Pave Benedikt og patriark Bartolomeus m\u00f8ttes b\u00e5de i g\u00e5r kveld (til vesper) og i dag til den hellige liturgi (=messe) p\u00e5 festdagen for apostelen Andreas. Paven lovet at Den katolske kirke ville gj\u00f8re alt den kunne for \u00e5 f\u00e5 st\u00f8rre enhet mellom verdens 1,1 milliarder katolikker og 250 millioner ortodokse, og han refererte ogs\u00e5 til De ortodokse som s\u00f8sterkirker.<\/p>\n
In a similar spirit, Patriarch Bartholomew I vowed commitment to \u201cthe unwavering journey toward the restoration of full communion among our churches,\u201d even referring to Benedict XVI as \u201cour brother, and bishop of the elder Rome.\u201d In their Common Declaration, Benedict and Bartholomew pledged \u201cto renew our commitment to move towards full communion.\u201d<\/font><\/i><\/p>\n John Allen skriver videre om dette m\u00f8tet, og er noks\u00e5 n\u00f8ktern i sin konklusjon: In the light of almost 40 years of experience, such events have to be evaluated on two levels: the symbolic and the substantive. Symbolically, they offer powerful testimony to the success of the ecumenical movement in overcoming old prejudices and pointing the way towards new Christianity unity. Substantively, however, they normally leave the underlying disagreements between the various Christian bodies largely unresolved \u2013 including, above all, the power of the papacy.<\/p>\n Such appeared to be the case again today.<\/font><\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pave Benedikt og patriark Bartolomeus m\u00f8ttes b\u00e5de i g\u00e5r kveld (til vesper) og i dag til den hellige liturgi (=messe) p\u00e5 festdagen for apostelen Andreas. 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\nThis is not the first time a pope and a patriarch have issued such paeans to unity. Benedict XVI is actually the third pope to visit the Phanar, following in the footsteps of Paul VI in 1967 and John Paul II in 1979.<\/p>\n