JUSTNESS OF THE WAR.
HIGH CLERICS APPROVE.
PULPIT REFERENCES.
London, August 10.
Universal references to the war were made on Sunday in the churches which were crowded. The National Anthem was generally Ming. The preachers emphasised the justness and righteousness of England's decision.
Bishop Wilborforcc, preaching in the Abbey, said: If ever there was a righteous war, this is one."
Archbishop Bourne, preaching at Westminster Cathedral, said there was no question of the justness of
the war.
Father Ross, preaching at the Catholic Cathedral at Westminster, said" the Roman Catholics were satisfied that Great Britain had never waged a jueter war. ;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15685, 12 August 1914, Page 8
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