Letter Addressed to the Bishops of the Province of Canterbury
Letter Addressed to the Bishops of the Province of Canterbury
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Ibsrnce, die next person under such Governor, with the Dean, or Reader of Divinity, and the Tutor of the Person to whom the testimonial is granted, (such Tutor being in the College, and such PCI son being under the degree of Master of Arts. ) do subscribe their names.
VI. That you admit not any Person to Holy Orders upon letters dimissory, unless they are granted by the Bishop himself, or Guardian of the Spiritualities, sede vucanle; nor unless it be expressed in such letters, that he who grant...s them, has fully satisfied himself of the title and conversation of the Person to whom the letter is granted.
VII. That you make tliligtnt enquiry concerning Curates in your Diocese; and proceed to Ecclesiastical censures against those, who shall presume to serve Cures without being first duly licensed there- unto ; as also against all Incumbents who shall receive and employ them, without first obtaining such license.
VIII. That you do not by any means admit of any Minister, who removes from another Diocese, to serve as a Curate in yours, without the testimony in writing of the Bishop of that Diocese, or Ordinary, of the peculiar Jurisdiction from whence he comes, of his good life, ability, and conformity to the Ecclesiastical Laws of the Church of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ibsrnce, die next person under such Governor, with the Dean, or Reader of Divinity, and the Tutor of the Person to whom the testimonial is granted, (such Tutor being in the College, and such PCI son being under the degree of Master of Arts. ) do subscribe their names.
VI. That you admit not any Person to Holy Orders upon letters dimissory, unless they are granted by the Bishop himself, or Guardian of the Spiritualities, sede vucanle; nor unless it be expressed in such letters, that he who grant...s them, has fully satisfied himself of the title and conversation of the Person to whom the letter is granted.
VII. That you make tliligtnt enquiry concerning Curates in your Diocese; and proceed to Ecclesiastical censures against those, who shall presume to serve Cures without being first duly licensed there- unto ; as also against all Incumbents who shall receive and employ them, without first obtaining such license.
VIII. That you do not by any means admit of any Minister, who removes from another Diocese, to serve as a Curate in yours, without the testimony in writing of the Bishop of that Diocese, or Ordinary, of the peculiar Jurisdiction from whence he comes, of his good life, ability, and conformity to the Ecclesiastical Laws of the Church of England.
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