Orthodoxy’s Divisions Offer Glimmers of Hope for Healing With Catholicism
COMMENTARY: Despite the lamentable developments in Ukraine and beyond in 2022, it’s possible 2023 could herald long-desired ecumenical breakthroughs.
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Pope to Orthodox Delegation: Journey to Full Communion Should Respect Traditions
The Pope is particularly close to the Orthodox Church of Constantinople and has met with their patriarch, Bartholomew I, several times.
Pope Francis and Coptic Orthodox Patriarch Tawadros II Sign Joint Declaration
‘We glorify the Almighty for the bonds of fraternity and friendship existing between the See of St. Peter and the See of St. Mark.’
Pan-Orthodox Council: Russian Absence Saves Ecumenical Patriarchate’s Status — for Now
NEWS ANALYSIS: The historic council ended Sunday, leaving more questions than answers.
Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill Meet in Havana: ‘We Spoke As Brothers’
Following their historic encounter, the Pope praised the Patriarch’s humility and deep desire for unity.
Seeking an End to the ‘Scandalous Disunity’ Between East and West
Robert Moynihan was inspired by St. John Paul II to create the Urbi et Orbi Foundation.
Eastern-Catholic Married Priesthood Authorized in North America
At Pope Francis’ direction, the Vatican has restored a faculty it suppressed 85 years ago.
Light From the East: Churches in Former Communist Countries Discuss Family Synod
Christian leaders from the region insist that a sound pastoral approach to family issues must be grounded in authentic doctrinal teaching.
