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Une pré-Assemblée inter-orthodoxe convoquée la semaine dernière a affirmé «l’extrême importance de l’amour» et l’«appel à l’unité, à la réconciliation, à la justice et à la paix» dans un communiqué publié conjointement par les 50 participant-e-s à l’événement, dont les délégué-e-s de 20 Églises orientales et orthodoxes-orientales.

In einem gemeinsam veröffentlichten Kommuniqué bekräftigten die 50 Teilnehmenden, dabei Delegierte aus 20 östlich-orthodoxen und orientalisch-orthodoxen Kirchen, auf einer interorthodoxen Vorbereitungskonsultation letzte Woche „die äußerst große Bedeutung der Liebe“ sowie den „Ruf nach Einheit, Versöhnung, Gerechtigkeit und Frieden“.

An Inter-Orthodox Pre-Assembly held last week affirmed “the utmost importance of love” and a “call for unity, reconciliation, justice, and peace,” according to a communique jointly released from the 50 participants, which included delegates from 20 Eastern and Oriental Orthodox churches.

From 31 January - 2 February in Beirut, Lebanon, His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of the Holy See of Cilicia, hosted a group of church leaders at Antelias who explored a more responsive and inclusive ecumenical vision.

The International Commission for Anglican–Orthodox Theological Dialogue released a communiqué after a meeting in Larnaca, Cyprus from 13-20 October.

His Holiness Moran Mor Ignatius Aphrem II, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East and Supreme Head of the Universal Syrian Orthodox Church, concluded a maiden apostolic visit to the Sultanate of Oman. The highlight of the five-day visit was the consecration of the new church, Mor Shmouni, in Ghala, Muscat, Oman, on 10 May.

Church leaders, led by Pope Tawadros II and Pope Francis, were gathered to pray for the people of Egypt, for unity, for peace and justice in St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, the chapel next to Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral that was bombed in December 2016, now restored.

Pope Francis and Pope Tawadros II of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt have taken a significant ecumenical step by signing a common declaration that Roman Catholics and Copts may recognize each other’s baptisms. The agreement is, in the eyes of the World Council of Churches (WCC), a “sign of hope”.

Today the WCC 10th Assembly hosted a unity plenary. The plenary invited participants to reflect on unity and the spiritual journey of fellowship grounded in prayerful reflection.