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 INCORPORATED 5TH JULY, 1879. 
 
 "Tliolieait ijf tlie Ljivat Imlk <if nur laity is staninhly, jfaloiif<]y j m- 
 
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INCORPORATED -Til JULY, /^;.'^ 
 
 OBJECTS. 
 
 TI.e lV.,ti-.stant, KpLscopal Divinity ScIkm.I „f Turonto is ir.t.-n.iod t..!.,,,- 
 vide for tlu! traiiiii.g <f tlieoloi-in.l Btudents in accrdanec- with the i.iiiici- 
 p!fs of till- Ktforniati.ai, as v-mlx.difd in tin- Artirips <;f thu Chuicli of 
 Kn-land, and tbiis U, send forth nit-i called ..f the Holv (;ho«t to i-ivadi 
 the (.oHi.el: men of Evaiiiielical faith, of sound clmnhniansliii. and of 
 1,'ennine Catholic spirit ; men who know and love and will |iroclaim the 
 simple truths of the (Jospel, and aredetenuined, with iSt. Paul, to know 
 
 No-MIM; m T CuKtST AM» HiM CK I < l KIKD. 
 
 PRINCIPLES. 
 
 1. The Bible, the Sole Rule of Faith ; in opposition to the error that 
 
 would make the liiljle and tradition the joint rule of faith. 
 
 2. Justification by Faith in Christ alone ; in oppo8iti^,n to the sacra- 
 inentarian system. 
 
 3. The Sole and Exclusive Priesthood of Jesus Christ; in <ipp( sition to 
 the sacerdotal asstiniption which would convert Christ's ministers into an 
 order of sacrificing and mediating priests (i{/j>^ii) 
 
 4 The Real presence of Christ by Faith in the hearts of worthy re- 
 cipjentsof the Holy Communion ; m opiM.sition to the tij^ment of His 
 presence corporally or si)iiitually on the coir ninion table, luider the form 
 of bread and wine, after the consecration ot Jie elements. 
 
 6. The Church of Christ is the "Holy (, atholic Church."- (C, «.«/.) 
 " 'i'he Holy Clmrch l'n[\ernii]."—( I'lVi/, r tur ('Innrlt Millfttnt <<ii<l LiUiinj.) 
 " The mystical body of Christ, which is the Idessed company of all faith- 
 ful pjople."" — ('i,nimiiiii<>ii Scrn'rc. 
 
 6 ; The visible Church (visibilis ecclesia) of Christ Is a congregation 
 
 of faithful men, //( irhi-h the /mrr n'oiil of Luid is i,i>io },,,(, and the 
 KiK' III incuts lie ilithj niin.lstired according to Christ's ordinance, in all those 
 things that tjf lo-rissifii di" rniiii.sit,' to the same.'— Artirl,' XIX. 
 
 7. An Historical Episcopate, traceable to apostolic direction, as coiidu 
 cive to the ii-<l( heiiicf but not n"cessiiri/ to tltn litituj of the Ciiurcli ; in <jp- 
 position to the dogma of a tactual succession, " a fiction," asserts Dean 
 Alford, " of which I find in tlie New Testament no trace." 
 
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 WORK BEING ACCOMPLISHED. 
 
 There is imw in coniit'otinu witli tlu' Scliool a staff of six teachera, and 
 ii;t.'.' are in it fifteen yonni,' men 8tu',l\ m^ for tlie ministry, five jiroba- 
 II leis, ami otlu-rs making a[)i)lication for entrance. The teacliers and 
 atmlents may ))e greatly increased in number, and tlie efticiency of tlie 
 Seh'iol mnch inproved. Tiie only liindrance, liuinanly speaking, to a vast 
 Work being done, is the lack i«f funds. 
 
 The snc 'CSS of tlie School is nsw no hniger a matter of doubt, it has 
 been tried and, thank (Jod, has been blessed beyond the sanguine expecta- 
 tions of even its nnwt ardent supporters. 
 
 WHY FO.RMED ? 
 
 The demand for Protestant ministers from all parts of this Di< cese and 
 t' Dominion was and is constant and increasini' ; the supply is so 
 limited that it fails utterly to answer the wants. \\ ere we to cme to the 
 rescue, or to allow our Church to sutfer ? Our position and our duty weie 
 tpiickly apprehended by our jiresent Bishop, for in his primary charge 
 and address to this Schoid we find these words well worthy of attentive 
 consideration by every member of our Church. 
 
 " It is fruitless for us to deny, brethren, it would be unworthy of us 
 to apologize, that there nve. juniies in the Church. I trust we hive learned 
 enoiigh wisdom from the past frankly to accept the position ; and that 
 each party is willing honourably to concede to the other the right to exist 
 and to claim a just recognition — so lung, of course, as its doctrines and 
 usages are within the legitimate limits of a fair and honest interpretation 
 of the formularies acknowledged by both. 
 
 " There can be no (piestion in the mind of any one ac(piainted with the 
 religious asi)ect of the country, that the heart of the great bulk of our laity 
 is staunchly, jealously, Protestant. 1 thank (lod for it. And in the 
 endeavour to fulfil the ditiicuh task that lies before me, my first and most 
 earnest etfoits will lie directed to supply the missions of tlu; Diocese with 
 clergymen of sound I'rott'stint views. The great complaint throughout 
 this Diocese was the lack of money, but another r.nd even greater want 
 Was the want of men, of good and s\;itable men, who hail the love of the 
 Saviour in their hearts, and the love of those for whom the Saviour died. 
 He hoped the School woid<1 send forth well-trained and evlucafed men tit 
 engage in the work of the Church. Other denominations— all ]>raise and 
 honour to them for it- were sending out such men, and the Church of 
 England in these tiays could not aH'ord to be behind. He was pleased to 
 learn that great' carj was being exercised in the education of the young 
 men in this Divinity School. He trusted that through the means of this 
 Scliool much good would be done for the Church, not only in this Diocese, 
 but throughout the country. The report which had been made bv ihe 
 Principal was most satisfactory, and he sincerely looked forward > the 
 time when he would be able to ordain and send out to the missions of the 
 Diocese men from this institution thoroughly well fitted both in head and 
 heart. He wished the School every siiccess and wouhl give it all the fos- 
 tering care he could, so long as the circumstances of the Diocese reijuired 
 that it should be conducted as a separate institution." 
 
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