Primate’s Visit To Rome
Sir,—lf there is any redeeming feature in the article this morning where a Baptist calls the Primate of our Anglican communion a Judas it is the fact that it is the product of a Baptist minister in Scotland and not New Zealand. Having been brought up in a Christian home. I was trained to believe that the essence of Christian faith is love —love for Christ, son of God; love for our neighbours as ourselves. Whether Protestant or Catholic matters not at all. I am glad our Primate and his Holiness the Pope met and conferred in the spirit of sincerity and love in the hope that unity of the churches would eventually come. I think Judas would feel rather uncomfortable, excepting in the atmosphere of Scotland.
where he belongs.—Yours, etc..
ASTOUNDED March 29. 1966.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31023, 31 March 1966, Page 12
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