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A00187 Articles to be inquired of in the Arch-deaconrie of Salop within the diocesse of Hereford, in the year 163[9?] at the visitation of Morgan Godwyn, Doctor of Lawes, Arch-deacon of Salop. Church of England. Archdeaconry of Salop.; Godwyn, Morgan. fl. 1685 1639 (1639) STC 10217.5; ESTC S1243 12,815 15

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and preserved and in whose hands and whether hath there a true Copy thereof under the hands of the Minister and Church-wardens been transmitted and layd up in the Bishops Registry there to continue for a perpetuall memory thereof And if you have no such Terrier yet made you the Church-wardens and Side-men together with your Parson or Vicar or in his absence your Curate are to make diligent enquiry of the Premises and to make subscribe and signe the said Terrier and to bring in a true copy of it into the Byshops Restistry as is afore sayd Second Concerning the Clergy 1. VVHether doth your Parson Vicar or Curate distinctly and reverently say Divine Service upon Sundayes and Holy-dayes and other days appointed to be observed by the Booke of Common Prayer as the Conversion of S. Paul S. Barnabas day Wednesdayes and Frydayes the Eves of every Sunday and Holy-day at fit and usuall times And doth he duly observe the Orders rits and ceremonies prescribed in the said Booke of Common Prayer as will in rea ding publique Prayers and the Litanie as also in administring the Sacraments-Solemnization of Matrimony visiting the sicke burying the dead Churching of we●men and other the like Rits and Offices of the Church in such manner and forme as in the said Booke of Common Prayer he is injoyned without any omission or addition And doth he read the Booke of the last Canons yearely and weare a Surplice according to the sayd Canons And if he be a graduate whether doth he also weare upon his Surplice such a hood as by the order of the Vniversity is sutable to his degree 2 whether have you any Lecture in your Parish If yea whether doth he twise at the lest every yeere read himselfe Divine Service both Morning and Evening two severall Sundayes publiquely in his Surplice with an Hood theron answerable to his degree of schoole and also twise in the yeere administer both Sacraments with such Rites and Ceremonies as are prescribed by the Booke of Common Prayer Also whether doth he read Divine Service according to the Liturgy Printed by authority in his Surplice and Hood before his Lecture according to his Maiestyes late directions whether doth he at any time preach in his Cloke and not in his Gowne whether doth your Preacher or Lecturer behave himselfe in his Sermons and Lectures as he ought to doe teaching obedience and edifiing his auditorie in matters of Faith and good life without intermedling with matters of State or other discourse not fit for the Pulpit 3 Whether have you any Lecture of Combination set up in your Parish if yea whether is it read by a company of grave and Orthodox Divines neer adioyning and in the same Diocesse and whether doe they preach in Gownes and not in Clokes 4 Doth your Parson Vicar or Curate bid Holy-dayes and fasting-dayes as by the Booke of Common prayer is appoynted And doth he give wa●…gs before hand to he Parishoners for the receiving the Holy Communion as the 22 Canon requireth And whether doth he administer the Holy Communion as often and at such times as that every Parishioner may receive the same at the least thrice in every yeare whereof once at Easter And whether doth your Minister receive the same himselfe on every day that he Administers it to others and use the words of institution according to the Booke at every time the Bread and Wine is renued according to the Proviso of the 21. Canon And doth he deliver the Bread and Wine to every Communicant severally and kneeling 5 Whether doth your Parson Vicar or Curate before the severall times of the Administration of the Lord's Supper admonish and exhort his Parishioners if any of them have their consciences troubled and disquieted to resort to him or to some other learned Minister and open their greife that they may receive such Ghostly counsell and comfort as their conscience may be releived and by the Minister they may have the benefit of absolution to the quiet of their conscience and avoidance of Scruple And if any man confesse his secret or hidden sinnes being sicke or whole to the Minister for the unbarthening of his conscience and receiving of spirituall consolation of minde from him doth he the said Priest or Minister or hath hee at any time revealed and made knowne to any person whatsoever any crime or offence so committed to his trust and secrecie contrarie to the 113. Canon 6 Whether hath your Minister admitted to the holy Communion any notorious offender or Schismatick contrary to the 26. and 27. Canon or hath he received any to the Communion being not of his owne cure or hath he put any from the Communion who are not publikely infamous for any notorious crime doth he alway use and never omit the signe of the Crosse in Baptisme or doth he Baptise in any Bason or other Vessell and not in the usuall Font or admit any Father to be God-father or Mother to be God-mother to their owne children or such to be God-fathers and God-mothers who have not received the holy Communion or Baptise any children that were not borne in the Parish or wilfully refuse to Baptise any Infant in his Parish being in danger having beene informed of the weaknes of the said child and whether the child dieth without Baptisme through his default 7 Doth he refuse to interre any which ought to bee interred in Christian buriall or defer the same longer then he should or bury any in Christian buriall which by the Constitutions of the Church of England or Law of the Land ought not to be so interred 8 Whether hath your Minister Married any without a King or without Banes published three severall Sundayes or holy-holy-dayes in time of Divine Service in the severall Churches or Chappell 's of their severall above according to the Booke of Common Prayer or in times prohibited albeit the Banes were thrice published without a Licence or dispensation from the Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbury the Lord Bishop of Herford or his Chancellor first obteined in that behalfe Or not betweene the houres of 8. and 12. in the Fore-noone or have Married any in private houses or if the parties or eyther of them be under the age of 21. yeeres before their Parents or Governours have signified their consent unto him 9. Is your Minister a Preacher allowed If yea then by whom If not whether doth hee procure some who are lawfully licensed to preach monthly amongst you at the least 10. Doth your Minister being licensed preach usually according to the Canons either in his own Cure or in some other Church or Chappel neer adjoyning where no other Preacher is and how often hath he been negligent in that behalf doth he preach standing and with his hat off Or whether doth he or his Curate upon every Sunday when there is no Sermon read an Homily or some part therof according as he ought to doe or in case he be not licensed to preach doth