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Tag: Declaration on the Way

DW#6 – Where do we go from here?

November 15, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht Ecumenism

Where do we go from here? We have not yet reached the goal of our journey towards unity. DW recommends four major ways that for the churches continue to move forward together.

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Reading DW #5: Where Are We on the Eucharist?

November 8, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht Ecumenism Sacramental Theology

Perhaps the most hopeful section of the document, the agreement on the Eucharist that has been reached by the dialogues over fifty years is nuanced, careful, and generous.

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Reading DW #4: Where Are We on Ministry?

October 13, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht Ecumenism Lay Ministry Ordained Ministry

Ministry remains a difficult question between Catholics and Lutherans. DW helps to map the differences and see which are church-dividing and which are not.

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Reading DW #3: Where are We About the Church?

September 29, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht Ecumenism Sacramental Theology Uncategorized

The topic of the church remains an issue over which Lutherans and Catholics do not yet fully agree. But where are we on the road towards unity?

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What is the Declaration on the Way?

September 14, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht BCDW / USCCB Ecumenism Eucharist Ordained Ministry Sacramental Theology

The Declaration on the Way: Church, Ministry, and Eucharist (DW), is a document of the US Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue. It is an attempt to review

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Anonymous Broadsheet (1617) Depicting the Reformation as a Dream of Frederich the Wise

Announcing a New Series: Reading the Declaration on the Way

September 8, 2017 Jakob K Rinderknecht Announcements Ecumenism

As you may already aware, this year is the 500th anniversary of the beginnings of the 16c. European Reformations. Like most historical anniversaries, choosing which

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Pope Francis issues major document on liturgical formation
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The new Prefect of Divine Liturgy and Sacraments speaks.
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THE PLAZA

Words Made Flesh
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August 6, 2022 Jill Crainshaw

A Horticulturist Goes to Mass
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July 22, 2022 Timothy Brunk

Rethinking Devotions and the Liturgy in a Catholic Context
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July 21, 2022 Nathan Chase

13th Sunday in Ordinary Time. 1st Sunday post-Roe
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June 27, 2022 Teresa Berger

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