Holding hands in Rome

Leonardo De Chirico  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 May 2017
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Holding hands in Rome

LOOKING TOWARDS A CHURCH
FULLY RECONCILED

The Final Report of the Anglican-Roman Catholic
International Commission 1983–2015 (ARCIC II)
Editors A Denaux, N Sagowsky & C Sherlock
SPCK. 350 pages. £14.99
ISBN 978 0 281 077 793

After the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) the Roman Catholic Church opened up to the ecumenical movement and has entered a season of bilateral dialogues with non-catholic communions or denominations (e.g. the Eastern Orthodox churches, the Lutheran World Federation).

One of the most significant ones has been the dialogue with the Anglican Church, better known with the acronym ARCIC (Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission).

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