Word: anglican
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...most definite declaration of belief made by any Protestant Church during the last five years of religious controversy was made at Dallas, Tex., by the bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S., which is the counterpart of the Anglican or State Church of Great Britain...
...supplication has been written into the Litany of the Anglican Church. It is for the safety (and presumably for the success) of the forces of the King "by land, sea and air." The 20th Century also makes its dent on the Litany by the addition of supplications for "all who serve mankind by labor, commerce and learning "; also, for "miners and those who labor in other dangerous occupations...
...them the same underlying principles of social justice, especially in connection with protecting women and children in industry, providing mothers' pensions, resisting mob rule against the Negro. " The divisions wrought by theology and excused by theology are being healed in the sunlight of social vision. Here is where Anglican agrees with Catholic, Catholic with Quaker, Quaker with Baptist, and Baptist with...
Newman left the Anglican Church and was elevated by Rome. Ferrando left the Church of Rome and has been elevated by the Anglicans. Tit-for-tat. Nobody's soul is saved or lost...
Unity? Bishop Darlington of Harrisburg, as head of a Protestant Episcopal committee to seek closer alliance with Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Churches, has brought back a letter from the Patriarch of Jerusalem recognizing the validity of Anglican orders, and placing them on an equal basis with those of any Church. (The Patriarch of Constantinople took similar action some months ago.) This is the first official recognition of a Protestant church by either the Greek or Roman Catholics since the Reformation (1519-1555). The Anglicans in Canada, by concordat, now recognize the interchangeable validity of other Protestant denominations. The Romans recognize...