Posts Tagged ‘ ecumenism ’

Two Rights Declare a Wrong-on Appeals to Orthodoxy

Mar 11th, 2010 | By Jonathan Deane | Category: Blog Posts

Throughout the past year on Called to Communion, the various blog posts and full-length articles by the contributors have been met with objections of various stripes and sizes. It has been a mixture of excitement, hope, prayer, frustration, and calls for mercy for me to read many of those posts and the dialogue that has [...]



What is the Significance of the Pope’s Anglican Ordinariates?

Oct 24th, 2009 | By Taylor Marshall | Category: Blog Posts

[Look for a Called to Communion podcast on the Anglican Ordinariates this week. Tim Troutman, Andrew Preslar and I recorded on Friday evening.]
The Holy Father has announced the formation of a “personal ordinariate” for Anglicans coming into the Catholic Church. A lot of people are confused by what is meant by “personal ordinariate.” The most [...]



Why the Claim that Catholics Don’t Understand Reformed Theology is not Uncharitable

Sep 30th, 2009 | By Neal Judisch | Category: Blog Posts

Suppose a Catholic is discussing Reformed theology with a Reformed Protestant and that the Catholic is explaining to the Reformed Protestant why he doesn’t agree with particular aspects of Reformed theology.  And suppose the Reformed Protestant tells the Catholic that he (the Catholic) just doesn’t understand Reformed theology, and that the Reformed Protestant’s evidence for [...]