Bartholomew I of Constantinople, the Ecumenical Patriarch, has paid a visit to Monaco and its Prince Albert II, who welcomed the religious leader known for his concern for the environment at the Palais Princier.
Pope Francis meets with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I at the Vatican, Oct. 4, 2021. / Vatican Media.Rome Newsroom, Nov 30, 2022 / 07:55 am (CNA).Pope Francis said Wednesday that the full restoration of communion among all Christians is "an urgent priority in today s world."In a letter to the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople, the pope expressed gratitude that Catholic and Orthodox Christians are seeking "to achieve full communion that will enable us one day, in God s time, to gather together at the same eucharistic table.""The full restoration of communion among all the believers in Jesus Christ is an irrevocable commitment for every Christian, for the unity of all (Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom) is not only God s will but an urgent priority in today s world," Pope Francis said on Nov. 30.The pope s letter marked the feast of St. Andrew. Pope Francis sends a message each year on the feast to the Ecumenical Patriarch, who is regar
Pope Francis meets with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I at the Vatican, Oct. 4, 2021. / Vatican Media.
Rome Newsroom, Nov 30, 2022 / 07:55 am (CNA).
Pope Francis said Wednesday that the full restoration of communion among all Christians is “.
I come to you today with a heart that bears both sadness and good hope – sadness for the loss of our beloved brother in Christ and concelebrant in the Holy Spirit, the late Metropolitan Ilia of Philomelion. We are not yet even at the fortieth day from his passing, and the vacuum that has been created by his absence is powerfully felt by us all. But as the Apostle Paul says: I come to you today with a heart that bears both sadness and good hope – sadness for the loss of our beloved brother in Christ and concelebrant in the Holy Spirit, the late Metropolitan Ilia of.
The Phanar Holy Myrrh or Chrism is the visible sign of the transmission of the Holy Spirit upon members of the Church. And it’s a tangible bond that unites all Orthodox Christians worldwide and through time. But where does it come from? Who makes it? How? And from what materials? The Phanar Holy Myrrh or Chrism is the visible sign of the transmission of the Holy Spirit upon members of the Church. And it’s a tangible bond that unites all Orthodox Christians worldwide and.