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3Rd May 1973 8 MAY 1r)77 SA public duped The Australian 15 cents Yen Frederick Stephen Temple, arch- Christ Church St Laurence. Sydo y, with deacon of Swindon, has been appointed special responsibility for Aboriginal Suffragan Bishop of Malmesbury. He is a people. on abortion newphew of Archbishop William Temple Captain Michael Tahiti. Chen h Army and grandson of Archbishop Frederick officer in the loner parish, has been Temple. appointed parish evangelist at Conte- "The public has been State where such an operation is Some placards said: "Vote Van Edward Norman. archdeacon of mundra (Can-Goulh). legal. Wellington, NZ, and rector of Resort, duped into believing that for life," "Abortion is deg , Captain Ronald Wallis of the Church Dr Cleary went on to say that has been elected Bishop of Wellington. Army. has been appointed to the parish abortion is a simple, safe murder," and "Shall we kin Church Record succeeding Bishop Henry Baines. He it is not a simple operation and Registered for posting as of Holy Trinity. Kingsford, and will con- grandma next," No. 1536 First published 1880 flay 3. 1973 is a graduate of the University of New tinue his regular visitation of Long Bay 5peration," said Dr E. G, there are a significant number of a newspaper—Category A Zealand and was a lieutenant-colonel in Jail. Mrs Philip Pike, of Aldgats the NZEF during World War II. He Mr Robert Brandenburg, formerly with Cleary, reader in pathology, complications, none of which are who is expecting a baby, too, trained at Westcott Home. Cambridge. agniaMISIMINa the Diocesan Board of Education, has recently. notified in the annual report of part with her husband and toi, Canon Peter Whiteside, headmaster of been appointed full-time tin lung officer the committee appointed under Lincoln Cathedral School since 1970, has with the Church of England BOW children, in the hour-lot aceepted the post of principal of Wad- Society. diocese of Adelaide. He was commenting on a the Act. demonsir.ition hunt, Inc preparatory school to Mel. Rev William A. Rnss. rector of Kunu- newspaper discostire in March The Right to Life Association bourne Church of England Grammar nurra (NW Aust) since 1969, has been School. apooinred lector of Dampier. that the first death occurred organised a march through Ade- Bishop Kenneth Sansbury. retiring as Re' Norman rotten, curate of Holy after an abortion operation with- laide in March and it was led by general secretary of the British Council of • Ralph lieraldion. since 1970. Church.. at the end of Jul has been mminted to Rockhampton. out the Minister for Health, Mr Anglican rector Rev John Flem- Bangkok not an enjoyable appointed vicar of St Mary-in-themarsh. Il.trid Evans has been appointed Shard, or his department being ing. He addressed the 2,000 Norwich. one of England's smallest .. ot St Etoniface Cathedral, Banbury. aware of it. marchers at a rally in Victoria RCs may parishes. The parish is the Norwich Or, P. L. Harrison of Perth has heen edral close and the church was demo- curate of Christ Church Cath- A mother of three, who was in Square. lished in the sixteenth century. Parish- t., , m ttwux NT. an advanced state of pregnancy, The demonstrators carried pla- ioners worship in St Luke's chapel in the Rix 0-ward G. Sharnonds, rector of St Wicks to Cathedral. (Perth, since lOph has died after an operation in Ade- cards objecting to SA's abortion Rev Roger Beds.Mk librarian of Lan.. retp., ti Oaremont laide, South Australia is the only lain. join Vie mer House. Oxford, since 1963, has been appointed warden in succession to Rev affair,' says Bp Muston /oho W. Ws Mans. Rev Ales tt. siossido. rector of St Peter's C.. since 1969. has am, . tit from 1.5 be asst rutt Council y Itt•i it s ti Christian writers siobody could say that sat humbly listening for clues to to the endeavour by 1)1. Bishop Muston spoke with ap- • state of St their missionary strategy, he since 1963. Cardinal Knox has ar agkok was an enjoyable Beyerhaus to introduce the preciation of the Bible Study at . -.tot from 30 said. Frankfurt Declaration as a major Bangkok. It showed us how im- No..mmtt ,st nounced that Catholics woul r air, said Bishop Muston Rey Re M. Rockingham. rector of St Debate on Frankfurt Declara- issue. Reaction had come from portant scripture was to the iu Tern (Sydney) since 1970, has sharpen their skills study the possibility of al Atly. He was reporting tion. two quarters. Debate between understanding of the missionary bishop M sr, ited rector of St Paul's, Lith- e°. fro plying for membership the Victorian Council of liishop Muston drew ;Attention Beyerhaus and Dr Philip Potter task of the Church, he said. The May. Writers, young and old Rev Dena F. Barker. curate of Cooma of the World Council of worship in plenary sessions ten- (Can and Goulb) has been appointed to the Victorian Council arches on the recent "Sal- from all parts of Sydney Churches had tended to sub- ded to be gimmicky. There was Ven. Ralph Edwin Wicks, the team in the district of Weston Creek. Churches. ton Today" Conference ACT. and all denominations, from merge the issue. however very real worship in the Archdeacon of the Downs in Captain Robert Eland of the Church the World Council of Army has hart appointed to the Sydney Canberra and from Bris- The Cardinal, who is the In addition Third-World sectional groups occupying the the diocese of Brisbane is l's City Mission's Community Centre at arches. The conference spokesmen objected to what they six middle days, he said. Green Valley. bane, gathered in Sydney on Roman Catholic leader be Assistant Bishop of the address the Assembly 01 saw as the intrusion of Western Captain Ronald King of the Church a tremendous experi- In discussion after the report, diocese. Army has been appointed parish evange- Saturday, March 31 for yet Council said that aroperaho theological differences which Bishop Keith Rayner of Wang- list at Holy Trinity, F.rskinesilie (Sydney). e, but it was at the same another Seminar for Chris: achieved over the past years ha,' appeared to them as irrelevant. aratta said that his recent ex- He succeeds Bishop John Hud- Cantab. Brian Manias., of the le disturbing and frustrat- Church Artily'. Field Officer with the led to the possibility of closer Ii perience of the Phillipines in- son retires in Arrh- Church of England Immigration Depart- ran writers. The Frankfurt Declaration lationships. He would ask ft . he said. was rejected, not so much for dicated that there was a tre- ment since 1967. has been appointed to Fifty-six people enrolled the stall of St Peter's. Campbelltow-n Ecumenical Affairs Commissi0 the issues it raised, as for the mendous reaction in Asia to the tsydncy1. the Seminar, organised by Bishop Gerald Muston is •if the Melbourne Archdioas. way it was introduced, he said. Western way of conceptualisine Captain Ales Potent of the Church Evangelical Literature Overseas assistant bishop of Mel- Army, has been appointed to the nail of prepare material for study us Reactions to the Bangkok The "parable-type" theology (Australia) with the co-operation issues involved in the v irne, Conference were beginning to emanating from this region could of the "Decision" Writers' application. appear in print, and it would be be of value to Australian Group. The feature of this year's shop Muston drew attention a pity if these were allowed to Churches in breaking out of Seminar was the workshops Cardinal Knox stressed th• as Asian majority at the 326- polarise understanding of Salva- traditional patterns. whit began at 10.30 am and mportance of the dialogue face! iber conference. Domination tion. New with breaks for dinner and after- i•v Christians in today's Western He was supported by Prof. -he Third-World countries was Bishop Muston said that the noon tea, went on until 5.30 pm There is a need to stand at complete during the first Norman Young who drew atten- history of the Ecumenical rnove- •ngether, he said. In this way w days. Their representatives tion to the fact that Western the Rev Fred Nile. evangelist an. will he able to stem the tide, and ment is studded with people such e angrily about the Western ological differences are seen I. youth worker with the Central enable the gospel to penetrar as William Temple and D. T. house for tons aches, and saw them as Methodist Mission, opened the Rev Vernon 1i, ,, „ 1,ft corner) and his workshop Niles, who were able to hold be scandalous by the Third Western weiety, We need le is of oppression. Strong re- day with prayer and a Bible members as tii, listen to a radio session On tape. Bishop Muslim evangelism and activism together. World Churches. work on questions of moralir tient was felt over the real study, setting the day's theme. All with greater intensity, he said, sessions were held in the er still in the hands of the elation tRacio and television) for the honour of Jesus Christ studying and finding out hoe bishop spacious buildings of the Stan- r sending Churches. This led and Rev Rex Meyer, editor of and his truth. close our programs can be. sectional report to recoun- more Baptist Church. close to the the ACR (Devotional writing). Mr Ray Guyait, chairman of The new house for the City yet easy of access from In responding to Cardinal t a moratorium on sending ELO, closed the Seminar at 8 30 Bishop of Canberra and most points and with plenty of Since the workshops were ea- Knox's address.
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