Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-13
Minnesota Eyewitness
by BRENDA uEI.lAND

This Archbishop Jeoffrey
England Elizabeth In
Archbshops Canterbury back Augustine
morning went down St Marks Cathedral to get my
Long shining
bishops Canadian bishops tall and handsome Negro bishops New
Episcopanans Indians
beautiful women and pretty girl with black locks piled
chnthese Eplaco
pal church of St. Colombia on Gull Lake
Then the evening to Il filled
the roof with ten thousand people tranquil smiling and kindly people
pretty clothes The beside said that bshops
outside along Grant street DOMINIC
phees and and soes and chasubles,
boys bright
baooninS carrying
tall candles abiaxe tho throng lie We all
and sang;
The OF Abraham praise
Who reigns enhroned above:
Ancient O everlasting
And God OF love"
1t placs-such joyful swelling
beautiful sound heard I'M place
with bright light happiness shook the
there Archbishops sermon lie years
bearing
that in Hobens portraits And the English voice and
like
Shakespeare pay-he Duke of Kent or John OF Gaun,
OF Congress OF
neapol 1854 A. tEnglAnds
the words Greek THE truth h" make free And this
the text of his sermon.
you straight
the heart of the Christian gospel and the churchs task In the
world prcdcamen
beate which
Mems freedom cannot be had by manade but only by
obedience TO Gods truth
Is apprehended by reason. by
pleasing
word then disciples indeed and shall know the
truth and the truth shall make free
inseparabe they
moral qualities by Christ They cannot be separated without
ccasing Ithought)
Freedom freedom
swine who rushed madness into the
1T Illustrate
another obtained invcntvenes-
q"eng spirit OF man but nndsepnd by truth ha" been cheapened
debased ALL spiritual
thought Of the nquGon the Hiroshima Bomb,
burning OF the kn"ey report Of the mas" oue" of revolution"
begun In idealam)
Equally, responsibilities Ia
truth What the scientists know OF atomic not s
scientific knowledge
which split the the decision the energy
80
restraints uthspd truth without the decisions
action win. H. proper
"e'S., nan than
gagged .a,aan c. N twofold struggle keep
remain and and TO keep Christian freedom
in the yes that In the grandeur Of the English
trdo istory Of Anglican Communion
In the =, Iods freedom Of Gods truth.
eating 10y YCopcl against the imposionS
claiming S' WIN ~ here think, he
,,n' khcSm preserving the truth Of faith
and ",p Hhmcnts upon Of
Ecan pure" kspcism, Freudan and
MARKHAM mateTSSsm cold rationalsm, behavoiWm
the
The Of synhesia Christ freedom
Anglican tradition" grand
nOb learned philosophical and indeed Christ this
For church is" humility 10 be etenaly creative and
seeking Sterile and tyranncalJ
today than before the
being propaganda aophed by
the without which truth live threatened
with extinction by the mounting forces Of
ma,eriaitHm
them 10 the the
spread II
curtailuent Of freedom
II thing be called a this Of history
Freedom and
1dence strength match this hour"
Archbishop Canterbury great
Minneapolis Minnesota spoke with
that Thomas another Archbishop Canterbury
the Common Book time the
English guide
the n justice
truth and establish them that
rfgbteOIsnsss
Then he turned nned hand
mighty, tender noble
The blessing God Almighty, the Father,
Holy upon you
thought what fortune what golden
feel that blessing
loves descend him . Iprd"
social Gathering Thomas