How the Ukraine conflict is reshaping relations between Churches – Catholic World Report
St. Sophia’s Cathedral is rarely used these days for liturgical functions. But it is considered home by both Orthodox Christians
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Aquinas and Religious Pluralism: How to Engage without Sacrificing Truth | Prof. Thomas Hibbs – YouTube
[In the disputed question model], Aquinas is attempting — vicariously, because all these people are not sitting in the Agora
Unexpected Fallout From the Absurd Ideas of the German Synodal Path – FSSPX.Actualités / FSSPX.News
It was perhaps not expected on this side, but ecumenical dialogue has come to cast a chill on the debates
With war looming, will Kyiv get a Catholic patriarch?
News: Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church The Pillar While the prospect of a renewed Russian invasion in Ukraine is becoming a
Pope Francis’ second summit with Russian Orthodox patriarch could be held in June-July | Catholic News Agency
The Russian news agency Tass reported that Aleksandr Avdeyev made the comment on Feb. 18 at a Russian-Italian conference in
Director of Church Society Calls for Action: Lays out Six Possible Options Including Exclusion from the Anglican Communion | VirtueOnline – The Voice for Global Orthodox Anglicanism
“Liberalisation of the church’s teaching and practice is not inevitable. There is no set predetermined trajectory we must follow here.
The Pope to Phanar head: We continue along the path to full communion – UOJ – the Union of Orthodox Journalists
The pontiff believes the Vatican and Phanar continue walking together along the path of reconciliation between all believers in Christ. The
Egypt names first-ever Christian head of country’s top court | Crux
Egypt’s president on Wednesday swore in the first-ever Coptic Christian to head the country’s highest court. Egypt names first-ever Christian
Former Anglican Bishop of Chester joins the Catholic Church – Catholic Herald
Dr Peter Forster, 71, who retired in 2019, is the fourth Anglican bishop to be received into the Catholic faith