The 1862 non-recognised Australian Provincial Council

November 16, 2017/in Summer 2017 /by admin

Peter J Wilkinson in this second article in the series examining the particular councils held in Australia between 1844 and 1937, looks at the gathering of the Australian bishops at Melbourne in November 1862 which failed to satisfy the canonical rules and did not receive recognition by the Holy See.

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