Word: mackays
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...John Mackay, Presbyterian president of Princeton Theological Seminary, went to Europe last summer on a special mission: to study the status of Protestants in predominantly Roman Catholic countries. This week, in Presbyterian Life, he published his conclusions. Highlights...
...France is a lay state which is rigidly detached from religion." Dr. Mackay found the influence of France's 700,000 Protestants important out of all proportion to their numbers. Even France's Catholics, he claims, show Protestant influence; seven "distinguished Roman Catholic clergymen" told him they would not want to see France become a "clerical" state like Spain...
They are Herbert J.E. Kane of the Christchurch (New Zealand) Press, Shane MacKay of the Winnipeg Free Press, and Edmond V. Tipping of the Melbourne Herald...
...political reporter and acting city editor for the Winnipeg Free Press, MacKay covered the 1946-'47 atom spy trials in Ottawa and states that there was very little sensationalism or hysteria associated with the trials...
...Shane MacKay, legislative reporter. Winnipeg Free Press: Edmond W. Tipping, chief of staff, Melbourne Herald; and H.J.E. Kane, chief reporter, Christ-church (New Zealand) Press...