Resolutions 52, 53, and 54 (1968) – Relations with Other Churches – The Roman Catholic Church

A note regarding these minutes:
These are not official minutes, but rather, an attempt on behalf of the co-secretaries to take note of the key points being made in the course of discussions. Members did not have the opportunity to make corrections. There is no guarantee that the quotations recorded here are accurate. This should clearly be noted when they are being drawn upon for research purposes. The minutes did provide members with a basic overview of what was being discussed and what points were raised; and they can provide researchers with a window into the nature and tone of the dialogue which characterizes these meetings, as well as a sense of the parameters of the discussion on particular points.

Author/editor(s): Lambeth Conference
Creation: 11 Aug. 1968 (The date of original creation or publication, if known)
Event: Lambeth Conference 1968, Lambeth, 22 July to 13 August 1968

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Resolution 52

Relations with Other Churches – The Roman Catholic Church

The Conference welcomes the proposals made in the Report of Section III which concern Anglican relations with the Roman Catholic Church.

Resolution 53

Relations with Other Churches – The Roman Catholic Church

The Conference recommends the setting up of a Permanent Joint Commission, for which the Anglican delegation should be chosen by the Lambeth Consultative Body (or its successor) and be representative of the Anglican Communion as a whole.

Resolution 54

Relations with Other Churches – The Roman Catholic Church

In view of the urgent pastoral questions raised by mixed marriages the Conference welcomes the work of the Joint Commission on the Theology of Marriage and its Application to Mixed Marriages, and urges its speedy continuance.