Theologians: Did Luther Split needed to be a ‘Church-Dividing’ Event?
Did the split between Martin Luther and the Catholic Church in 1521 have to be what theologians call a “church-dividing”...
Ecumenical dialogue
Was the Catholic Church Partly to Blame for the Reformation?
Swiss Cardinal Kurt Koch, renowned for his ecumenical efforts, addressed a Washington gathering of Catholic and Lutheran leaders striving for...
Is the Holy Spirit the Great Unknown in Catholic Theology?
Catholics, Pentecostals celebrate Pentecost with pope Pope Francis’ very public friendship with and overtures to Pentecostal and evangelical leaders is...
Respond to Violence with Christ’s Love and Strength
Pope Francis prayed for an end to the daily violence and brutality waged by fundamentalist extremists in the Middle East....
Theologian: Christian unity possible but not a ‘call to ignore realities’
Disagreements among Christians have existed from the beginning, but there is a way to live in unity until disagreements can...
Tear Down this Wall: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
The 2017 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity – Jan 18-25 Theme: “Reconciliation – The love of Christ compels us.” When...
Reformation? That Was 500 Years Ago…
Pope Francis and leaders of the Lutheran World Federation launched a year of activities to mark the 500th anniversary in...
Differences in Apostolic Traditions
Divided Christians are called to see theological and liturgical differences that are rooted in the apostolic tradition not as a...
Vatican Cardinal Explains Limits of Eucharistic Sharing
The Catholic Church continues to insist that sharing the sacrament of Communion will be a sign that Christian churches have...
