CHURCH UNION.
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London, September 6. The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a pastoral letter in reply to the Pope's appeal for the re-union of the Anglican and Roman Churches. He recognises the sincerity of the proposal, but urges that the so called re-union without recognition would not only be our farewell to the other Churches, but we should be called on to forget our own Church. Dr. Benson calls on Churchmen to preserve the faith and practices of their own primitive Catholic Church. The Roman modes and rewards of worship are repugnant to Teutonic Christendom.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9919, 7 September 1895, Page 5
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