To the Editor of the "Norra-Cutna Dairy News."
Siz,—A few days ago I read an announcement in your paper to the effect that at the meeting of the Church of England Men's Society a paper would be read, by American gentleman, on the Protestant Episcopal Church of U. 8. A. and that this should be interesting to the members as very little is known of the Church outside of our own country.
There was a certain smugness about this phrase that made me ask myself, ''Why do we know nothing of the Church in other countries?" In the American Book of Common Prayer (which I have been looking over) I read that: "'It will also appear that this Church is far from intending to depart from the Church of England in any essential point of doctrine, discipline or worship," 80, as it is the same Church, the same creed and our own foundation, we should know what it has been doing all these generations past. If it was strong enough to survive political separation, its movements were worthy of being followed up.
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