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Catholic Church,
conservative American Christian sect founded in Chicago in 1896 by John
Alexander Dowie. A Congregational minister from Australia, Dowie
became interested in faith healing and established a tabernacle and
"healing rooms" in Chicago, where he attracted a large following.
With many of his followers Dowie established an exclusive Christian
community in nearby Zion,
Ill., a city that he planned and that was settled in 1901. Business and
industry were controlled by church officials, with Dowie as general
overseer. Financial difficulties led to his being deposed in 1906, and he
was succeeded by Wilbur Glenn Voliva. The church remained strong in Zion,
but the city eventually welcomed other businesses and churches. |
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Christian Catholic Church is biblically conservative and has stressed millennialist
teachings. It has remained small, but congregations have been established in
other cities, and foreign mission work is carried on. The church has become
known for the Passion play
that it has presented annually since 1935.
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Dowie,
John Alexander (b. May 25, 1847, Edinburgh--d.
March 9, 1907, City of Zion, Ill., U.S.), U.S. evangelist and faith healer
who founded the Christian Catholic Church and the City of Zion.
Dowie
moved with his family to Australia as a boy but returned to Edinburgh to
study theology. He entered the Congregational ministry in 1870 as a pastor
in Alma, Australia, and spent the next several years campaigning against the
use of tobacco and alcohol. From a personal experience of healing he
developed an interest in spiritual healing and eventually founded the
International Divine Healing Association.
In
1888 he went to the U.S. After receiving little attention in San Francisco,
he settled in Chicago. There he became increasingly successful as an
evangelist and healer and won every one of nearly a hundred suits brought
against him by doctors and clergymen who opposed his practices. In 1896 he
founded the Christian Catholic Church, which emphasized spiritual healing
but otherwise differed little from the more millennialist of the Protestant
churches. In 1901 he established the City of Zion on the shore of Lake
Michigan, about 40 miles north of Chicago, with about 5,000 of his
followers. In the same year he proclaimed himself Elijah the Restorer and,
later, First Apostle of the church. He ruled the community as a theocracy,
forbade physicians' offices, dance halls, theatres, drugstores, and smoking
and drinking. Various industries were begun and the town prospered, with
Dowie in sole control of the businesses. Zion's commercial success was
increasingly jeopardized, however, by Dowie's several expensive and futile
trips, first to New York to convert the city in 1903 and next to Mexico to
establish the "Zion Paradise Plantation." Opposition to his fiscal
irresponsibility (and to alleged polygyny) led to his removal in 1906 and
his replacement by Wilbur Voliva, a trusted friend whom he had earlier named
temporary head of the church.
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