The Life of Edward White Benson, Sometime Archbishop of Canterbury
The Life of Edward White Benson, Sometime Archbishop of Canterbury
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I am told that he was encouraged by the Pope to mention any steps which might be taken in the interests of Digitized by VjOOQ IC i894 ATTITUDE OF THE POPE 595 peace. The AbW suggested a letter from the Pope to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York which should open communication and eventually lead the way to Conferences between Anglican and Roman theologians on the question of Orders, in accordance with the idea entertained by the Abb^ himself and Lord Halifax of bringing both sides into cont...act on a subject which should naturally lead to the joint discussion of other points^of difference. The Pope seemed "^ to welcome the idea, and'Lord Halifax considers it probable that such a letter would have been written to the Archbishops if Leo Xin. had been left free to follow his own inspira- tions and could have assured himself that friendly overtures on his part would have been met in a similar spirit in England. It seems that what actually took place was that the Secretary of State, Cardinal Rampolla, wrote a letter to the Abh6 expressing the pleasure with which he had read the Abba's pamphlet and the interest he took in the subject, and going on to say how much might be hoped from friendly conferences in preparing the way for peace and reconciliation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am told that he was encouraged by the Pope to mention any steps which might be taken in the interests of Digitized by VjOOQ IC i894 ATTITUDE OF THE POPE 595 peace. The AbW suggested a letter from the Pope to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York which should open communication and eventually lead the way to Conferences between Anglican and Roman theologians on the question of Orders, in accordance with the idea entertained by the Abb^ himself and Lord Halifax of bringing both sides into cont...act on a subject which should naturally lead to the joint discussion of other points^of difference. The Pope seemed "^ to welcome the idea, and'Lord Halifax considers it probable that such a letter would have been written to the Archbishops if Leo Xin. had been left free to follow his own inspira- tions and could have assured himself that friendly overtures on his part would have been met in a similar spirit in England. It seems that what actually took place was that the Secretary of State, Cardinal Rampolla, wrote a letter to the Abh6 expressing the pleasure with which he had read the Abba's pamphlet and the interest he took in the subject, and going on to say how much might be hoped from friendly conferences in preparing the way for peace and reconciliation.
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