"The Malines Conversations, publication of which the Archbishop Of Canterbury recently prohibited, Test the passing of the law on the revised prayer-book be thereby Jeopardised, have now been publish. fed at the request of the Council of the Church Association.
The conversations originated in 192], when Lord Halifax asked Cardinal Mercier to receive some Anglicans anxious for a rapprochement between the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches,—Five meetings of representatives of each Church were held at Malines tween 1921 and 1925, Separate reports show that the question of the Pope's supremacy was the thorniest topic:
The Anglican memorandum says that both the Enstern Orthodox and Anglican Churches were prepared to recognize the primacy of the Pope, but it was not likely that they woul be ready to define it more The memorandum of the Roman any attempt to define the rights in addition to the duties of His Ho-Tiness.—Reuter.
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