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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1928.

THERAPION NO. 1 HONORS the MEETING THERAPION NO. 2

of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. THERAPION". No. 8 or the Bession 1927.

Revised by Members-

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ROME'S TERMS OF REUNION,

REPORT OF MALINES CONFERENCES.

„AGREEMENT ON MANY-DOCTRINES...-

DIFFICULTY OF THE POPE'S POSITION.

The report of the discussions on Raumion which took place at Malines, in Belgium, between 1921 and 1925, between unofficial re presentatives of the Church of Engines and the Roman Catholic Church, have been briefy referred to in Reuter cables but the following report from a Home paper gives fuller particular of this important document.

The meetings took place under the friendly cognisance of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and with the knowledge of the Pope.

A remarkable feature of the report prepared by the Roman Catholde representatives is a long list of controversial doctrines on which it is stated agreement was reached.

It was agreed that the Bishop of Rome is President of the Western Church, that he has a primacy among all the bishops of Christendom; so that, without communion with him, there'is in fact no prospect of a reunited Christendom.

The Roman Catholics emphasised the desire to deal consider-". ately with any approach to unity, and expressed the view that it would become possible to arrange a satisfactory adjustment of many of the difficulties.

THE PRIMATE'S DELEGATES.

SENT AFTER THE FIRST TWO MEETINGS.

The Anglican report, which is signed by Lord Halifax. the Bishop of Truro, Dr. Frere, Bishop Gore, the Dean of Wells, Dr. Armitage Robinson, and Dr. Kidd, Warden of Keble College, Oxford, is a general summary of the dis- cursions.

Its publication has, it is under- stood, been delayed at el › request of the Archbishop, who did not wish to complicate the controversies which the revised Prayer Book aroused.

Lord Halifax was the instigator of the discussions for in the autumn of 1911 he visited the late Cardinal Mardier at Malines and asked him if he would receive soma of his Anglican friends who were Anxious for the reunion of the two Churches.

The first meeting, which was in Decciaber 1921, is said to have been quite informal. The second was in March 1923, when, the report states, the Anglicans attended with the friendly cognisance, of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Roman Catholics with the knowledge of the Pope. The Pope's Position. Attention was drawn by the "No Angileans to the axiom, foreign potentate hath any juris diction in this realm of England,” and it was asked:

Was it possible to interpret the spiritual authority of the Pope

such a way that the jurisdic- tion of the English bishops should not be interfered with 7 It was pointed out in reply that the right of the Pope to intervené anywhere could not be surrender- ed; but it might be a question how far he need exercise it.

If the principle of the right were acknow- ledged it was not inconceivable that the Pope might allow that normally the local authority should work without his intervention.

Clergy Marriages.

Among the topics raised was, the statement by the Anglicans that an essential part of a settlement would be the express provision for the recognition and retention of certain characteristic Anglican rites and customs, as for example: The use of the vernacular and the English site.

Communion in both kinds Permission of marriage of clergy.

On the three points mentioned the Roman Catholics replied that precedents existed which partially were in agreement with the desires expressed by the Anglicans; but that such precedents came from the Unias Churches of the East. There was no absolute bar to the grant- ing of those desires, at any rate in part. But the Roman Catholic representatives were not in a posi tion to anticipate what judginent. the Holy Bee would pass on the motives that prompted those re- quests.

Sent By The Primate,

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truths of primary importance that Jesus Christ founded one single true Church; that it is His will that "all the faithful should be united with one an other in a society the urity und continuity, of which must he visible and unmistakable.

They believe that the unity of the Church involves also a faith held by all and contained in cer tain articles which are of general obligation...

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MAULED BY A LEOPARD. ONE-ARMED MAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE

There is however, undoubted agreement the doctrine-dean-morning,

NAIRO, Kenya. An experienced hunter of big game, Mr. Charles Cottar, recently had a terrible experience. His son Michael, while travelling by motor. car on a dark night, fired at a beast which, he encountered, but was unkertain whether it was a loer or a leopard. The following accompanied by Bill ed by the first Ecumenical coun- Ryan, a well-known scont, and Mr. cils. Anglicans and Roman Cottar senr., who had one arm a Catholics alike have always re-ready disabled, he went in search cognised these assemblies as the of the animal authoritative organs of th the The party discovered a wounded teaching of the Church. Their leopard hidden in thick scrub, dogmatic decisions contain

Suddenly the leopard sprang above Authorised statement of

the undergrowth upon Mr. Cottar tradition and faith of

the sens., who fired hurriedly. He bad Church. In accepting these only time to defend his throat with teachings both sides find them his able arm when the leopard wis selves in agreement OD such on him, closing his teeth in the truths as the mystery of the Holy limb. Mr. Cottar managed to Trinity. This agreement extends throw the animal to the ground, equally to the articles of the bat the leopard sprang ageing sink. three creeds -- tha" Apostles' ing

hin teeth in Mr. Cottar's hat Creed, the Nicene Creed, and and cavaging his arm A second the so-called Creed of St. Athana. | time, Laiua... -

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Mr. Michael Cottar-then-fired, Among the means of determin-killing the leopard. The animal ing religious truth Anglicans measured Tit. 10m Mr. Cottar and Roman Catholics alike give sent, is in hospital and is likely a prominent place to Holy to lose the use of his second arm. Scripture. They agree that Holy Scripture needs interpreting and that it belongs to the Church

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alone to give an authoritative in- HONG KONG METEOROLOGICAL terpretation of it in matters affecting faith and morals.

From explanations given them it was clear that the 39 Articles are not the insurmoun- table obstacle between the two Churches that they had feared.

The Real Presence. When it came to the detailed consideration of the Sacraments na agreement was reached "with- out much difficulty" on the fol. lowing points:

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Baptism constitutes the means Rain of entry into the Church, and the initiation which baptism in- augurates ought to develop with in an organised social life.

In the Eucharist the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ Are verily given, taken, and re- ceived by the faithful. By cen- secration the 'bread and wine be- come the Body and Blood of Christ.

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Highest open-air Temperature, 2let: 64 Lowest open-air Temperature, 2lad: 56

B-Blue sky; C-Cloudy; D= Drizzle

F-Fog; L-Lightning; M-Mist; O-Overcast; P=Passing showers; Q-Squalla; É-Rain; T- Thunder.

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The sacrifice of the Eucharist is the same mcrifice as that of the Cross, but offered in mystical and sacramentul man--

Communion in both kinds... is not a matter of doctrine but

of ecclesiastical discipline.

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At the third, meeting in Novem ber 1923 the membership of the In regard to the anointing of Sat conference was enlarged on both the sick there is less agreement, Sus. 26 089 818-62 sides, and Bishop Gore and “Dr. but there is a tendency among

58 5 6 7 16 S 3 Kidd were present at the request Anglicans to revive the ancient Mon. 97m 1 646 3m 7 29 80 of the Archbishop of Canterbury. custom of anointing the sick.

14558 8 412 4 The fourth meeting was held in

Anglican Orders.

Tues. 29m 3 31 46m 8 28 5 May 1025, when the Anglicans took

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38 Supposing ways that all mat: Wed, 29 m 5.32 11m 8 36 imagine any reunion of Christen-ters relating to doctrine had been

1. 360 a 8.2 dom could be effected except on the recognition of the primacy of the Pope. But while we think that bath the Eastern Orthodox and the Anglican Churches would be pre- pared to recognise such primacy, we do not think it likely that they would be prepared to define it more closely.

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Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Notice has been given prior to Bleamer's arrival, but carried on from port. to port to the final port of call to

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extends, com, chafed and damaged Goods do not endanger unity that patched from tria Port on or about are to be

in the Godowns, where they anity the full value of which they TUESDAY, the 28 FEBRUARY will be examined, an say Tuesdayr #ad have learned in accordance with 1928, at Noor, taking Cargo for the Todays between the hours of 10:45 AM, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and above Forts

No Claims will be

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already settled and an agreement" had been reached upon & system of discipline, added the report, no. difficulty would be made by the Anglican bishops about consenting to such an adjustment in regard to ordination as might seem necesary to the Roman Church in order to place beyond doubt in the eyes of all the validity of their ministry. The conversations have in- pressed upon all the conviction that, in proportion as mutual

tion of four centurice duration. ment) will be transhipped at Bombay and all Goods remaining undelivered after and London (under arrange Goods have left the Steamers Godown, understanding and doctrinal agreement adyance, it will be

Serious And Dimenit.

into the Mail Steamer proceeding direct the 28th February, 1928, will be subject come, possible to arrange a satis

The The divergencies and differences to Marseilles and London,

to Beat factory adjustment of disciplin-, of belief and opinion with regard Parcels will be received at this Office **All Claims against the Steamer magk ary rules, however delicate a

to the special position of the Pops until 5.x. the Day before Sailing. The be presented to the Undersigned on or matter that may seera at present. in the Church, it is added, are contents and value of all packages must before the 13th March, 1928, or they will

The Anglicans are ready to more serious and more difficult to be declared.

nol, be recognisedi For further Particulars, Apply to make sacrifices for the cause of pressed themselves in terms which union. The Roman Catholics de reconcile, but the Anglicane cx- MAUKINNON, MACKENZIE 4°00. That Roman Catholics · and | sire to deal considerately with justify a great deal of hope for

Agenta Anglicans alike recognize na: (Continued as foot of next column.) the future,

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The Roman Report."--- The Roman Catholics in their 'ac- count say that, without ignoring the seriousness of the obstacles still in the way of union, they ars sanguine as to the resulta which may surely emerge from inquiries persued together in an atmosphere of mutual

sympathy and 6dence.

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On the points of general agTLD wa 1907 Madder Camera, MA 1 Me Move ment it was found, says (

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