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christian Cathedral is Planned For iokyo

Fred Woodinl. Supervisor iI,\'. speaking in fresh accents in of information for the Ang|l- an architectural language can Church of Canada, is on ‘great in oil e r n nation can a church assignment in the tnuickly grasp."

Orient. In this story. writ- , “lt will reflect the contem- ten for The Canadian Press, porary Japanese personality." he describes plans for a Supporters of the scheme note cathedral in Tokyo. the Japanese are accus-

ltomed to beauty and dignity in

By FRED WOODING their shrines and temples TOKYO «CPt-—Rt. Rev. David that Christian churches in

M. Goto, scholarly Anglican pan tend to be tndifferently de-

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bishop of the world's most lieav- signed, poorly located and often iiy populated city, is a man with shabby. an ambition. One feature of the cathedral if he succeeds -and it seems that won't be Japanese will be likely he will-—-Tokyo will have the set of six kneelers made by s new landmark. Canadian Eskimos of seelsk‘ . The 54-year-old bishop intends Three of the b ea u t l fu H to give this extraordinary me- matched skins bear the words tropolis its first Christian ca- “i-loly, Holy. Holy." The gift of thedral. T. W. Kober of Oakvllle, Ont. On the siirface the plan the kneclers were presented to doesn't appear ¢X(‘llll1l1. for ca- Bishop Goto when he attended tliedrals are commonplace in the Anglican world congress in Western countries. ' Toronto last year. ' to build one in Tukvo, The proposed cathedral,

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both imaginative and daring. nipeg. Primate of the Anglican "No one believes the power Church of Canada. is to of the Christian enterprise re more than a place of worship. sides in its buildings," Bishop‘ In addition to providing facil- Goto concedes. “but one splen- ities for a college of preachers, did centre for wnrsliip and it is to be developed as a cul- ievangelism in this city could tural centre for religious win a new kind of attention for drama, art exhibitions. gather- t-he Christian message, and a ings of theologians, philosoph- far wider hearin . ters and students of ethics. . «-Town is made up M , m,_~ Bishop Goto envisages the terial civilization. unable to °3l—h9‘ll‘3l Pl‘°Vldl_“l 3 ~‘°“l“K stop and look or listen unless f°" ‘he P”‘59"t3t‘°“ °f the Sgt- gh, eye is Caught m thp 93, Matthew Passion or the Mass in - chestras and great choirs. Such performances now take MASSIVE SIMPLICITY -place in secular music halls but The proposed cathedral. ex- the bishop is convinced that pected to cost about $2.000.tl00, performed in a cathedral they will stand on land adjacent to might make people "realize Tokyo Tower. 3 1.092-foot struc- that Bach's music is not merely _ture in the heart of the city. an esthetic experience but the The idea is to build a "t.hing‘response of a superbly endowed c oxnm a n d i ii g siinplic- ‘Christian to the gospel itself."

soaring symb .

few Christians which has the support of Arch. among its 10.500,tl00 people, is ‘bishop Howard H. Clark of Win-‘

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CP from AP-Reuters ‘imposition of foreign controls MOSCOW — The executive which prevent people from coimcil of the World council of freely choosing their own form Oliurchcs has \\"ai‘ncd that-of government and representa- an effort to gain military ad- tires perpetuates an uneasy in- .vantage through disarmament tern-ational situation." iproposals carries with it the This passage could be taken jthreat of war. as a reference to Soviet control

against the continued “imposi- ‘F01 by I W95l€l‘fl COUNTY 0V€|' ltion of foreign controls" on‘3"."°”“~" °°“‘“"_-"-

smaller countries. 3 *i“5° dadgp“-:1 fl“ F953‘-tgrd arr’ .';2:."..t'.':‘¥»°ae°r-‘15°ur-%-3's" i’»'- -3‘ -1 lcommittce held in Odessal injamfgvge Caglsctggo cheggceléizilyss the Ukraine. last week. Release said the statement. “the mem tion which the Roman Catholic :Ohiiroh is devotting to the sub- iject of ecumenvism.

funtil delegates could get Moscow and hold a press con- m «he de_ ‘°'°“'~"- lliberations of the second Vati- | The World Cou it tell of can coum.u_

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lworld's major churches. but not 5e(.I.etm.y of the council». ex, ““”"‘h- eculive committee.

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FAMOUS HANDS

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