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The Strange Case Of An Ecumenism That Would Not Die
Page 4 from 26th February 1999William Oddie talked to Archbishop Carey about the current state of theAnglican dialogue with Rome T HE LAST TIME I had spoken to the Archbishop......
Commissions: Who Is At The 'nub Of The System'
Page 4 from 31st December 1982AFTER BEING a member of a diocesan commission from 196978, and of a national commission from 1976-82, I cannot accept that lay people have been "at......
The Debate On ' The Church'
Page 6 from 20th September 1963By XAVIER RYNNE THE schema De Eeelesia was taken up at the 31st General Congregation, on Saturday, December 1. Cardi nal Frings of Cologne was in......
Sir, — Fund-raising During The Last Two And A Half
Page 2 from 18th February 1966years for the Sue Ryder Homes, by means of second-hand shops has made many of us aware of the existence of dire poverty among families. Children's......
Dockland Bishop
Page 8 from 25th January 1974Life in London must he made more human, the Anglican Bishop of Woolwich, the Rt. Rev. David Sheppard, said at a press conference this week to......
Better Relations With S. American Protestants
Page 7 from 31st August 1962R ELATIONS between Catholics and Protestants in Latin America are improvin g . Ar g entinian members of the World Council of Churches have told its......
‘you Can’t Talk To Young People About Salvation. What...
Page 13 from 26th December 2008I went to see Bishop Kieran Conry of Arundel and Brighton at the offices of the Bishops’ Conference at Eccleston Square near Victoria station on a......
Where Were The Catholics?
Page 12 from 22nd July 1966by Norman St. John-Stevas L AST Friday was a had day for public morality in Britain when the Abortion Bill passed the Commons by the grotesquely......
Does Nuclear 'security' Cut Out The Spiritual?
Page 4 from 8th October 1982WITH THE appearance of nuclear weapons in national defence programmes and the disastrous economic effect of the military build-up, a big question......
The Catholic Church Of Today And Tomorrow
Page 4 from 15th September 1972TODAY'S Church is more difficult to describe than tomorrow's. What the Church will then be like is literally anybody's guess. It is easy to speak......