THE CONVERSION OF ENGLAND.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9007, 21 January 1895, Page 4

THE CONVERSION OF ENGLAND.

"The conversion of Eugland, weg&thet, ,, aaye the Westminster Gazette of 30tU) November, "is now being taken in bund, in the moat systematic manner, being simultaneously conducted from |hfc ' Vatican and ail parts of Europe. The Pope, Jaccording to one conespondent, has up. -i pointed a Theological Commission to inquire ■" into the validity of ordiuatious in the Augli* c? can Church from the point of view ot Roinaa .f Catholic doctrine. What is more to the M point; ' liis Hohuesa has also invited -5| Cardinal Vaughan to proceed to Rome to ' dieouss the question of a uniou of the ,< Anglican and Boman CathoHa Churohei, and also proposes to refer a specific <; scheme on ihia subject to a Con- < t ference of-CawiJuals r as- wan-done in the \ case of the Eastern Churches.' So 4 sub- - mission to the See of Peter * may yet be v * tempered by recognition of Anglicau orders, though th*t, we should have, supposed,.-; would have needed the destruction of a good,\.* many infallible text books. Meanwhile, if' \. we may believe Cardinal Monoscillo y V]Bo fc **f Archbishop of Toledo, operations are ', on in the same purpose r-f-'Youifi. ' Enliuence may rely that Spain, agitated on all Sides, will be ever vi* worthy heir of the doctrines find imitator of *' thd example of its forefathers in offering prayers, penances, sacrifices, and tears fotffli' Che conversion of Eucland to the and "mistress of all churches, the Bonian Church.' This is from a letter encourage Cardinal Vaugkau, and to him th'ab -X -an Anglioan Archbishop /M'f" operating upon ijpain,"a Spanish can return the compliment by doing l 6*?-, ' same and more for England." / ff^-V 1