Apostolicity and catholicity / report of the Disciples of Christ -- Roman Catholic International Dialogue ; first series 1977-1982.
By: Disciples of Christ--Roman Catholic International Dialogue
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TextPublisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : Council on Christian Unity, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 1982Description: 16 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) -- Relations -- Catholic Church -- Congresses | Catholic Church -- Relations -- Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) -- Congresses | Church -- Unity -- Congresses | Ecumenical movement -- Congresses
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"In September 1977, a five year international dialogue between the Disciples of Christ and the Roman Catholic Church was launched on the theme, "Apostolicity and Catholicity in the Visible Unity of the Church." ... At its fifth session (1981) ... prepared a final report ... a statement of shared insights and findings which the Commission identified out of its work, its discussion and debate, and its life together in fellowship and prayer during these five years."