CONVOCATIONS.
Sitting of Lower House in | Camera. I j PRAYER BOOK DISCUSSION, j ' I LONDON. 1-ebruary 2:5. i The Lower Hoti-e of the Convocation ' of York sat in camera to consider the 1 revision of t'le C hurch of England I Prayer Book. This action was taken lin spite of many protest? against secrecv, anion; which wa= one ma<ie by the vicar of Halifax. Yorkshire. Dr. G. j 11. Frodsham. j The Convocation of Canterbury carried j a resolution thanking the Upper House | for asking the Ivower House for suggestions regarding the Prayer Book. L nder 1 1 another resolution Convocation decided ' ' to dePte its reference to the consideration of the question bv the Upper llou~e in a wise and generous spirit. j ' Convocation also submitted the correc--1 j tions to the psalter made by tlie House of Clergy. It was resolved that no omissions l >hould be made from the calendar until a commission has reported on the sub- : . . . . | A proposal that the acts ol taitn j should Ik? included in the new Prayer Book was defeated.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 9
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