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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 35, 27 August 1903, Page 20

At the June quarterly meeting of the Central Council of the Catholic Truth Society of Scotland, Major - General Lord Ralph Kerr, X.C.8., occupied the chair The editorial committee's statement, the treasurer's report, and the arrangements for the annual demonstration of the Society were the chief items on the agenda paper. The editorial committee resolved to petition the Bishops of Scotland to allow them to curtail the commission of the censor, which at present enables him to deal with questions of literary opinion and taste as well as with matters of faith. Though the committee themselves originally conceded this power, they now find that its exercise greatly hampers its work. They, therefore, wish to limit' the scope of the censor to the domain of ' faith and morals ' alone. The treasurer's report showed that the Society had a balance on hand of £134 2s 3d.