No. 2691. PERTH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1974
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Anglicans to join unity commission
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LCNDON (NC). — The Church cf England agreed at its general synod here to participate fully in a proposed permanent national commission to investigate the possibilities of union between all the main Christian Churches in Great Brita;n. The proposal was accepted by a show of hands after it was introduced by Archbishop Michael Ramsey of Canterbury, the Primate of the Church of England. . But the synod also showed displeasure at some activities of the World Council of Churches by voting a nominal cut of about S2,400 in its 1975 grant to the Geneva-based ecumenical body. The funding cut was a token expression of disapproval of the council's financial support for certain liberation movements which are active guerilla groups. In voting to support and send representatives to the national commission for Cfr!rch unity. the Anglicans joined the Catholic bishops of England and Wales. Ott' Baptist Union and the Methodists. all of whom had s ed earlier to participate and • Farewell but not ministrator and parish (right) leaving those two opened earlier this year. share costs in the commisgoodbye was the greeting priest of Maida Vale, Fa- offices to take up mental His new task means sion. of the new Mount St. ther David Egan (left) health work for the arthe first appointment of Archbishop Ramsey tolf Camillus Hospital ad- to Father Sean Bredin chdiocese. Centre is Broa long-hoped-for priest the synod that in rece!, ther Kevin McCabe, The who would be specially years the Christian churchecord correspondent concerned with the growes- in the United Kingdom for Gaelic football. ing number of hospitals had shown a growing awar-Father Egan has just and institutions dealing ness of visible unity and it concluded his term 07 with mental health; till implications. office as Provincial super- now the two major hosThey had discovered a ior in his Order and was pitals have been cared mystical. union with one clergy for by from the in Perth two years ago another. could work togethfor the opening of the Claremont and Apple. er in dealing with human Mount Saint Camillus cross parishes. suffering and were able to Hospital, of which he The Carnillian Fathers co-operate in- other ways. now becomes administra- came to W.A. in 1963 and While insisting on flexitor. took charge of the par- bility, leaving room for varieties of approach, the archFather Bredin has had ish of Carlisle. intervening time bishop said. he expected that In the -1 busy career in W.A. a plan of union would emet• seeing the hospital grow t hey have taken over the ge including possibly "visi from a converted house chaplaincy of the St. He unity." Hospital, God of John with nine beds in 1966 to which find Churches Subiaco, in the person the first stage of the hospital in 1967 and then of Father John Cleary ;hemselves unable to parits final completion as p and have two nursing 1ici5a1e in whatever plan complete 36-bed hospital -Brothers as well as two might emerge were not prepostulants at the Mount cluded from the continuing for elderly men. discussions, he added. St. Camillus Hospital. !its most recent effort was to see to the conqruction of the new par Rh church at Maida Vale
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Catholic warning LCNICON ( NC). — World Population Year and the forthcoming World Population Conference in Bucharest would be a f ailure unless the rich countries change their attitudes and strategies for tackling the population problem, said an authoritative report issued by the Catholic Institute for International Relations. They added that if the tion consumed 80 perrich countries wanted to cent of world resources. reduce world population The Catholic institute's growth, they must help report described world the people in the poor Population Year as "escountries to achieve a sentially a rich countries' better standard of life event within the United and so remove the eco- Nations" and added that nomic pressure for large these same rich countries families. saw its main purpose as Poor countries must being to question how have greater opportuni- the poor countries could ties for trade, better reduce their population prices for their exports. rate growth. more and better econom"If the World Populaic aid particularly to tion Conference concenraise the living standard trates on this issue to the in the rural areas where exclusion of the role and most people lived. responsibility of the ricb A t present, an individ- countries in regard to ual born in a rich coun- their disproportionate abtry -consumed during his sorption and consumplifetime 40 times as much tion of the world's rein resources as an indi- sources then a crucial opvidual in a poor country, portunity to put the popt he report said. . ulation problem into its The richer 30 percent full context will have of the world's popula- been wasted . . .
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