...this with the li^ok of Common Prayer of the Church of England, in which it will ulso appear that the Church is far from intending to depart from the Church...worship, or further than local circumstances require." And this is interpreted »s declaring as a general enunciation thut this Church holds herself bound...

...is placed beyond doubt, by the declaration in the Preface to the Prayer Book, that we do not intend to depart ' from the Church of England in any essential point of doctrine ; ' by the retention of the Preface for Trinity Sunday in the Office for Holy Communion, and by the...

...doctrine. They also relied, as we still rely, on those golden words in the preface of our Prayer Book : ' This Church is far from intending to depart from the...or further than local circumstances require.' " The Bishop gives the following historical explanation :— "Three prominent elements were felt in our earlier...

...PnjyerBook. In the preface to our American Prayer-Book those who revised it say, " It will also appear that this Church is far from intending to depart from...or further than local circumstances require." The revisers of our American Prayer-Book did not intend to deprive us of any privilege belonging to us...

...liturgy, the American revisers state in- the preface to their Book of Common Prayer that " this (American) church is far from intending to depart from the church...worship ; or further than local circumstances require." It is customary to include in the English and the American Book of Common Prayer the " Articles of...

...liturgy, the American revisers state in the preface to their Book of Common Prayer that " this (American) church is far from intending to depart from the church,...doctrine. discipline, or worship ; or further than locsl circumstances require." It is customary to include in the English and the American Book of Common...

...the Episcopalians of Con! necticut to be their bishop and had been consell crated, Nov. 14., 1774. by three Scottish bishops. The doctrinal standards...corresponded in number and extent with the states ; but, in 1 834, a division of the state dioceses began. Each diocese has a diocesan convention, wnich meets...

...preface to her Prayer Book, ratified and established in 1789, the American Church declared herself to be 'far from intending to depart from the Church of England...worship, or further than local circumstances require.' Yet within these limits ' local circumstances ' have given a very marked complexion of her own to the...

...sub46 mission to the Roman Curia. This is proved by the Preface to the Book of Com85th Section. land in any essential point of doctrine, discipline, or worship, or further than local 1 circumstances may require." And the Journals of 1785 and 1786 (vi.) show that 3 upon this basis,...

...book. I remind you, that it has been done under the almost covenant declaration of the compilers of it, that " this Church is far from intending to depart...worship ; or further than local circumstances require." Whatever there is in the language which I have quoted, which can be interpreted as essential to either...