Phrases with «ecumenism»

Ecumenism refers to the efforts to promote unity and cooperation among different Christian denominations or faiths. It involves a desire for understanding, dialogue, and collaboration in order to bridge the divisions and differences that exist within the Christian community. It seeks to build relationships and foster a sense of shared purpose and fellowship among all Christians, regardless of their specific beliefs or traditions. Full definition

Sentences with «ecumenism»

  • Over the years, Cardinal Ratzinger frequently spoke of ecumenism in terms of awaiting a movement of the Holy Spirit that we can neither foresee nor control. (firstthings.com)
  • The Decree on Ecumenism of Vatican II humbly recognizes that there has been sin on all sides in the work for church unity, and begs pardon of God and our separated brothers and sisters. (religion-online.org)
  • But Placuit Deo has other implications, especially for ecumenism under Francis and for the role of the Congregation in Francis's pontificate. (firstthings.com)
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