Twenty theologians gathered to discuss various topics around the theme “Reformation: Whose history? Voices from the South” when the Catholic Theological Society of Southern Africa held its annual conference at Koinonia, Johannesburg
Theology Meeting Put Focus on Reformation Read Post »
The Reformation deeply divided Christianity. We still live with the scars of that Church division today, but we need to place the events that led to the rise of Protestantism into their historical context.
Church Division: It’s Time for Church Unity Read Post »
How Protestants regarded Martin Luther has evolved as the Reformation he engendered has likewise evolved, according to German Catholic theologian Father Peter Neuner.
Luther and the Medieval Catholic Church Read Post »
Catholic-Lutheran ecumenical efforts have borne fruit over the past 50 years – so says “1517-2017: Lutherans and Catholics: Then and Now” conference.
Catholics and Lutherans: No Church-Dividing Differences Read Post »
Young Catholic seminarians said they were privileged to listen to the primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa
Anglican Church Head Visited Catholic Seminarians Read Post »
In a rare ecumenical moment, Father Emil Blaser OP, executive director at Catholic radio station Radio Veritas, said he was honoured to preach the homily at a funeral in Johannesburg’s Forest Town Methodist church.
Priest Preaches at Methodist’s funeral Read Post »
Emmanuel Ngara dreams of Christian unity – Luther and the patriarch – Protestant and Orthodox – and it begins with
My Dream – The Pope Washes Luther’s feet Read Post »
By Drew Christiansen, S.J In the July issue of Jesuit La Civilta Cattolica, editors Antonio Spadaro, SJ and Marcelo Figueroa
The Richness of Catholic-Evangelical Relations Read Post »
Signalling a turning point in ecumenical relations with the Catholic Church, the World Communion of Reformed Churches signed an agreement
Reformed Churches Sign Agreement Adopting Justification Doctrine Read Post »
