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Reservation of the Sacrament at Winchester Cathedral, 1931–1935
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 March 2016
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The Revised Prayer Book, though twice rejected by Parliament, was published in 1928 with the notice: ‘The publication of this Book does not directly or indirectly imply that it can be regarded as authorized for use in the churches.’ The bishops set out in July 1929 three principles by which they would guide parishes wishing to use the 1928 Book:
1. They would not regard as inconsistent with loyalty to the Church of England the use of the additions to or deviations from the 1662 Book contained in the 1928 Book. They would regard ‘any other deviations as inconsistent with Church Order’.
2. They would ‘endeavour to secure that the practices which are consistent neither with the Book of 1662 nor with the Book of 1928 shall cease’.
3. They would only permit 1928 usage if agreed to by the Parochial Church Councils and by the parties concerned at occasional offices.
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- Studies in Church History , Volume 35: Continuity and Change in Christian Worship , 1999 , pp. 464 - 477
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- Copyright © Ecclesiastical History Society 1999
References
1 The Book of Common Prayer with The Additions and Deviations Proposed in 1928 (Oxford, 1928), p. v.
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10 Winchester, Cathedral Archives, Selwyn Papers, Letter to Frank Theodore Woods [hereafter FTW] from Edward Gordon Selwyn [hereafter EGS], 5 Oct. 1931. All further unreferenced citations of original letters are from documents in the Selwyn Papers.
11 Letter to EGS from Cyril Foster Garbett [hereafter CFG], 7 July 1932.
12 W. H. Cobb-CFG, 15 Sept 1932.
13 CFG-W. H. Cobb, 26 Sept. 1932.
14 Edith Cobb-CFG, 1 Oct. 1932.
15 W. S. Stcgall-CFG, 15 Oct 1932.
16 CFG-Dr Smith, 17 Oct 1932.
17 W. H. Cobb-CFG, 5 Nov. 1932.
18 Hants and Berks Gazette, 11 Nov. 1932.
19 CFG-EGS, 9 Nov. 1932.
20 EGS-CFG, dated 8 Nov. 1932, probably incorrectly.
21 CFG-Guy H. Guillum Scott, 9 Nov. 1932.
22 A. E. Daldy-CFG, io Dec. 1932.
23 CFG-Lord Selborne, 18 Dec. 1932.
24 CFG-EGS, 18 Dec. 1932.
25 EGS-CFG, 19 Dec. 1932.
26 EGS-Lord Selborne, nd.
27 CFG-EGS, 21 Dec. 1932.
28 CFG-A. E. Daldy, 31 Dec. 1932.
29 W. H. Cobb-CFG, 10 Jan. 1933.
30 A. G Goodman and A. T. P. Williams-CFG, 31 Jan. 1933.
31 CFG-C. H. Boutflower, 1 Feb. 1933.
32 C. H. Boutflower-CFG, 2 Feb. 1933.
33 CFG-EGS, 2 Feb. 1933.
34 CFG-EGS, 3 Feb. 1933.
35 EGS-CFG, 3 Feb. 1933.
36 EGS-CFG, 6 Feb. 1933.
37 Winchester, Cathedral Archives, Dean and Chapter Minute Book 1933.
38 EGS-CFG, 28 Feb. 1933.
39 CFG, ‘Reservation at the Cathedral’, a dictated note made after a conversation between CFG and EGS, 9 May 1933.
40 Note signed F. W. S.
41 CFG-EGS, 8 Nov. 1934.
42 CFG-A. B. L. Karney, 12 Nov. 1934.
43 CFG-A B. L. Karney, 29 Nov. 1934.
44 CFG-A. G. Robinson, 28 Nov. 1934.
45 A. B. L. Karney-CFG, n Dec. 1934.
46 EGS-CFG, 30 Jan. 1935.
47 EGS-CFG, 1 Feb. 1935.
48 CFG-EGS, 14 Feb. 1935.
49 EGS-CFG, 8 March 1935.
50 CFG-A. G. Robinson, 14 March 1935.
51 CFG-EGS, 16 March 1935.
52 CFG-A. B. L. Karney, 16 March 1935.