intercommunion

It was then proposed that intercommunion be established without a resolution of the ministry issue.

Its professed aim is to determine a basis for intercommunion among various Christian bodies.

Each member church of the Anglican Communion makes its own decisions with regard to intercommunion.

See also intercommunion.

Erm certainly I will carry back to my fellow bishops what is expressed here, concern about the question of sacramental intercommunion.

With a pleasant voice, Campbell was a regular speaker on radio and he was an early proponent of Australian intercommunion.

Intercommunion (1951)

In 1840 Palmer visited Russia, seeking obtain recognition of the Anglican claim to intercommunion.

We are all one, all one being, the whole world of us, and we reach the heights of intense intercommunion.

Intercommunion between the Oriental Orthodox and various Chalcedonian churches has not yet been reestablished.

The publication of the magazine crystallised the two sides of the argument to such an extent that within five years they ceased to be in intercommunion.

Also, the Anglican and Lutheran Churches have agreed to a high level of shared beliefs, leadership, and practices called intercommunion.

A 2005 renewal of the agreement also established intercommunion with the Anglican Communion's Church of Nigeria.

Now affiliated (intercommunion) with Province of Nigeria through the Anglican Church in North America.

Thus the Churches established intercommunion and mutual defence against heresy, on the basis of the monarchical episcopate and its apostolic genealogy.

Communion and Intercommunion (Light & Life, 1980, ISBN 0-937032-20-4)

It has established intercommunion and cooperation with some universities, colleges and educational or research institutes in America, Britain, Australia, France and Japan.

He also stated that talks between the ACA and the Anglican Province of America concerning a possible intercommunion agreement between the two were planned.

The ICCEC and ICAB enter into intercommunion.

The word "intercommunion" is sometimes used of this arrangement, which is much less close than the unity between Churches that share a common history, such as the Anglican Communion.

A concordat of intercommunion has also been achieved with the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) and the Reformed Episcopal Church.

We've had baptism, we've had statement of faith, we've had anti-semitism we're going to think now about intercommunion all under the umbrella of the panel of doctrine.

The conservative blog Lifesitenews attributed this to his heterodox stances on matters such as the Church's treatment of homosexuality, contraception, women's ordination, intercommunion, and other controversial matters.

Impressions of a Recent Visit to Russia, a Letter addressed to Chancellor Massingberd, on Intercommunion with the Eastern Orthodox Church, 1866.

The MDAS has a concordat of intercommunion with the Iglesia Anglicana Carismatica, of Venezuela.