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"Baptism is common to us all" – an update from the Anglican-Catholic dialogue

Posted on May 20, 2011 by Kendall Harmon

(ACNS) Today, Friday, the Commission looked particularly at the mandate given to it, which is to engage in theological dialogue and reflection with the tasks of:

– Re-examining how the goal (to seek “restoration of complete communion in faith and sacramental life” is to be understood today
– Presenting the work of ARCIC II for reception
– Continuing to work in the established dialogue method
– Discussing the Church as communion, local and universal, and
– How in communion the local and universal Church discern right ethical teaching

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Posted in * Anglican - Episcopal, * Religion News & Commentary, Anglican Provinces, Church of England (CoE), Ecumenical Relations, Other Churches, Pope Benedict XVI, Roman Catholic

2 comments on “"Baptism is common to us all" – an update from the Anglican-Catholic dialogue”

  1. nwlayman says:
    May 21, 2011 at 10:20 am

    Gee, this all sounds like the world’s most ignored piece of writing, the “BEM Document” from around 1982-83 or so? Yawns then, yawns now.

  2. Catholic Mom says:
    May 22, 2011 at 12:07 am

    zzzzz
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    THUMP! [Head hits keyboard]

    Call me when something happens and/or when the world ends, whichever comes first.