CHURCH AND STATE CONFLICT.
POPE KXPKCTK!> ACCEPT KKW LAW. AKTI.CL¥IIIL'A L DE.ViONSTRATluN IN ROME. Paws, December 17. The "Figaro gathers from clerical circles that the Pone is expected to accept the new lav.-. There have been some disturbances in provincial town-,, but not of a serious nature. There were violent street demonstrations in Rome on Sunday in sympathy with the French aiHi-cierical ilaiv. Many troops were re<|iiii'cd to restore order. I
DECLARATIONS BY LAYMEN. London, December 17. "The Times" says that notwithstanding Papal and episcopal prohibitions, laymen have registered Paris churches by an ordinary declaration for purposes of worship. Other churches remain open by tolerance. Nonconforming priests are no longer subsidised, but pensions for aged priests are not affected.
The Government maintains that the new Bill accords with the demands of the September Assembly of the bishops —that public worship should be organised on the basis of the Association's law of 1901.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81907, 19 December 1906, Page 3
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152CHURCH AND STATE CONFLICT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81907, 19 December 1906, Page 3
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