ecumenism

From the start, he was a force for ecumenism.

It is a rare example of ecumenism - on a day other than a Friday - across party lines.

This was referred to in Sydney as "the ecumenism of the right".

Into that space, a globalized ecumenism, so to speak, has moved.

The movement has been important field of Christian ecumenism.

If my mother had one rule, it was militant ecumenism in all matters of food and experience.

He was often criticised by conservatives for his role in ecumenism.

The cardinal was a strong force for ecumenism and worked to improve his church's relations with the Jewish community.

He kept in touch with the heads of other churches and promoted ecumenism.

Ecumenism has failed in the past, but we'll soon see if this time around there is some new wrinkle that can finally make it work.

Ecumenism, religious unity, became increasingly important to him here.

He is remembered as an early pioneer of ecumenism.

The community has a strong commitment to ecumenism and to peace and justice issues.

In the 50s the church suffered tensions because the issues of theology, ecumenism and worship.

It was a significant part of the Christian movement towards Ecumenism.

He made a famous prayer that is the forerunner of today's ecumenism.

The school was founded on the principles of ecumenism, co-education, and community service.

"To me, ecumenism is not about institutions," he said.

He was also a strong voice for ecumenism, preaching collaboration with other Christian denominations.

The congregation has long been involved in education, the press, ecumenism, pilgrimages, and the missions.

The school has long been associated with Ecumenism.

He is considered a leader in world ecumenism.

The album is a lasting testament to that cultural ecumenism".

He was an active supporter of ecumenism and interfaith dialogue.

As a nonbeliever, I find the conventions of ecumenism baffling.