Category Archives: Ecumenism

Ecumenism in Roman Catholic theology: Lumen Gentium analysed for Ecumenism.

Summary – Lumen Gentium as an Ecumenical document Lumen Gentium, (“Light of Nations”, Vatican II, 1964) changed nothing in the ecclesiology of the Roman Catholic Church, and it was designed that way. But the whole process of Vatican II, including this document, did prove to be a catalyst for ecumenical dialogue in many ways. Again, this […]

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June 2, 2012
/ Category Ecumenism, Research
/ Posted By Kevin Bennett
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The Roman Catholic Church… a Decree on Ecumenism… Really? In the 1960’s, the Roman Catholic church made a big effort in an attempt to begin to reverse the 400-year rift between herself and the Protestant churches, even acknowledging that there was fault on both sides. She made a range of statements demonstrating that she understood […]

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May 8, 2012
/ Category Commentary, Ecumenism
/ Posted By Kevin Bennett
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Category Archives: Ecumenism

Ecumenism in Roman Catholic theology: Lumen Gentium analysed for Ecumenism.

Roman Catholic Decree on Ecumenism: “Unitatis Redintegratio”

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