Comments on: Something New in Ecumenism?: Blog-Level Ecumenism http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/ The Ancient and Future Catholics Blog Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:04:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Anonymus http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-4211 Anonymus Tue, 10 Jun 2008 08:09:48 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-4211 On 25th May 2008 Nicolae Corneanu, the Orthodox Metropolite of Banat - Romania, asked and received the Communion during a greek-catholic Liturgy that he attended in Timisoara, causing joy to the audience that was praying 14 hours continuously before the Liturgy for the unity of Church and a lot of protests in the orthodox world that is still considering the Catholic Church as being heretic. For mode details check here: http://www.rogrcath.org/a1-Romanian-Orthodox-Metropolite-Nicolae-Corneanu-received-Communion-during-a-greek-catholic-Liturgy.aspx On 25th May 2008 Nicolae Corneanu, the Orthodox Metropolite of Banat - Romania, asked and received the Communion during a greek-catholic Liturgy that he attended in Timisoara, causing joy to the audience that was praying 14 hours continuously before the Liturgy for the unity of Church and a lot of protests in the orthodox world that is still considering the Catholic Church as being heretic.

For mode details check here:
http://www.rogrcath.org/a1-Romanian-Orthodox-Metropolite-Nicolae-Corneanu-received-Communion-during-a-greek-catholic-Liturgy.aspx

]]> By: d-mc http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-736 d-mc Thu, 24 May 2007 02:48:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-736 wow! great insight. nice job and nice blog.<br/><br/>your non-catholic friend<br/>dm wow! great insight. nice job and nice blog.

your non-catholic friend
dm

]]> By: Faraway http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-721 Faraway Sun, 13 May 2007 09:14:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-721 Greetings from Russia.<br/>It's good to find you guys.<br/>Hope I won't regret finding you. Greetings from Russia.
It’s good to find you guys.
Hope I won’t regret finding you.

]]> By: LutherPunk http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-720 LutherPunk Sat, 12 May 2007 12:53:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-720 At the very least, blogs have the potential of decreasing animosity between so long as the people who like to send anonymous flames are ignored or deleted from otherwise earnest conversations. At the very least, blogs have the potential of decreasing animosity between so long as the people who like to send anonymous flames are ignored or deleted from otherwise earnest conversations.

]]> By: David B. http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-719 David B. Fri, 11 May 2007 22:08:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-719 Mike,<br/><br/>I was trying to convey that while there is diversity on the blogworld, most blogs seem to fall on the conservative side. I was suggesting that while you would think that individuals from different sides who hold strong opinions can't get along, it is actually possible (and beneficial) to have these types of genuine conversations. I tried to re-word it to emphasize that not all blogs are conservative (a loaded word anyway, with political overtones), and not all folks in the conversation are traditional.<br/><br/>God bless,<br/>David Mike,

I was trying to convey that while there is diversity on the blogworld, most blogs seem to fall on the conservative side. I was suggesting that while you would think that individuals from different sides who hold strong opinions can’t get along, it is actually possible (and beneficial) to have these types of genuine conversations. I tried to re-word it to emphasize that not all blogs are conservative (a loaded word anyway, with political overtones), and not all folks in the conversation are traditional.

God bless,
David

]]> By: stlouismb http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-718 stlouismb Fri, 11 May 2007 14:43:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-718 David, great synopsis. My disagreement comes in your own contradiction: Bloggers are diverse and Bloggers are generally conservative. I for one would like to see a more wide-open tent for ecumenism, including the "grumpy" less conservatives like myself feeling "at home" and not "flamed" by those of our own faith.<br/><br/>Peace, Mike David, great synopsis. My disagreement comes in your own contradiction: Bloggers are diverse and Bloggers are generally conservative. I for one would like to see a more wide-open tent for ecumenism, including the “grumpy” less conservatives like myself feeling “at home” and not “flamed” by those of our own faith.

Peace, Mike

]]> By: Kacy http://blog.ancient-future.net/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-717 Kacy Thu, 10 May 2007 23:18:00 +0000 http://perchristumblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/10/something-new-in-ecumenism-blog-level-ecumenism/#comment-717 Wow, I like the term. I definately see blog ecumensim taking place. If anything, the internet gives us a chance to learn what others believe. It helps us clear up our misconceptions about various Protestant denomenations, and gives Protestants a chance to learn what Catholics believe. Wow, I like the term. I definately see blog ecumensim taking place. If anything, the internet gives us a chance to learn what others believe. It helps us clear up our misconceptions about various Protestant denomenations, and gives Protestants a chance to learn what Catholics believe.

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