ecumenical in A Sentence

Ecumenical Councils of 431.

You can't be Ecumenical about it.

The Ecumenical Church Leaders Forum.

Encoxada Arrimon- Disgraceful Ecumenical.

During this era, several Ecumenical Councils were convened.

4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451,

The Holy Fathers and the Ecumenical Synods,” I replied.

If this did happen, this was surely a wonderful Ecumenical gesture.

In 1575, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople granted Mount Sinai autonomous status.

As already noted above, his Ecumenical work should also not be neglected.

We can intermarry one among another, so we can have a real Ecumenical council.

The 21st Ecumenical council that met in four sessions in Rome from 1962- 65.

In conclusion, should we be involved in Ecumenical cooperation with other Christians and churches?

wanted to launch a process of profound change with the Ecumenical council Vatican II.

This is also the place where in the 3rd Ecumenical council conducted in 431 AD.

Cultivate our relationships with denominations that currently support us and continue Ecumenical expansion, locally and internationally.

In conclusion, should we be involved in Ecumenical cooperation with other Christian churches and other groups of believers?

The third Ecumenical church council at Ephesus in 431 aimed at ending this controversy between the schools of Antioch and Alexandria.

An important part of my pastoral visit to Bangladesh is the interreligious and Ecumenical encounter that will take place immediately following our meeting.

The third Ecumenical church council was called at Ephesus, in 431, for the aim of ending this controversy between the schools of Antioch and Alexandria.

More recently, in the 1960' s, it seemed that the Catholic Church wanted to launch a process of profound change with the Ecumenical council Vatican II.

Religious: The city was a fairly significant place for previous Christianity, and this is also the place where the third Ecumenical Council was held in ad 431.

In 2014, he and the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew(the spiritual leader of some 300 million Orthodox Christians) were in talks to try to make everyone's Easter all one date.

A primary distinguishing feature is whether they accept the 3rd and 4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451 over the precise relationship of the human and divine natures of Christ.

Constantine's foundation gave prestige to the Bishop of Constantinople, who eventually came to be known as the Ecumenical Patriarch, and made it a prime center of Christianity alongside Rome.

A primary distinguishing feature is acceptance or otherwise of the 3rd and 4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451, which concerned the precise relationship of the human and divine natures of Christ.

In the face of widespread heresy, the Church's teaching on the Holy Trinity needed to be defined by various Ecumenical councils, beginning with the Council of Nicaea in 325 A. D.

The contents are abundantly footnoted with references to sources of the teaching, in particular the Scriptures, the Church Fathers, and the Ecumenical Councils and other authoritative Catholic statements, principally those issued by recent popes.

To an inattentive observer the NDOP may seem like a broadly inclusive event that pays respect to the beliefs of all theistic religions- Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, etc.- but in practice such Ecumenical goals are absent.

A few years later, in his 1964 encyclical Lumen gentium, Paul VI defined papal infallibility more clearly as when a pope speaks either“ex Cathedra” or in an Ecumenical council- on a matter of faith and morals.

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ecumenical in A Sentence

Ecumenical Councils of 431.

You can't be Ecumenical about it.

The Ecumenical Church Leaders Forum.

Encoxada Arrimon- Disgraceful Ecumenical.

During this era, several Ecumenical Councils were convened.

4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451,

The Holy Fathers and the Ecumenical Synods,” I replied.

If this did happen, this was surely a wonderful Ecumenical gesture.

In 1575, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople granted Mount Sinai autonomous status.

As already noted above, his Ecumenical work should also not be neglected.

We can intermarry one among another, so we can have a real Ecumenical council.

The 21st Ecumenical council that met in four sessions in Rome from 1962- 65.

In conclusion, should we be involved in Ecumenical cooperation with other Christians and churches?

wanted to launch a process of profound change with the Ecumenical council Vatican II.

This is also the place where in the 3rd Ecumenical council conducted in 431 AD.

Cultivate our relationships with denominations that currently support us and continue Ecumenical expansion, locally and internationally.

In conclusion, should we be involved in Ecumenical cooperation with other Christian churches and other groups of believers?

The third Ecumenical church council at Ephesus in 431 aimed at ending this controversy between the schools of Antioch and Alexandria.

An important part of my pastoral visit to Bangladesh is the interreligious and Ecumenical encounter that will take place immediately following our meeting.

The third Ecumenical church council was called at Ephesus, in 431, for the aim of ending this controversy between the schools of Antioch and Alexandria.

More recently, in the 1960' s, it seemed that the Catholic Church wanted to launch a process of profound change with the Ecumenical council Vatican II.

Religious: The city was a fairly significant place for previous Christianity, and this is also the place where the third Ecumenical Council was held in ad 431.

In 2014, he and the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew(the spiritual leader of some 300 million Orthodox Christians) were in talks to try to make everyone's Easter all one date.

A primary distinguishing feature is whether they accept the 3rd and 4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451 over the precise relationship of the human and divine natures of Christ.

Constantine's foundation gave prestige to the Bishop of Constantinople, who eventually came to be known as the Ecumenical Patriarch, and made it a prime center of Christianity alongside Rome.

A primary distinguishing feature is acceptance or otherwise of the 3rd and 4th Ecumenical Councils of 431 and 451, which concerned the precise relationship of the human and divine natures of Christ.

In the face of widespread heresy, the Church's teaching on the Holy Trinity needed to be defined by various Ecumenical councils, beginning with the Council of Nicaea in 325 A. D.

The contents are abundantly footnoted with references to sources of the teaching, in particular the Scriptures, the Church Fathers, and the Ecumenical Councils and other authoritative Catholic statements, principally those issued by recent popes.

To an inattentive observer the NDOP may seem like a broadly inclusive event that pays respect to the beliefs of all theistic religions- Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, etc.- but in practice such Ecumenical goals are absent.

A few years later, in his 1964 encyclical Lumen gentium, Paul VI defined papal infallibility more clearly as when a pope speaks either“ex Cathedra” or in an Ecumenical council- on a matter of faith and morals.

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