Catholics and Evangelicals
Events such as World Youth Day have allowed evangelicals to better understand Roman Catholics and their beliefs
by James Beverley
Barry Farndon is proof that evangelicals and Catholics are getting along better in Canada. Farndon, a staff sergeant with the Ontario Provincial Police, was seconded to the World Youth Day security task force during the Pope’s visit to Canada in July. "God wanted me here for a reason," says Farndon. He and his wife Cathy attend an Evangelical Missionary church in Markham, just north of Toronto.
"The World Youth Day is a positive reality. Many aspects of the program feel like an evangelical youth event," Farndon said. "I don’t agree with all Catholic teachings, but I don’t focus on the differences." He put in long hours to ensure the safety of John Paul II and the massive crowds at the Catholic festival. He said he would not volunteer to provide security for a cult group. He regards many Catholics as fellow Christians.
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