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Christian Unity.
Pray for Christian unity.
Christian Unity.
We pray for Christian Unity.
Pope Francis speaks about Taizé and the search for Christian unity.
The week of prayer for Christian Unity began on 18th Jan.
The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity was initiated in 1908.
So do we need a Week of Prayer for Christian Unity?
And authentic Christian unity- unity in the Church- can be based only upon oneness of mind, and not upon differences of mind.
Let us pray for Christian unity.
From January 18 through January 25, Christians throughout the world will be keeping the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
We must pray for Christian unity.
By implication too, not only are non-Orthodox ecclesial bodies not“Church,” but their adherents are not Christians,since they do not figure in Christian unity.
We should pray for Christian unity.
Your aspiration for Christian unity, your openness to interreligious dialogue and your experience of a crucified Church make you an irreplaceable witness to the peace of Christ.
Let's continue to pray for Christian unity.
Nevertheless, while recognizing the need to restore our broken Christian unity, the Orthodox Church asserts that genuine unity is possible only in the bosom of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Do we still need to pray for Christian Unity?
Rev. Milan Just,a representative of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, who attended the service, conveyed greetings from the President of the Council, Kurt Cardinal Koch, to the rector, hieromonk Antoniy(Sevryuk).
January 18 to 25 marks the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
In a Christmas atmosphere,on the eve of the International Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, we bore witness to our common faith in the same Lord Jesus Christ,“who gave himself for us”(Tit 2:14), expressed our mutual respect, and shared the joys and hopes, difficulties and problems of the communities we lead.
January 18- 25,2020- A week of prayer for Christian unity worldwide.
The fourteenth meeting of the International Joint Commission for Theological Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches took place in Rome from January 22 to 27, 2017,hosted by the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
It objects to the inference that Christian unity has been“lost”;
Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic made an official visit to the Vatican on Monday(March 16th), where he met with Undersecretaryof State Leonardo Sandri, as well as with the president of the Political Council for Promoting Christian Unity, Walter Kasper.
This is the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity(18-25 January).
But as a Protestant theologian who happens to consider a special ministry to the unity of the universal church as potentially beneficial and therefore desirable, I may also submit that the actual functioning of the highest office in the church in the course of the Middle Ages andafterwards was not always beneficial either for Christian unity or for peace among the nations of Europe.
In history there have been more than a few, and rather too many,attempts to restore Christian unity, to realize a kind of“everlasting world”, at least for Christians.
The Orthodox Church acts under the ecclesiological imperative that she must always seek to bring others back into unity with it, and the assessment of hierarchs over the past century has been that this can best be achieved by participating in the ecumenical movement and in common prayer services,including the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, rather than boycotting them.