Ecumenism
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GwenNotre Dame Student Describes Melkite Divine Liturgy in Malloy Hall as Part of Campus Spiritual Life
Michael Moss, a Notre Dame senior, writes that he found a Melkite Catholic Divine Liturgy on campus to be one of the most meaningful parts of his college...
World Council of Churches Mourns Death of Eden Grace, Quaker Former Central Committee Member
The World Council of Churches (WCC) has announced the death of Eden Grace, a member of the Religious Society of Friends and a former member of the WCC...
Cardinal O’Malley Urges Catholic and Orthodox Christians to Pray Together for Unity
Cardinal Seán Patrick O’Malley, retired Archbishop of Boston, encouraged Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians to pray together for reunification at a joint conference focused on healing the nearly...
Eastern Catholics in Richmond Embrace Byzantine Tradition Amid Ecumenical Journey (Richmond, Virginia)
Chris and Joyee Chiu, long-time evangelical Christians, were received into the Eastern Catholic Church through chrismation, a form of confirmation in the Eastern Catholic tradition, in Richmond. The...
Events, Reforms, and Ecumenism in Europe Highlighted by New Apostolic Church
In 2015, the New Apostolic Church (NAC) in Europe highlighted significant events, structural reforms, and interfaith dialogues as part of its ongoing retrospectives. The church’s global outreach included...
Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill Meet in Cuba During Pope’s Visit
Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill I met in Cuba in February 2016, marking a significant moment in inter-church relations. The meeting took place during Pope Francis’...
Old Catholic Community in Düsseldorf Celebrates 150th Anniversary (Düsseldorf, Germany)
The Old Catholic Community in Düsseldorf celebrated its 150th anniversary with a service at the Thomas Church in Reisholz on Saturday. Founded in 1876, the community traces its...
Moravian Church Settlements Recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Herrnhut, a small Saxon town near the German-Polish border, has been recognized as a World Heritage Site, joining two other Moravian settlements established from Herrnhut in the 18th...
Moravian Church Celebrates 300th Anniversary of Founding Settlement in Herrnhut, Germany
The city of Herrnhut, founded 300 years ago by Mährisch and Bohemian religious refugees, remains the heart of the Herrnhuter Brüdergemeine. The settlement began with the felling of...
