| Autor: |
McHugh, Mary, McKinney, Stephen J. |
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Innes Review; May2024, Vol. 75 Issue 1, p53-57, 5p |
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This article examines the divisions between the Scottish and Irish clergy in the Western District of Scotland in the mid-nineteenth century. It focuses on the appointment of an Irishman, James Lynch, as Coadjutor Vicar Apostolic and his controversial actions, including his reluctance to sign a receipt for a significant bequest to the Catholic Church in Scotland. The article also discusses concerns about the mismanagement of trust funds by the bishops and the legal case brought by a priest, John Carmont, regarding the Mitchell Trust. The disputes between the Scottish and Irish clergy overshadowed the importance of properly managing trust funds. [Extracted from the article] |
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