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of the celebration of Prophet Muhammad's night journey to Heaven
- called al-mi'raj - the sacred building was crammed with a
great multitude of the suppliant faithful who till the dawn
most earnestly supplicated the Almighty Allah to deliver Turkey,
and particularly the Sacred House, from those who "would fill
it with ugly idols and images as before!" In connection
with that patriarchal mantle or cope, I wrote an article
in the Turkish paper the Aqsham, showing the existence of
a schism between the Greek Orthodox and the Protestant
Anglican Churches. I pointed out that the cope was not
meant as a pallium of investiture and recognition of the
Anglican orders, and that a reunion between the two
Churches could never be accomplished unless one or the
other of the parties should renounce and abjure certain
articles of faith as heretical and erroneous. I also pointed
- called al-mi'raj - the sacred building was crammed with a
great multitude of the suppliant faithful who till the dawn
most earnestly supplicated the Almighty Allah to deliver Turkey,
and particularly the Sacred House, from those who "would fill
it with ugly idols and images as before!" In connection
with that patriarchal mantle or cope, I wrote an article
in the Turkish paper the Aqsham, showing the existence of
a schism between the Greek Orthodox and the Protestant
Anglican Churches. I pointed out that the cope was not
meant as a pallium of investiture and recognition of the
Anglican orders, and that a reunion between the two
Churches could never be accomplished unless one or the
other of the parties should renounce and abjure certain
articles of faith as heretical and erroneous. I also pointed