Pope Francis’s Contribution to Ecumenism (WCC)

"As Pope Francis marks the fourth anniversary of his election, the latest issue of The Ecumenical Review, the quarterly journal of the World Council of Churches (WCC), opens with an article discussing the ecumenical gestures that have marked his pontificate, one of the most striking being his presence at the joint Catholic–Lutheran Reformation commemoration in Lund in 2016 (http://www.oikoumene.org)."

The previous texts are an excerpt taken from an article from March 22, 2017 on the World Council of Churches website which is titled: Ecumenical Review discusses Pope Francis’s contribution to ecumenical dialogue. The article is a review of an article on latest issue of The Ecumenical Review titled: “Ecumenical Recognition, Ecumenical Utopia.” Learn more at the link below, and to read and get all the insight from the article, we must get a copy of the latest Ecumenical Review. Blessings!

Ecumenical Review discusses Pope Francis’s contribution to ecumenical dialogue — World Council of Churches







Source:

http://www.oikoumene.org/en/press-centre/news/ecumenical-review-discusses-pope-francis2019s-contribution-to-ecumenical-dialogue

A Message from Archbishop Justin Welby

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25th May - 4th June!

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https://www.thykingdomcome.global/

Repost of the 7th Post on this Blog

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Repost of the First Post on this Blog

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Happy 2017!

Wishing all have a wonderful new year! May 2017 be filled with many blessings.

Feliz Navidad a todos! Merry Christmas!

Feliz Navidad a todos! Merry Christmas!

One Week after the Bombing

Today it has been one week since a 22 year old suicide bomber took the lives of 25 and wounded 49 Coptic Christians during mass at the church next to St Mark's Cathedral. St Mark's is the seat of Egypt's Orthodox Christian church in Cairo. Supposedly, the Muslim Brotherhood is being blamed for the attack according to authorities. This type of attack is very sad, and we all should be praying for our brothers and sisters in Egypt, and for the families of those who were killed. If you don’t know what a Coptic Christian is, I suggest you get informed because they are one of the oldest Christian communities on our planet founded in the year 42 by Saint Mark. This previous fact should tell you their history in the church goes back to the very beginning. Blessings and get involved praying or doing something!