First Mass Since Reformation Celebrated at Swiss Cathedral
The Mass took place on March 5, having been postponed for two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Results from Tag: 'reformation'
‘Is a New Reformation Dawning in Germany?’ Initiative Writes to Bishops Around the World
The initiative describes itself as an association of theologians, philosophers and anthropologists who call for radical reform in the Catholic Church, but who do not consider the German Synodal Way a viable solution.
Peter Kreeft on Healing Reformation’s Wounds: Prayer, Love Key to Christian Unity
Kreeft asserts that the path to reconciliation will be found through loving Protestants in Christ and praying fervently for reunion.
Catholics and Lutherans Look Toward Christian Unity in Reformation Statement
Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity and the Lutheran World Federation release joint statement.
Martin Luther’s Unintended Reformation Today
Scholar Brad Gregory Addresses the 500-Year Split
Healing the Reformation’s Wounds With the Theology of the Body
COMMENTARY: 500 Years of division in Western Christianity: How St. John Paul II’s trenchant teaching opens the way toward unity in the Body of Christ.
Who Was the Real Martin Luther?
A biographical sketch of the spark that lit the Reformation.
