The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-06 00:00:00

T AIINTON.
THE WOODARD SCHOOLS.
To at Allier.

The question has often bees asked. and never yet, I
believe, publicly answered. "Who are the Woodard
trustees r From Si. Nicholas (Lancing) Calendar I find
that their names are as follows :—The Marquis of Salim-
hury, Mr. Beresford Hops, Mr. J. (3. Hubbard. and Sir
Percival Heywood. All these, with the exception of
I. ird Salsbury, are well known as Ritualistic leaders. Mr.
lieresford Hope and lb. Hubbard were the founders of
the two earliest Ritualistic churches in London—AU
Saints, Margaret-street, and St. Alhan's Holborn. respec-
tively. Sir Percival Heywood is the patron of the Rev.
Sidney Green, of Miles Platting, • clergyman recently
suspended by the Court of Archie for the usual ladles.
and Romish practices. Lud Salisbury, though not so
prominent in the Ritualistic world as the other three
trustees, has always been ready to use his influence on
behalf of the Puseyite party notably in his opposition to
the Pabbc Worship Regulation Act, and in his support,
as chairman of the Middlesex mairistrates, of the appoint-
ment of a member of the Holy Cross Society to the
chaplaincy of the House of Detention, ClerkenwelL
An examination of the list of masters, chap/sins, Jo.,
of the various Woodard institutions shows conclusively
that them gentlemen, almost without an exception, are
members of the leading Ritualistic societies.

"The Provost of SS. Mary and Chad of Lichfield,"
Canon Lowe, has, it appears, his head-quarters at Den-
stone. This reverend gentleman, who pleaded at Taunton
on behalf of the proposed school there, openly advocated
the Confessional some time since at Northampton. The
Vice-Provost, the Rev. 11. Mitynell, la • member of the
KCAL The chaplain or contester (I um tho term
advisedly) is the Rev. C. B. Tyrwhitt, C.D.S., KC. fJ., late
curate of St Barnabas, Oxford, the most notoriously
R.tordistic church in that city I Four clergy from this
college have been ordained by the Bishop of Lichfield,
and three of thus appear in "The Ritualistic Conspiracy.
viz. :—The Rev. T. A. A. Chirol, of the CBS,. late chap-
lain of Kelly Cubic, Tavistock ; Rev. 11. Cowgill,
curate of St. John, Miles Platting, • church referred to
above; aud Ulu Rey. W. Heather, ECU., assistant-
touter at Denstone Tti” fourth, the Illy. C. F. Thomas,
is also an astistant-mmtor at Dinstone. In concoction
with Dmstone is St Anne's School, Ablots Bromley, for
the daughters of clergymen, professional men of limited
means, itc., ac. The chaplain I. the Rey. K J. Scarlett,
member of the C.D.S. and ECU. In August last the
foundation stone of a third-sradc school WM laid at
Dimmers. This also is to be under the supervision of
Dtruitone. The sermon on that occasion was preached by
Canon King, formerly principal of Caddsedon C Mem.
whom Romish views on the Sacraments are well known-
Your readers will not fail to bays observed the large
proportion of Canon Woodard's head masters, chanlains,
Mc., who belong to the Confraternity of the Blessed Seers-
went: and to show the Rot:Dish character of this brother-
hood, I append a statement derived from the monthly
"Intercession paper," which states that—
The prayers of the associates are desired for—
I. The continual progress of the knowledge of eucharistic
truth and ritual.

Increase of daily celebration&
(2) Increase of early and fasting Communion& ani of
right preparation before, and of thanksgiving after Com-
munion on the part of clew and people.
(3) Restoration of the primitive mutant of reserving the
blessed Sacrament for Uri sick and dying.
2. Goa's overruling the co-operation of heretics and
schiatuatica in the revision of the Holy Scriptures ti the
manifestation of the truth.

3. God's direction of the rulers in the state to a wise
nominatiqp of bishops, so that Catholic truth. and
especiallethe faith of the Church in the blessed Sacra-
ment, may not be obscured.
4. The enlightenment of thole who disparage or oppose
he Orders and Sacramental of the Clurch of England.
5. Guidance of the Holy Ghost for any priest attacked
in respect of Catholic Ritual."
In scanning the list of "intercessions" we discover such
subjects as these :—Early celebrations at Eut Dareham,
: early and fasting communion at All Sainte',
Dieppe, St. Andrew, Paul, &c., 1. ; the removal of the
"scandal" of evening communion; the rest of the faithful
departed for six priests and 85 other persons; due pre-
pardon for oonfession and absolution for a Guild
aeociate, a pupil teacher, lc removal of obstacles to
confession for • wife and eight others. Religiose Life
Grace and guidance for a mother superior: blessing ot E.
C. M. entering noviciate; avoidance of scruples for •
sister; humility for Sister Ann, • novice, • religious;
increase of postulants in a community: more postulants
for a religious house. Perhaps the most astounding (in a
professedly Church of England manual) of theii interces-
sion. is one to be used on the "Feast of St Jerome," via.,
that acts of reparation may be doun for "unintentional
omission in celebration, and all other injuries done to
Jesus In His most holy sacrament"
. . . .

It ham been shown above that the control of all the
scholastic inetitutions of the kind Nought to establish at
Taunton bee been placed by Canon Woodard in the hands
of memben of the C.B S., whose principles have been
proved from its own documents to be thoroughly Romish,
and there is reason to Nippon that the doctrines of
the Confraternity are thaw which Canon Woodard and his
friends are endeavouring to propagate, and which 1111,5 being
systematically taught in all his schools. Should. however.
Canon Woodard be able to prove that the Ritualistic
taschin sr on the real presence, auricular confession, priestly
absolution,ika , are not inculcated in his ntablisbments, it
will give no one greater pleasure than myself to be corrected
in any conclusions I may have drain.
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