THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
" —*■ CONVENTION AT SYDNEY
sross Assbciation—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, October 22. (Received October 22, at 11 a.m.) After a lengthy discussion, the convention of the Anglican Church carried a resolution providin gthat no decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Or of any other court in England on any question of faith, ritual, ceremonial, or discipline of the Church of England shall bind any court or tribunal on any question of faith, ritual ceremonial, or discipline of the Australian church, but nothing in this section shall preclude any such decision from being cited to any court or tribunal as a persuasive precedent. The Archbishop, during the delivery of his charge to Synod, referred to spiritual healing. He said it was indisputable that spiritual healing had not taken that place in the ordinary ministrations of the church which many of them had expected in the first thrill of the Hickson Mission. He suggested that investigfttionS*should bo made into reasons why spiritual healing had in so many quarters dropped out of sigut.
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Evening Star, Issue 19387, 22 October 1926, Page 7
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