With passion on the journey from conflict to communion

LWF leaders meet with Pope Francis in the Vatican, look ahead to 500th anniversary of Augsburg Confession (LWI) - Meeting with Pope Francis ...

Pope to Lutherans: Christ accompanies us on journey toward ...

He then urged everyone to continue “with passion on our journey from conflict to communion,” as Catholics and Lutherans explore the “close bonds ...

A Step Along the Journey from Conflict to Communion - ELCA Blogs

In the meeting with the PCPCU and in a subsequent lecture on synodality at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum), General ...

The journey from conflict to communion is irreversible

We have begun our irreversible journey from conflict to communion and we do not wish to let it cease ever again. — LWF President Panti Filibus Musa. Referring ...

Pope to Lutherans: Christ accompanies us on journey toward ...

Finally, Pope Francis recalled that Lutherans and Catholics are not alone as we tread the path from conflict to communion: “Christ accompanies ...

Pope Francis to Lutheran leaders: Jesus feels pain at our divisions

Pope Francis explained that “the path that goes from conflict to communion, on the road of crisis, is not easy, but we are not alone: Christ ...

From Conflict to Communion

Pope Benedict commented, »What constantly exercised [Luther] was the question of God, the deep passion and driving force of his whole life's journey. ›How ...

Lutheran World Federation leaders meet with Pope Francis, look ...

... passion.” He continued: “Let us continue, then, with passion on our journey from conflict to communion.” The Augsburg Confession is the primary confession ...

Pain of division must push Christians to seek unity, pope says

Pope Francis described the five centuries of Catholic-Lutheran division as a “journey from conflict to communion.” Progress requires real motivation and passion ...

From Conflict to Communion: The future of Christians together in the ...

General Secretary Junge concluded: “We need to define our identity, not in opposition to but together with the others, based on the significant common ground we ...

Jesus Feels Pain at our Divisions: Pope Francis to Lutheran Leaders

Francis said: “Let us therefore continue with passion on our journey from conflict to communion on the road of crisis.” The next stage of ...

From Conflict to Communion - Living Bulwark

beings and calls us into communion with Himself and His church. Herein lies the basis for our joy in our common faith. To this joy also belongs a discerning, ...

Library : A Journey of Communion | Catholic Culture

With a purified memory, we can now look with confidence to a future unburdened by past conflicts and preconceptions, a future whose only debt is ...

Address of Cardinal Koch - "From Conflict To Communion ...

When this document from the Commission bears the title “From Conflict to Communion”, then both of us are challenged not to rush too quickly to “ ...

2017: From Conflict to Communion? - Evangelical Focus

It is a 90 page, joint statement between the Vatican and the Lutheran Federation that attempts to summarize what happened in the XVI century, the controversies ...

Conflict and Holy Communion - Ministry Matters

On this journey, I have developed a growing conviction that it is at the Table of Holy Communion that we will find the place, the time, the ...

Consider this... From Conflict to Communion - YouTube

In observance of the 500 year anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Bishop Richard Malone says Catholics and Lutherans must be open to ...

Study Guide - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

All of us come to From Conflict to Communion and this study guide with a personal history that includes our spiritual journey. Our hope is that this history ...

Lutheran World Federation: standing together as a global ...

... journey ahead. Pope Francis has described the common journey of Catholics' and Lutherans' ecumenism, from conflict to communion, as a crisis.

Conflict over Communion | prodigalprof

The idea is that in the service of communion, the body and blood of Christ, and the bread and wine, coexist in union with each other.