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A79627 Articles to be inquired of in the diocesse of S. Asaph. In the fift visitation of the reverend father in God, Iohn, Lord Bishop of S. Asaph. 1642 Church of England. Diocese of Saint Asaph. Bishop (1660-1666 : Griffith); Griffith, George, 1601-1666. 1642 (1642) Wing C4080A; ESTC R231297 7,368 15

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ARTICLES To be inquired of in the Diocesse of S. ASAPH IN THE FIFT VISITATION Of the Reverend Father in God IOHN Lord Bishop of S. Asaph 1642. LONDON Printed for Nath Butter 1642. ARTICLES To be enquired of in the Diocess OF Saint ASAPH ARTICLES concerning publique PRAYER and administration of the SACRAMENTS FIRST Depraving of the Book of Common Prayer and ceremonies Whether hath any of your Parish spoken or declared any thing in the derogation or depraving of the forme of Gods worship in the Church of England and Administration of the Sacraments Rites and Ceremonies set forth and prescribed in the Booke of Common Prayer 2. Item Whether hath any interrupted hindred Disturbing the Minister in the time of prayer let or disturbed the Minister to reade divine Service and to administer the Sacraments in such manner and form as is mentioned in the said book or interrupted him in his preaching 3. Children refused to be Baptized or dying without Baptisme Item Whether is the Sacrament of Baptisme refused to be administred to any children borne in or out of Wedlock their birth being made knowne to the Minister of the Parish and offered unto him to be baptized 4. Private Baptisme Item Whether have there béene any children baptized in private houses by any Lay-person or Midwife or Popish Priest or by any other Minister but upon urgent occasion when the child was in danger of death 5. Baptizing of Papists children Item Whether have the children which have béene borne to any popish Recusants or begotten by them in your Parish béene publikely baptized in your parish Church by your Parson Vicar or Curate or by whom were they baptized or where to your knowledge 6. Receiving of the Lords Supper thrice a yeere Item Whether hath the blessed Sacrament of the Lords Supper béen duly and reverently administred every moneth or thrice every yeare at least whereof once at Easter within your Parish Church to every parishoner being of sixtéene yéeres of age or upwards Articles concerning the Church the ornaments thereof and the Churches possessions FIrst Have you the Bible in the largest volume the Common prayer booke and the Bookes of Homilies in the Welsh tongue Have you a Register book in Parchment and a Table of the degrees prohibited in marriage 2. Item Whether have you a Communion cup of silver with a covering for it a faire standing pot of silver or pewter for the wine a faire covering of silke or other decent stuffe for the Communion Table a faire linnen cloth to be laid over it at the administration of the Communion 3. Item Things appertaining to Churches Whether have you in your said Church or Chappell a convenient seat for your Minister to read divine service in together with a comely Pulpit set up in a convenient place with a decent cloth or cushion for the same with all other ornaments necessary for the celebration of divine service administration of the Sacraments and whether have you a chest for almes with three locks and keyes another chest for kéeping the Books and ornaments of the Church and the Register book Whether have you a register book in parchment for Christnings Weddings and Burials and is the same kept in all points according to the Canons And is the mothers christian name therein registred as well as the Fathers 4. Item Whether is your Church or Chappell Reparation of Churches and Parsonage houses with the Chancel thereof and your Parsonage or Vicarage houses your Parish Alms house Church in good reparations are they imployed to godly their right holy uses if any be ruinated wasted in whom is the default Is your Church Chancel Chappel decently and comely kept as well within as without be the seáts well maintained the stéeple and bels preserved the windows well glazed the floore kept paved plaine and even and all things in orderly and decent sort 5. Item Fencing and keeing the Churchyard Whether be your Church-yards well fenced and kept without abuse if not whose default is it hath any person encroached upon the ground of the Church yard have any used a place consecrated to holy use Profaning and annoying the Churchyard prophanely or wickedly have any quarrelled or stricken another in Church or church-yard or abused and prophaned them with any unlawfull games as bowles Tennis foot-ball hand-ball dancing and such like 6. Item Whether is your Church full Churches vacant or vacant of an Incumbent if vacant who receiveth the fruits thereof and who serveth the Cure and by what authority and whether is it a Parsonage Vicarage or Donative or Appropriation 7. Concealing of Church goods Item What Legacies hath béen given to the use benefit of your Church how have they béen bestowed who received them and retaineth them without due imployment doth any detaine or imbezel any of the Church goods or any other gifts given to charitable uses 8. Alienation of tithes and profits of the Church Item Whether be not the profits tithes and other commodities ecclesiasticall impiously and wickedly to the dishonour of Almight God and prejudice of the sacred ministery converted to the use and benefit of covetous Patrons and by them received and detained and how long they have béene so used to your knowledge 9. Item Whether have there béene made any bargaine and sale exchange or other alienation of the Glebe lands or tithes of your Parsonage or Vicarage being presentative without the consent of the Ordinary Patron and if yea specifie the said lands and tithes so sold exchanged or alienated where it lay and lieth how it was and is abutted together with the value of the same and who made the same sale exchange or alienation and to whom was it made 10. A Terrier of Glebe Lands and other possessions of the Church Item Whether have you the Terrier of all the Glebe Lands Medowes Gardens Orchards Houses Stocks Implements Tenements portion of tithes whether within your Parish or without belonging unto your Parsonage or Vicarage taken by the view of honest men in your said Parish whether the said Terrier be laid up in the Bishops Regestry and in whose hands are any of them now and if you have no Terrier already made in parchment you the Church-wardens and Sidemen together with your Parson or Vicar or in his absence you are to make diligent inquiry and presentment of the premises and make subscribe and signe the said terrier as aforesaid Articles concerning Ministers and Preachers of Gods holy Word FIrst Whether doth your Minister distinctly Observation of the form and time of Common Prayer Sacraments reverently say Divine Service upon Sundaies Holydayes and other dayes appointed to be observed by the book of Common Prayer at fit and usuall times And doth your Minister duly observe the orders rites and ceremonies prescribed in the said book of common Prayer as well in reading publique