Orthodox Church Helps Erase Old Boundaries
A 1961 analysis notes Eastern Orthodoxy softening barriers between Protestant and Roman Catholic groups. Pope John XXIII moves toward unity with world church leaders, inviting equal dialogue with Protestants and Orthodox observers at upcoming councils in Rome New Delhi and on the Isle of Rhodes.
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George W. Cornell
Proteticions
Athenagoras I
Istanbul
Turkey
Rome
John XXIII
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Union of All Christians
Takovas
New York
North
South America
Isle of Rhosies
New Delhi
India
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Pope John
John
Near East
Bernard Leeming
New Vatican Unity Secretariat
Anthony Bashir
Franklin Clark Fry
Central Committee
Orthodox council to address church unity and papal authority
The piece notes expectations for a Vatican council to clarify papal infallibility and encourage wider input from Catholics and others. It discusses Orthodox and Protestant positions on regional rights, religious liberty, and lay involvement while stressing a quest for genuine understanding of church fundamentals. A second item reports Hibiya Library in Tokyo testing self-service browsing with 72 books lost, far below expectations.
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