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Journal Article
Globalization and Catholicity: The Historiography of a Recent Tri-lateral Dialogue
2010
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(After all, the main requirement for an after-dinner speech is that both the audience and the speaker must remain awake! I shall try to honor my half of this mutual commitment, and I pray that you can do the same!) This trilateral ecumenical dialogue of which I was privileged to be a part spanned three years, from fall of 2006 to the fall of 2008, and its results, consisting of some twenty-one papers and related documents, are soon to be published from Bern, Switzerland, as a special issue of the Internationale Kirchliche Zeitschrift, which is the scholarly journal of the Old Catholic Churches related to the see of Utrecht with whom the Episcopal Church is in full communion. The discussion then returned to the Good Shepherd Statement, which ended the second round, by underlining the ethical dimension of the Eucharist, that all eat from the one loaf and drink from the one cup, whereby an alternative understanding of reality is offered that confronts \"global economic, social, and cultural power and tyranny with the all-encompassing spiritual power of God's church.\"
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Historical Society of the Episcopal Church
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