Though Nicaea is a ruin, its Creed stands and unites Christians, pope says
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Although the ancient city of Nicaea lies in ruins and the geographic centre of Christianity...
Ecumenical dialogue
Fraternity Across the Lines
By Raymond Perrier – Life as a Catholic priest, let alone a bishop, cannot be easy. Anyone who is head...
Pope, British king share historic prayer in Sistine Chapel
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Pope Leo XIV welcomed Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla to the Vatican for...
First female Anglican Archbishop has challenges awaiting her
By Fr Peter Chimombe – Sarah Mullally has been appointed as the first female Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury in over 1400...
Do We Embrace Non-Catholics in Our Lives?
By James Katende – Embracing people of other denominations or faiths challenges us to live out the heart of the...
Denomination Relations: Eastern Orthodox
In the final article of our series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between the...
May the Church One Day Be United
By James Katende – The longing for unity is not new—it echoes from the heart of Christ Himself, who prayed,...
Denomination Relations: Pentecostals
In our ongoing series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between Catholics and other Christian...
Denomination Relations: Seventh Day Adventists
In our ongoing series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between Catholics and other Christian...
