June 29: Today in Christian History


June 29: Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement

 

June 29, 1315

On this day in Christian History, the Spanish theologian, missionary, and writer Ramon Llull, known for his efforts to convert Muslims and his early contributions to computing theory, is believed to have died on June 29, 1315.

June  29, 1654

On this day in Christian History, John Southworth, an English Catholic priest, was executed for practicing his faith under anti-Catholic laws in England. He was later canonized as a martyr.

June 29, 1793

On this day in Christian History, the Church of England (Anglican Church) was officially established in Upper Canada (now Ontario), marking the beginning of Anglican influence in the region.

June 29, 1925

On this day in Christian History, the United Church of Canada held its first General Council, marking the official merger of Methodist, Congregationalist, and Presbyterian churches in Canada.

June 29, 1967

On this day in Christian History, the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC) was established to foster unity and dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion.

 


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