Word: protestantizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The mood of the Ecumenical Council Vatican II was "generally depressing," despite optimistic reports by the American press, a Protestant observer to the Council reported last night. The Council's second session ended Wednesday.
Despite these disappointments. Oberman said that the litur a reforms adopted by the Council were encouraging, and will prove very important." He noted that they brought the Catho. He tradition closer to the Protestant. One of the major changes has been the introduction of vernacular language into parts of the...
The Dutch-born Protestant leader prefers to think of himself as simply "an international Christian worker." He has never been anything else. Thirty-eight years ago the American ecumenist John R. Mott picked Visser't Hooft out of the State University of Leyden and made him the secretary of the...
The pre-eminent Protestant figure in the ecumenical movement believes that this twentieth century Reformation of Christendom is the work of God. "We have not created this present ecumenical situation," says Visser't Hooft. "We have been led into it. We have been used for purposes larger than we had...
Honor Tracy, who has written the classic of modern Irish farce (her wonderfully vicarish novel, The Straight and Narrow Path), unaccountably neglects this rule in The First Day of Friday. Good Intentions is there all right (young Michael Duff, the impoverished Protestant squire who wants only to marry his Dulcie...