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„Die Menschen in der Karibik können aus einem umfassenden Fundus an Erzählungen schöpfen, die das spirituelle Leben von Menschen christlichen Glaubens auf der ganzen Welt bereichern können“, sagte Anthony Currer vom Päpstlichen Rat zur Förderung der Einheit der Christen.

“The people of the Caribbean have a rich story to tell, one that can enrich the spiritual lives of Christians around the world,” said Fr Anthony Currer of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. That very story was shared in a heartfelt way this week at an ecumenical gathering to create the first draft of the text that will be used for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2018.

«La population des Caraïbes a une histoire très riche à partager, une histoire qui peut enrichir la vie spirituelle des chrétiens autour du monde», a déclaré le père Anthony Currer, du Conseil pontifical pour la promotion de l’unité des chrétiens.

Researchers around the world have a new resource for studying the history of the ecumenical movement — the personal papers of Philip Potter, general secretary of the WCC from 1972 to 1984. “We hope that the WCC Archives will receive many researchers from around the world who will learn more about the ecumenical movement to which Philip significantly contributed throughout his life,” said Hans von Rütte, WCC archivist.

Les chercheurs du monde entier disposent d’une nouvelle ressource pour étudier l’histoire du mouvement œcuménique: les documents personnels de Philip Potter, secrétaire général du COE de 1972 à 1984. Ces documents sont désormais disponibles sur demande écrite ou peuvent être consultés dans la salle de lecture des archives du COE à Genève.

Czech Television devoted 90 minutes of programming on the afternoon of 6 July 2016 to a liturgical commemoration of national and religious leaders, chief among them the reformers Jan Hus and Jerome of Prague who were executed in 1415 as heretics and are celebrated today as martyrs and champions of faith, intellect and liberty.

The Faith and Order Commission’s convergence text “The Church: Towards a Common Vision” continues to be discussed by churches on a journey toward revealing the unity of the church and how it is inextricably bound on a pilgrimage of justice and peace.

A theological dialogue initiative offering Orthodox perspectives on disability has encouraged churches to address the issue with a renewed commitment.

Une initiative de dialogue théologique offrant des perspectives orthodoxes sur le handicap a encouragé les Églises à examiner la question avec davantage de détermination.

Well over 250 young people came to Taizé from 30 August to 6 September 2015 to participate in the first theological symposium on “Brother Roger's Contribution to Theological Thought”. Those invited to this time of reflection and sharing were theological students and young theologians under the age of 40 engaged in research as well as those preparing for service in the church or those already involved in ministry. A wide range of speakers from all over the world aroused a great deal of interest, with contributions offered from a Protestant, Orthodox and Roman Catholic viewpoint, coming from Western and Eastern Europe as well as from Asia, North America, Latin America and Africa.

A message focusing on the theme “Ora et labora”, meaning “pray and work”, was shared by the WCC general secretary Rev. Dr Olav Fykse Tveit, at the 75th anniversary of the Taizé Community, commemorating the life of the community’s founder Brother Roger.

„Der ÖRK ist dankbar für die neue Dynamik in den gemeinsamen Anstrengungen, unserem geteilten Glauben an Gott den Schöpfer und unserem Engagement zu gemeinsamem Dienst Ausdruck zu verleihen“, erklärte ÖRK-Generalsekretär Dr. Olav Fykse Tveit in einer Rede auf einem Treffen zum 50-jährigen Bestehen einer gemeinsamen Arbeitsgruppe des ÖRK und der römisch-katholischen Kirche.

“The WCC is grateful for new momentum in collective efforts to manifest our common faith in God the creator and our commitment to common service,” said the WCC general secretary, Rev. Dr Olav Fykse Tveit, as he spoke at the 50th anniversary gathering of a joint WCC-Roman Catholic group.

«Le Conseil œcuménique des Églises rend grâce au nouvel élan donné aux efforts collectifs visant à manifester notre foi commune en Dieu le créateur et notre attachement au service commun», a déclaré le pasteur Olav Fykse Tveit, secrétaire général du COE, lors d’une réunion organisée pour le cinquantième anniversaire du Groupe mixte de travail de l’Église catholique romaine et du COE.

Meeting from 17 to 24 June, the newly reconstituted Commission on Faith and Order of the WCC has begun to define its principal trajectories for ecumenical study and common activity from 2015 until the next WCC Assembly in 2020.

Réunie du 17 au 24 juin, la nouvelle Commission de Foi et constitution du COE a commencé à définir ses principaux axes d’étude œcuménique et d’activités communes pour la période allant de 2015 à la prochaine Assemblée du COE, en 2020.