Some 1,700 Christians from around 300 denominations have met in Munich for a ‘Together in Europe’ gathering of the Ecumenical Congress promoting unity between Catholics, Protestants and Evangelicals. In a meeting supported by Pope Francis and Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I, leaders of the Catholic Church, the Anglican Church, several Orthodox Churches,
Protestant denominations and free evangelical denominations including some Baptists and Pentecostals debated for three days about how to walk towards “encounter, reconciliation and hope in a better future.” Among the speakers were the German Catholic Cardinal Walter Kasper, Evangelical Protestant Bishop Heinrich Bedford-Strohm and German Evangelical Alliance Secretary General Hartmut Steeb. Pope Francis and Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople sent video messages to the meeting. FULL REPORT
As long as they remain in a hierarchical structure they will remain on sand.Attracting a man made global power called Catholicism which will draw unsuspected denominations into its net, will wield the continuing journey towards a one world religion, and Catholicism is a type of Anti Christ with all its inherited pagan rituals from the Roman Empire.
As long as they remain in a hierarchical structure they will remain on sand.Attracting a man made global power called Catholicism which will draw unsuspected denominations into its net, will wield the continuing journey towards a one world religion, and Catholicism is a type of Anti Christ with all its inherited pagan rituals from the Roman Empire.