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Œcuménisme

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Documents of dialogue

Hiley H. Ward

1966

A History of the ecumenical movement

Ruth Rouse

1993

Presbyterians and unity

John Kelman Sutherland Reid

1962

The ecumenical movement

Michael Kinnamon

1997

Communities of freedom

Derek Winter

1989

Spiritual reading for the ecumenical Christian

Robert E. Albright

2008

Ecumenical terminology =

World Council of Churches.

1975

The American churches in the ecumenical movement, 1900-1968

Samuel McCrea Cavert

1968

Theology of renewal

Congress on the Theology of the Renewal of the Church Toronto 1967.

1968

One church

Glenn Thomas Carson, Clinton J. Holloway, Douglas A. Foster

2008

Christian unity and religion in New England

Roland Herbert Bainton

1964

Resource sharing book

World Council of Churches.

2000

Liturgy and Christian unity

Romey P. Marshall

1965

Ecumenical theology today

Gregory Baum

1964

The quest for unity

John H. Erickson

1996

Ecumenism, Christian origins, and the practice of communion

Nicholas Sagovsky

2000

Ecclesiastical unification

Josef Macha

1974

The Ecumenical world of Orthodox civilization

Georges Florovsky, Bird, Thomas E., Andrew Blane

1974

Toward reunion

Edward J. Kilmartin

1979

The Unity of Christians

Augustin Bea

1963

Ecumenism and interreligious dialogue

Edward Idris Cassidy

2005

Martin Luther

Atkinson, James

1983

Church membership as a Catholic and ecumenical problem

Avery Dulles

1974

Byzantium and the papacy, 1198-1400

Joseph Gill

1979

Catholic theology in dialogue

Gustave Weigel

1961

Organic union of Canadian churches

James Carmichael

1887

Revelation and the quest for unity

Avery Robert Dulles

1968

The Bible

E. Flesseman-Van Leer

1980

Christian resistance to apartheid

Daryl M. Balia

1989

Power without glory

Henderson, Ian

1967

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