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Benedict XVI’s Participation in the Ecumenical Dialogue with the Orthodox Church

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Warzeszak J.
Teologia w Polsce
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2020
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vol. 14
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issue 1
69-88
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The author of this article presents the involvement of Benedict XVI in the ecumenical dialogue with the Eastern Orthodox Church as a whole based on speeches, declarations and homilies delivered to representatives of this Church. Undoubtedly, it is significant. As a pope, he encouraged this dialogue by his authority, fraternal treatment filled with friendship and love, meetings, communal prayer and teaching. He overcame various difficulties and contributing to the progress of this dialogue. He emphasized joint theological research, because without the unity of faith there is no complete and visible unity. As always – as the theologian and as the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith – he taught that common celebration of the Eucharist could take place only in full unity: when will it happen? It is God’s gift for which we have to pray and work at the same time: to evangelize together, to resist ideologies hostile to Christianity and humanity, to care for peace and justice among Christians and followers of other religions, and to cooperate in charitable work for the poor, the sick and the needy.
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Benedict XVI’s Participation in the Ecumenical Dialogue with the Orthodox Church

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Warzeszak J.
Teologia w Polsce
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2020
|
vol. 14
|
issue 1
68-88
PL
Autor tego artykułu przedstawia – opierając się na przemówieniach, deklaracjach, homiliach wygłoszonych do przedstawicieli Kościoła prawosławnego Wschodu – udział Benedykta XVI w dialogu ekumenicznym z tym Kościołem jako całością. Niewątpliwie jest on znaczący. Benedykt XVI jako papież zachęcał do tego dialogu swym autorytetem, pełnym przyjaźni i miłości braterskim traktowaniem, spotkaniami, wspólną modlitwą, pouczeniami, przełamywał różne trudności, przyczyniał się do postępu w dialogu. Kładł nacisk na wspólne badania teologiczne, gdyż bez jedności wiary nie ma pełnej i widzialnej jedności. Jak zawsze – i jako teolog, i jako prefekt Kongregacji Wiary – uczył, że wspólne sprawowanie Eucharystii może mieć miejsce dopiero przy pełnej jedności. Kiedy ona nastąpi? Niewątpliwie jest darem Bożym, o który należy się modlić i zarazem pracować: wspólnie ewangelizować, wspólnie przeciwstawiać się wrogim chrześcijaństwu i człowiekowi ideologiom, dbać o pokój i sprawiedliwość pomiędzy chrześcijanami i wyznawcami innych religii, razem działać charytatywnie na rzecz ubogich, chorych i potrzebujących.
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The author of this article presents the involvement of Benedict XVI in the ecumenical dialogue with the Eastern Orthodox Church as a whole based on speeches, declarations and homilies delivered to representatives of this Church. Undoubtedly, it is significant. As a pope, he encouraged this dialogue by his authority, fraternal treatment filled with friendship and love, meetings, communal prayer and teaching. He overcame various difficulties and contributing to the progress of this dialogue. He emphasized joint theological research, because without the unity of faith there is no complete and visible unity. As always – as the theologian and as the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith – he taught that common celebration of the Eucharist could take place only in full unity: when will it happen? It is God’s gift for which we have to pray and work at the same time: to evangelize together, to resist ideologies hostile to Christianity and humanity, to care for peace and justice among Christians and followers of other religions, and to cooperate in charitable work for the poor, the sick and the needy.
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