Ecumenical and Inter-religious Relations
From the Rev. Margaret Rose: Summer 2020
Good Trouble! “When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, say something, do something. Get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble.” These words of Congressman John […]
Anti-COVID World Prayer Thursday, May 14th
Rome (NEV), May 8 2020 – The interim General Secretary of the World Council of Churches (CEC), Rev. Prof. Dr. Ioan Sauca, has invited all member churches to observe a […]
1988 Episcopal Church Guidelines for Christian-Jewish Relations
Guidelines for Christian-Jewish Relations for Use in the Episcopal Church General Convention of the Episcopal Church, July, 1988 Introduction “All real living is meeting.” These words of the Jewish philosopher, […]
ARC IV Statement on the Eucharist (1967)
Since the time of the Reformation, the doctrine of Eucharistic sacrifice has been considered a major obstacle to the reconciliation of the Anglican Communion and the Roman Catholic Church. It […]
Five Affirmations on the Eucharist as Sacrifice (1994)
At the forty-first meeting of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue in the United States of America (ARC/USA), on January 6, 1994, having in mind the significant agreement on the eucharist represented […]
A Recommitment to Full Communion (1992)
We the members of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Consultation, meeting in Baltimore June 14-17, 1992, as representatives of our two Churches, recommit ourselves to the restoration of the visible unity to […]
Doctrinal Agreement and Christian Unity: Methodological Considerations (1972)
“We are all to come to unity in our faith and in our knowledge of the Son of God, until we become the perfect Man, mature with the fullness of […]
A Covenant among the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Northwest Lower Michigan Synod, the Episcopal Dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan, and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gaylord
It is the will of our Lord Jesus that all his disciples be one. Encouraged by the international, national and regional dialogues among Lutherans, Anglicans, and Roman Catholics, we celebrate […]
Virginia Lutheran-Anglican-Roman Catholic-United Methodist Covenant (2006)
Preamble We Bishops are witnesses to two powerful experiences in our time which have impelled Lutherans, Episcopalians, Roman Catholics, and United Methodists toward church unity: the Ecumenical Movement and the […]
South Carolina LARCUM Covenant (1995)
The Lutherans, Anglicans, Roman Catholics, and United Methodists in the State of South Carolina We, the Bishops of the South Carolina Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the […]
