Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Content
- Editor's Note
- Introduction
- Pre-Reformation Statutes
- The Book of Spiritual Laws and Customs, 1577
- Spiritual Ordinances of 1594
- The Customary Laws Of 1598
- Early Seventeenth-Century Convocations
- Spiritual Ordinances and Customary Laws, 1643
- The Injunction of 1658
- The Instructions of Bishop Barrow, 1663
- The Accustomed Unwritten Ecclesiastical Laws, 1667
- The Convocations Of 1680
- The Convocation Of 26 July 1683
- The Convocation Of 17 August 1685
- The Proclamation of Bishop Levinz, 1690
- The Act Against Non-Residence, 1696
- The Convocation of 3 February 1704
- The Convocations Of Bishop Thomas Wilson, 1704-54
- Bishop Mark Hildesley (1755-72)
- Bishop Richard Richmond (1773-80)
- Bishop George Mason (1780-3)
- Bishop Claudius Crigan (1784-1813)
- Bishop George Murray (1814-27)
- Bishop William Ward (1828-38)
- Bishop James Bowstead (1838-40)
- Bishop Henry Pepys (1840-1)
- Bishop Thomas Vowler Short (1841-6)
- Bishop Walter Augustus Shirley (1846-7)
- Bishop Robert John Eden (1847-54)
- Bishop Horatio Powys (1854-77)
- Bishop Wilson's Parochial Libraries
- Bishops in the Isle of Man
- Lords of Man
- Governors and Lieutenant-Governors of the Isle of Man
- The Parishes and Chaplaincies of the Isle of Man
- Chronological List of the Clergy by Parishes
- Index of the Clergy (Alphabetical)
- Bibliography
- Index of References to Holy Scripture
- Index of Persons and Places
- Index Of Subjects
The Convocation Of 17 August 1685
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 January 2024
- Frontmatter
- Content
- Editor's Note
- Introduction
- Pre-Reformation Statutes
- The Book of Spiritual Laws and Customs, 1577
- Spiritual Ordinances of 1594
- The Customary Laws Of 1598
- Early Seventeenth-Century Convocations
- Spiritual Ordinances and Customary Laws, 1643
- The Injunction of 1658
- The Instructions of Bishop Barrow, 1663
- The Accustomed Unwritten Ecclesiastical Laws, 1667
- The Convocations Of 1680
- The Convocation Of 26 July 1683
- The Convocation Of 17 August 1685
- The Proclamation of Bishop Levinz, 1690
- The Act Against Non-Residence, 1696
- The Convocation of 3 February 1704
- The Convocations Of Bishop Thomas Wilson, 1704-54
- Bishop Mark Hildesley (1755-72)
- Bishop Richard Richmond (1773-80)
- Bishop George Mason (1780-3)
- Bishop Claudius Crigan (1784-1813)
- Bishop George Murray (1814-27)
- Bishop William Ward (1828-38)
- Bishop James Bowstead (1838-40)
- Bishop Henry Pepys (1840-1)
- Bishop Thomas Vowler Short (1841-6)
- Bishop Walter Augustus Shirley (1846-7)
- Bishop Robert John Eden (1847-54)
- Bishop Horatio Powys (1854-77)
- Bishop Wilson's Parochial Libraries
- Bishops in the Isle of Man
- Lords of Man
- Governors and Lieutenant-Governors of the Isle of Man
- The Parishes and Chaplaincies of the Isle of Man
- Chronological List of the Clergy by Parishes
- Index of the Clergy (Alphabetical)
- Bibliography
- Index of References to Holy Scripture
- Index of Persons and Places
- Index Of Subjects
Summary
In capella sive ecclesia Sanctae Mariae apud Douglas decimo septimo die mensis Augusti anno Domini 1685.
Convocatio habita eodem die et loco presbyterorum et curatorum coram reverendo in Christo patre Domino Baptista providentia divina episcopo Sodorensi et Monensi.253 Ita decretum est:
1. That every minister in his particular church do every Sunday catechize the children and youth of his parish in the church according to the catechism provided for that purpose in the service book or Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England, and this to be done in the afternoon service. Provided that some parts of the parish be catechized one day and some another according to the appointment of the minister, till the whole be sufficiently instructed, and then to begin again in the same method. And hereby parents are required to send their children, masters and housekeepers their servants, to the minister to be catechized, in which duty if any shall fail, the minister is to give in the name or names of such offenders to the bishop or in his absence to one of the vicars-general, that they may be punished according to their demerit.
2. That all parsons and vicars licensed do at least once every month preach to their congregations in their several churches, unless they shall be hindered by sickness or other impediment by us to be approved of; that on other Sundays in the morning according as appointed by the canons of the church, read to the people distinctly and with an audible voice one of the homilies licensed by authority.
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- Records of Convocation , pp. 113 - 116Publisher: Boydell & BrewerFirst published in: 2024