ARCHBISHOP’S CONFESSION OF FAITH
Archbishop Riley of Perth (W.A.) made recently what he called an old man’s declaration of faith.. "I have often complained,” lie said, "that my life has been so fully occupied that I had not time to become in any way a leader of thought. I have, however, in my daily intercourse with all kinds and conditions of men, learned much about personal, social, and national ideals. This intercourse with men, and the knowledge of what is going on in the world here and elsewhere, has not made me a pessimist. I have found so much good in most people, so much kindness in seemingly hard people, and so much help from poor people, that I believe in man and the possibilities of his life, and the destiny that Is before him.
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 78, 27 December 1926, Page 3
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