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Excerpt from Confession and Absolution: Report of a Conference Held at Fulham Palace on December 30 and 31, 1901, and January 1, 1902
In calling together a second Fulham Conference, I was not only endeavouring to carry on the work of unity begun by Bishop Creighton, but acting in accordance with the wishes of the London Diocesan Conference of 1901, which unanimously expressed a wish that I should do so.
The personnel of the Conference, the date of it, the points to be discussed at it, were left entirely to myself, and naturally were the subject of much careful thought.
The members of the Conference were selected by me with the greatest care, in order that all schools of thought in the Church should be adequately represented, and the gentlemen who finally consented to form the Conference were considered, I feel sure, by the Church at large to be thoroughly representative. Certainly those who read the discussions will see how clearly and adequately each point of view was brought into prominence.
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