Are Saints Models to Emulate or Little Gods?
In preparation for my ministry in the priesthood, I spent some months in a parish. Something quickly caught my attention: […]
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Pentecost Perspectives
Towards an African Pentecost!
At the end of the African Synod II in October 2009 the reaction of the participants was like: Were our
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Perspectives
A Greek Orthodox Giant of Unity
Aristokles Spyrou was born in 1886, in Greece. After completing his seminary education he was ordained a deacon in 1910
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Perspectives
The Border-Crossing Pope
As a young priest, Fr Giovanni Montini was appointed to serve in the pope’s diplomatic mission in Poland.
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Ecumenical dialogue Perspectives
How St John XXIII Worked for Unity
The late motivational speaker Leo Buscaglia said: The person who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing and becomes
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Ecumenical dialogue Perspectives
A Group that shows how Unity Works
So far in this series I have looked at particular “Saints of Christian Unity”, but this month I’d like to
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Perspectives
The Patroness of Christian Unity
This month I’d like to introduce to you the patroness of Christian unity, Maria Gabriella Sagheddu. She was born in
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Perspectives
The Father of Modern Ecumenism
Paul Couturier was born in France in 1881 to a family of a Jewish background and grew up among Muslims
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Church Perspectives
Dom Lambert’s Long Exile
Octave Beauduin was born in 1873 in Belgium. At 33, as a diocesan priest, he became a Benedictine monk at
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