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VOL. 45, NO. 35 The WITNESS NOVEMBER 10, 1960 FOR CHRIST AND HIS CHURCH Editorial and Publication Office, Eaton Road, Tunkhannock, Pa. Story of the Week ARCHBISHOP TO HAVE Talks On Church-State Issues AUDIENCE WITH POPE Urged Following Election * The Archbishop of Canter- bury, is scheduled to have a * Churches were called on by person a bigot just because he private audience with Pope John the general secretary of the wishes, thoughtfully and con- toward the end of November, publication. the re- Massachusetts Council of structively, to consider the Anglican Church informa- Churches, to strive construc- lation of a person's religion to and tion office here announced. tively together after the Presi- his fitness for office, whatever dential election to find "work- his religion may be." This will mark the first time reuse able answers" to the problem of The council executive said since the Reformation that an for Church-state relationships. that, although the religious Archbishop of Canterbury has Forrest L. Knapp, addressing issue has been widely discussed visited a Pope. required an Episcopal men's gathering, in Massachusetts, he believed The visit is described as a need said several major issues there are "relatively few" Prot- "courtesy call," and as in no h e s e he attention. Among t estants in the state who would way linked to Vatican prepara- listed: "rightly be called bigots." Permission 9 Do we believe in religious A candidate's religion "con- freedom for everyone, whatever stitutes one aspect of his quali- his religion, or irreligion? fications for office," Knapp ob- DFMS. / • Should a church have any served. "Of course, his deepest different treatment by the commitments should be in the field of his religious faith. Of Church government from that gi yen to any other institution in the course, the voter has the right community? to know what he values most 0 What should be the rela- and what he conceives to be his Episcopal tionship between the Church as fundamental responsibility to the an institution and the state as God and man." of an institution ? "But," he declared, "no voter * Should religion and reli- has a right to speak or act on gious influence be completely inaccurate information, or from Archives excluded from the circles of emotional prejudice, or with a government? mind closed to new information 2020. "Regardless of who wins," and fuller understanding." ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY said Knapp, "every Church, The council represents 1,800 gets headlines all over the world be- cause he is to make a courtesy call every religious body in America churches of 12 major denomi- Copyright on the Pope should devote enough time to nations. the study of relations between tions for the forth-coming ecu- Church and state to come up BISHOP GRAY menical council. with clear and comprehensive HONORED According to the report, it and adequate answers to the will take place following visits major issues." * Bishop Gray was honored that Archbishop Fisher is plan- While deploring "the ill man- on November 6th, the 20th an- ning to make to Jerusalem ners of some persons who have niversary of his consecration. where he will meet Greek Ortho- been writing and speaking on Bishop Frederick Wilkinson of dox Patriarch Benediktos, and the religious issue in this cam- Toronto was the preacher at a to Istanbul, where he will call paign," Knapp said that "no special service at the cathedral upon Ecumenical P a t r i a r c h person should label another in Hartford.