02681nam a2200325   4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001700071015001000088020001500098040002800113050002300141082001300164110005800177245012300235260005600358264001100414300002400425336002600449337002800475338002700503504004100530505059800571520102901169610005102198610005102249700002502300700003002325792745PUCPR20230907132140.0740425s1974    enk      b    001 0 eng    a   74163055   aGB***  a0192134256  aDLCcDLCdDLCbspaerda00aBX 5129b.A53 197400a262/.0012 aAnglican/Roman Catholic Joint Preparatory Commission.10aAnglican/Roman Catholic dialogue :bthe work of the Preparatory Commission /cedited by Alan C. Clark and Colin Davey.  aLondon,aNew York,bOxford University Press,c1974.  3©1974  a129 pages ;c22 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aThe Common Declaration by Pope Paul VI and the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1966 -- An Introduction to the Work of the Joint Preparatory Commission -- Why is Anglican / Roman Catholic Dialogue Possible Today? -- Where Should Dialogue Begin? -- To What Extent Can or Should There Be Diversity in a United Church? – Freedom and Authority -- Unity and Comprehensiveness -- Unity: An Approach by Stages? -- The Malta Report --Letter of Cardinal Bea to the Archbishop of Canterbury, dated 10 June 1968 -- Resolutions and Report of the Lambeth Conference 1968 on Anglican / Roman catholic Relations  aAfter 400 years of separation between the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches Archbishop Ramsey's visit to Pope Paul VI in 1966 was historic event.  This book begins with their Common Declaration inaugurating official dialogue between the two communions.  It continues, after an introduction setting the scene, with six of the papers presented by leading theologians at the three meetings of the Joint Preparatory Commission, held at Gazzada, Huntercombe, and Malta.  It ends with the 'Malta Report'(at the first kept confidential for some time) and related documents.  The Roman Catholic contributors are Cardinal Willebrands (two papers) and Bishop B.C. Butler, and the Anglicans are Professor Eugene R. Fairweather from Canada, Professor H.E. Root and Bishop J.R.H. Moorman from England, and Bishop H.R. McAdoo from Ireland.  The book as a whole is a record of historic steps taken by the two churches towards rapprochement, the fruits of which are beginning to be seen in more cordial relations and continuing dialogue.20aChurch of EnglandxRelationsxCatholic Church.20aCatholic ChurchxRelationsxChurch of England.1 aClark, Alan C.,eed.1 aDavey, Colin,d1934-eed.