ARCCM-24 ~ L. Mason Knox, How important is it to Anglicans that the children of mixed marriages be brought up as members of their own Communion, and why? An Episcopalian’s Response ~ IARCCUM.org

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How important is it to Anglicans that the children of mixed marriages be brought up as members of their own Communion, and why? An Episcopalian’s Response

ARCCM-24

Author(s): L. Mason Knox

Event: ARCCM: Ecclesiological positions and pastoral disciplines, Dublin, 1-5 April 1974
Protocol number: ARCCM-24

Persistent link: iarccum.org/doc/?d=1282
This permanent link may be used to link to this document.

Citation:
L. Mason Knox. "How important is it to Anglicans that the children of mixed marriages be brought up as members of their own Communion, and why? An Episcopalian’s Response", ARCCM-24 (Dublin). Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue. https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=1282.

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