When a Baptist Marries a Catholic
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: The distance between Baptists and Catholics is much closer than the distance between believers and nonbelievers.
Results from Tag: 'ecumenism'
The Ecumenism of Vatican II, 60 Years Later
COMMENTARY: Christ’s prayer for unity, at the Last Supper, reminds us that unity among Christian believers is an essential part of the Church’s mission.
Evangelicals Are Becoming More Open to the Catholic Church — Here’s Why
COMMENTARY: While deep theological differences exist, many Christians have found a way to live and work together and to be friends and brothers in Christ.
Don’t Mix Apples and Oranges in the Argument From Fruits
COMMENTARY: The argument from fruits isn’t a very useful one when someone really disagrees with you.
With Nations and Churches in Turmoil, Could a Meeting of Francis and Kirill Help Bring Peace?
Amid war and ecumenical turmoil, will this summer see a historic meeting between the Pope and the Russian Orthodox Patriarch?
How to Pray for Christian Unity
COMMENTARY: It’s worthwhile, after another Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, to ask why no one seems to talk as if our beliefs matter anymore.
Being Ecumenical Is Being Evangelical
False ecumenism is not merely modern but modernist, which is to say that it is heretical
The Legacy of the ‘Malines Conversations,’ One Century Later
A symposium co-hosted by the Belgian and British embassies to the Holy See focused on the consequences of the historical event that has inspired the ecumenical movements of the past 100 years.
Pope Francis: ‘The Witness of Growing Communion Between Us Christians Will Be a Sign of Hope’
An Orthodox delegation, led by Metropolitan Emmanuel of Chalcedon, arrived in Rome ahead of the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul on June 29.
Pope Francis Encourages Ecumenical Meeting in Brotherly Love
The Holy Father sent a video message to a gathering of the John 17 Movement, an ecumenical group, on June 9.
