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The Path from Couturier to Vatican ii: The Spiritual Roots of Receptive Ecumenism
Receptive Ecumenism and the Renewal of the Ecumenical Movement, 2019Antonia Pizzey
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Heart and soul: Receptive ecumenism as a dynamic development of spiritual ecumenism
, 2015 "Receptive Ecumenism is a fresh ecumenical approach that has immense potential. However, precisely what Receptive Ecumenism is, and how it is significant, remains unclear. This thesis argues that Receptive Ecumenism has the potential to reinvigorate ecumenism because it is a form of Spiritual Ecumenism.
Antonia Pizzey
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Review of Book: A Handbook of Spiritual Ecumenism
The Downside Review, 2008D. Foster
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Love and ‘Spiritual Ecumenism’: A Foundational Backdrop for Underhill’s The Spiritual Life
Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul CareOne foundational backdrop for Evelyn Underhill’s BBC radio talks, 'The Spiritual Life' (1937), is her posture of ‘spiritual ecumenism’ (prayer for Church unity). In 1936, Underhill had published 'Worship' and participated in various worship practices, plus prayer groups for Church unity.
Robyn Wrigley-Carr
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Introduction to the Conference: Ecumenism and Asceticism
Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 2023precis:The fruits of the ecumenical movement often are harvested without thinking about who planted the seeds, who watered the soil, and what ingredients are necessary to make the ground rich for ecumenical gleaning. The result: no "move" in the movement!
D. Kessler +10 more
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The Spiritual Exercises as an Ecumenical Strategy
Theological Studies, 2014The ecumenical movement, proceeding comparing doctrines and ecclesial structures that divide, has foundered. The article suggests turning to what all churches share in common as a new starting point, namely, an ecclesial spirituality of following Jesus.
Roger Haight
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Evelyn Underhill: an Anglican “Spiritual Ecumenist”
Anglican theological review, 2022Evelyn Underhill (1875–1925) was an Anglican “Spiritual Ecumenist” who viewed prayer as central to Church unity. As Secretary of the Spiritual Entente, a prayer movement in the early 1920s, Underhill wrote a leaflet outlining its four aims.
Robyn Wrigley-Carr
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Ecclesiastical Law Journal, 2021
Avis’s project, the centre of gravity is firmly in the work of midto late twentieth-century European white men. Will the voices of twenty-first-century Pentecostal, African, Asian or women theologians be heard in future volumes, as Avis promises for ...
Charlotte Smith
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Avis’s project, the centre of gravity is firmly in the work of midto late twentieth-century European white men. Will the voices of twenty-first-century Pentecostal, African, Asian or women theologians be heard in future volumes, as Avis promises for ...
Charlotte Smith
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Ethics, Spirituality and Ecumenism
2020Ethics, Spirituality and Ecumenism includes the most important scientific articles held by the author at various international congresses on Christian Ethics, Spirituality and Ecumenism and published in journals and collective volumes. The presented texts aim the analysing of cuurent themes through the thinking of Church Fathers, authentic preservers ...
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Asymmetry and mutuality: Feminist approaches to receptive ecumenism
, 2020Receptive ecumenism is a new current in contemporary ecumenism. By focusing on unilateral learning and by dissociating itself from presuppositions of mutuality, receptive ecumenism inspires rethinking and provokes new thought in the field of ecumenical ...
Sara Gehlin
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