Chapter II - Dioceses & Diocesan Organisation
Chapter III - Parishes & Parochial Organisation
Chapter IV - Appointment to & Tenure of Cures
Chapter VI - Archbishops & Bishops
Chapter VIII - Ecclesiastical Tribunals, Offences, Sentences, Faculties & Registries
Chapter X - The Representative Body
Chapter XI - Central Church Fund
Chapter XII - Management of Burial Grounds
Chapter XIII - Management of Glebes & Other Land and Buildings
Chapter XIV - The Church of Ireland Clergy Pensions Fund
Chapter XV - The Supplemental Fund
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Legislation and Politics (NI) Sub-Committee
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Medical Ethics, Science and Technology Sub-Committee
Commission for Christian Unity & Dialogue
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THE IRISH CHURCH ACT, 1869
Section 20
The present ecclesiastical law of Ireland, and the present articles, doctrines, rites, rules, discipline, and ordinances of the said Church, with and subject to such (if any) modification or alteration as after the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy?one, may be duly made therein according to the constitution of the said Church for the time being, shall be deemed to be binding on the members for the time being thereof in the same manner as if such members had mutually contracted and agreed to abide by and observe the same, and shall be capable of being enforced in the temporal courts in relation to any property which under and by virtue of this Act is reserved and given to or taken and enjoyed by the said Church or any members thereof, in the same manner and to the same extent as if such property had been expressly given, granted, or conveyed upon trust to be held, occupied, and enjoyed by persons who should observe and keep and be in all respects bound by the said ecclesiastical law, and the said articles, doctrines, rites, rules, discipline, and ordinances of the said Church, subject as aforesaid ...
