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Constantinople to Crete: Ecumenism & the Conciliar Tradition in the 21st Century

In Istanbul’s Fener district, where the Ecumenical Patriarchate looks out over the Golden Horn, I sometimes slip into Evening Prayer as incense thickens the...

Means and Ends of Evangelism

From Billy Graham to Michael Ramsey, how might a Christian sociology speak to a hyper-individualized culture?

Lighted to Lighten: St. Thomas & the Desire of Nations

St. Thomas journeyed to the east, bringing the light of Christ to the people of India. His Gospel work continues to this day.

The Gift of Consensus on Justification

Editor's Note: This is the first of two essays marking the quarter-century anniversary of the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification.  On October 31,...

When Revival Meets Rosaries with Nathan Smith and David Han

What can we learn from surprising encounters between Catholics and Pentecostals?

A Once-Derided ‘Circus’ That Became Beloved

A peculiarity from an exceptional moment in American Anglicanism, the Fond du Lac Circus remains a high-water mark in the debate over ritualism among Episcopalians.

Mary: Mother and Disciple, Not Co-Redemptrix

Rome now discourages the title co-redemptrix for Mary, a move to emphasize the singular mediation of Christ our savior.

Should Full Communion Still Be the Goal?

The voice of a new generation of ecumenical theologians in the United States, Eugene Schlesinger provides a groundbreaking response to the past two generations of ecumenists.

Newman Is a Teacher of the Universal Church

Although he crossed the bridge to the Catholic side, most Anglicans who learned from Newman about the catholic roots of their Church remained on the Anglican side of the bridge.

A Shelf of Books, a Community of Shared Wonder

Learning and growing is hard. It takes a searching community of pilgrims, often challenging one another seeking the truth.

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