The Questions that Challenge us
We live in a complex and confusing world. If you are puzzled by the number of creeds and the level […]
The Questions that Challenge us Read Post »
We live in a complex and confusing world. If you are puzzled by the number of creeds and the level […]
The Questions that Challenge us Read Post »
I’ am writing this more or less as my plane to London is flying 30 000m over Paris. Inevitably, my
Christ: the Key to our Solidarity Read Post »
By Nancy Frazier O’Brien, Catholic News Service A new 120-page document marks the progress in Catholic-Lutheran relations over the past
Catholic-Lutheran document maps steps to full unity Read Post »
The late motivational speaker Leo Buscaglia said: The person who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing and becomes
How St John XXIII Worked for Unity Read Post »
So far in this series I have looked at particular Saints of Christian Unity, but this month Id like to
A Group that shows how Unity Works Read Post »
A special ecumenical vocation was born when a French priest met an Anglican aristocrat on a Portuguese island.
A Catholic-Anglican bond Read Post »
Every year, from January 18-25, the Church observes a Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. How did this come about?
The Dream of One United Church Read Post »
From John Lee, Johannesburg – I refer to the excellent article in The Southern Cross (May 7) on Luther wanting to
Think again and give Luther his due Read Post »
Please give an answer to whether we may receive Holy Communion at an Anglican eucharistic service. G Delange King Henry
Anglican Communion Read Post »