still suffered the Bishop andcertain of hi...s clergy to sit in the highest court of the legislature. The Church ceased to be purely Celtic; it became Celto-Scandinavian, otherwise Manx. It was under the Archbishop of Drontheim for itsMetropolitan, and its young clergy were sent over to Drontheim to beeducated. Its revenues were apportioned after the most apostolic manner;one-third of the tithes to the Bishop for his maintenance, the supportof his courts, his churches, and (miserable conclusion! ) his prisons;one-third to the priests, and the remaining third to the relief of thepoor and the education of youth.
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So the Bishops were required to confine themselves to keepingtheir own house in order. The Norse Constitution established in Man byKing Orry made no effort to overthrow the Celtic Church founded by St. Patrick, and corrupted by his Welsh successors, but it curtailed itsliberties, and reduced its dignity. It demanded as an act of fealty thatthe Bishop or chief Baron should hold the stirrup of the King's saddle, as he mounted his horse at Tynwald. But it still suffered the Bishop andcertain of hi...s clergy to sit in the highest court of the legislature. The Church ceased to be purely Celtic; it became Celto-Scandinavian, otherwise Manx. It was under the Archbishop of Drontheim for itsMetropolitan, and its young clergy were sent over to Drontheim to beeducated. Its revenues were apportioned after the most apostolic manner;one-third of the tithes to the Bishop for his maintenance, the supportof his courts, his churches, and (miserable conclusion! ) his prisons;one-third to the priests, and the remaining third to the relief of thepoor and the education of youth.
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