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Gathered in my name : ecumenism in the world church / edited by William T. Cavanaugh ; contributors, Paul Avis [and 12 others].

Contributor(s): Cavanaugh, William T, 1962- | Avis, Paul D. L [contributor.]
Material type: TextTextSeries: Studies in world Catholicism: 9.Publisher: Eugene, Oregon : Cascade Books, [2020]Description: xii, 268 pages ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781532685583; 1532685580; 9781532685590; 1532685599Subject(s): Christian union | Ecumenical movementLOC classification: BX8.3 | .G38 2020Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Part one: Competition and cooperation. From comity to competition: what prospect for ecumenism? / Elias Kifon Bongmba -- Pentecostalism and base Christian communities in Mexico: Similarities, differences, and juxtapositions / Philip Wingeier-Rayo -- Part two: Ecumenism of blood. Ecumenical cooperation in contexts of crisis: The case of Chile under military dictatorship (1973-1990) / Juan Sepùlveda -- Bishops saving "singers": Ecumenism of blood in Pinochet's Chile / Michael L. Cooper-White -- Anglicans, the ecumenism of blood, and postcolonial problems / Mark Chapman -- Part three: Ecumenical engagement with social issues. One family, many systems? Ecumenical alliances and the defense of the domestic in post-handover Hong Kong / Justin K. H. Tse -- Ecumenism and immigration: the "new Christians" in Italy / Chukwumamkpam Vincent Ifeme -- Climate justice is for all: Making peace with the earth / Grace Ji-Sun Kim -- Part four: Receptive ecumenism. Formal ecumenism, receptive ecumenism, and the diverse local churches of the global catholic communion / Paul D. Murray -- The elusiveness of consensus and a pathway to deeper communion / Paul Avis -- Past divisions and present ecumenical dialogues: are these elements of God's providential plan? / Vimal Tirimanna, CSsR -- Part five: Plurality and unity. Asian ecumenism through a postcolonial lens / Felix Wilfred -- "I am with you always" (Matt 28:20): Jesus' perspective on ecumenism in the world church / Teresa Okure, SHCJ.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part one: Competition and cooperation. From comity to competition: what prospect for ecumenism? / Elias Kifon Bongmba -- Pentecostalism and base Christian communities in Mexico: Similarities, differences, and juxtapositions / Philip Wingeier-Rayo -- Part two: Ecumenism of blood. Ecumenical cooperation in contexts of crisis: The case of Chile under military dictatorship (1973-1990) / Juan Sepùlveda -- Bishops saving "singers": Ecumenism of blood in Pinochet's Chile / Michael L. Cooper-White -- Anglicans, the ecumenism of blood, and postcolonial problems / Mark Chapman -- Part three: Ecumenical engagement with social issues. One family, many systems? Ecumenical alliances and the defense of the domestic in post-handover Hong Kong / Justin K. H. Tse -- Ecumenism and immigration: the "new Christians" in Italy / Chukwumamkpam Vincent Ifeme -- Climate justice is for all: Making peace with the earth / Grace Ji-Sun Kim -- Part four: Receptive ecumenism. Formal ecumenism, receptive ecumenism, and the diverse local churches of the global catholic communion / Paul D. Murray -- The elusiveness of consensus and a pathway to deeper communion / Paul Avis -- Past divisions and present ecumenical dialogues: are these elements of God's providential plan? / Vimal Tirimanna, CSsR -- Part five: Plurality and unity. Asian ecumenism through a postcolonial lens / Felix Wilfred -- "I am with you always" (Matt 28:20): Jesus' perspective on ecumenism in the world church / Teresa Okure, SHCJ.

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