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Robert Runcie: The Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledged there are serious threats to church unity but says it is not about to break up
Robert Runcie: The Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledged there are serious threats to church unity but says it is not about to break up

Robert Runcie: The Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledged there are serious threats to church unity but says it is not about to break up

Date9/5/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Runcie: The Archbishop of Canterbury acknowledged there are serious threats to church unity but says it is not about to break up.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie (left) had just been asked a question about Anglican church unity with the Vatican when a telephone rang. Angli(...)
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