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Ninth Report 2007–2012

Ninth Report 2007–2012

“Receiving one another in the name of Christ”—

In the time and spirit of the Second Vatican Council, in 1965 a joint working group between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches was inaugurated. It has served as a catalyst to fruitful collaborations between the two bodies, supported the ecumenical endeavours of each other, and launched special projects of its own.

Joint Working Group between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches

Specs: 160 pp.; 6 x 9”; paper; perfect; 2-colour cover
Topic/Shelving: Christianity / Ecumenism
ISBN: 978-2-8254-1626-6
Price: CHF 22.00; £14.00; €14.00; $22.00; March 2014
Editions also available in French, Spanish, German

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“Receiving one another in the name of Christ”—

In the time and spirit of the Second Vatican Council, in 1965 a joint working group between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches was inaugurated. It has served as a catalyst to fruitful collaborations between the two bodies, supported the ecumenical endeavours of each other, and launched special projects of its own.

Now, almost 50 years on, the Joint Working Group reports on its latest work. Its report is a window on the deepening relationship and evolving understanding of ecumenical bonds. Also included in the report are three vital studies, offering insights into the process of reception of ecumenical agreements, the spiritual roots of ecumenical engagement, and the complex yet promising relationship of the church and youth.

Click here to download the table of contents, introduction and chapter 1 (pdf)