DR. MANNIX,
ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD'S VIEWS
(Received September 10, 9.15 a.m.) LONDON, Sept. 8. Archbishop Redwood, interviewed by the Australian Press Association, said that the British Government had blundered m the Mannix affair. It was within his own knowledge that Dr: Mannix wrote from America before Mr. Lloyd George's interdict, announcing that ho meant to abstain from speec-hrmaking m Ehigland and Ireland. Asked to explain Dr. Mannix's persistent reticence, Archbishop Redwood 'replied: It Ls not customary^ to participate m public matters when visiting a diocese unless requested to do so by-the'ecclesi-astical head, as happened during Dr. Mannix's visit to America. No British ecclesiastical had either niade a request or given a.n indication to Dr. Mannix; hence his continued self-imposed silence. —A. and N.Z.C.A.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15315, 10 September 1920, Page 3
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