TY  - BOOK
TI  - Ecumenical Bulletin
AV  - PER .E26 1975
PY  - 1975///
CY  - New York
PB  - New York Ecumenical Office
N1  - No. 9; Rhode Island Bishops Announce Statewide Covenant Relationship Program. --pp. 4- 5; Montana Doiceses Promote Pulpit Exchange Program ---pp. 5; Mississippi Leaders Informed On Pioneering Roman Catholic "Operation Share". -- pp. 5-7; Colorado Episcopal And Roman Catholic Churches First To Build On The Site. -- pp. 7-8; Anglicans, Methodists and Roman Catholics Share New Church In Stevenage, England. -- pp. 8-9; Virginia Has LARC. -- pp. 9-10; Theologian Proposes Lift Anathemas Connected With Two Marian Dogmas. -- pp. 10; Communications is Need of Episcopal Diocesan Ecumenical Officers. -- pp. 10-11; United Confirmation Ceremonies Held In England. -- pp. 11; Vandalia Episcopal And Presbyterian Parishes Share Pastor. -- pp. 11- 12; Southbridge ARC Covenated Parishes Prove People Are Ready To Respond. -- pp. 12; Brief Bulletins. -- pp. 12-13; Publications of Interest. -- pp. 13-14; Document 1. Report of the Ecumenical Task Force, Goals and Strategy Committee. -- pp. 15- 17; Document 2. Roman Catholic And Episcopal Diocese in Rhode Island Suggested Articles of Covenant. -- pp. 18; Document 3. ARC-MONT Pulpit Exchange. -- pp. 19-26; Document 4. A Proposal to Lift Anathemas -- pp. 27- 30; Document 5. St. David's and Hope's Covenant June 1974. -- pp. 31- 34; Document 6. Parish Covenant Local Sign Of Universal Hope./Rev. Raymond J. Page.---pp. 35- 36; No. 10; JCER Discusses Mutual Recognition of Members and Ecumenical Impact of Ordination of Women./---pp. 2-3; Episcopal Diocesan Ecumenical Officers Meet In San Diego./---pp. 3- 4; Most Ecumenical Enthronement For 101st Archbishop of Canterbury./---pp. 4- 6; New York Cooperative Ministry In New Roosevelt Island Community./---pp. 6- 8; Anglican Religious Order Starts Ministry In English "New Town"./---pp. 8- 9; ARC Conference is Part of Continuing Education For Clergy./---pp. 10; Norgen  Appointed Assistant Ecumenical Officer Of The Episcopal Church./---pp. 10-11; Patrinacos Heads Greek Orthodox Interchurch and Social Concern - pp. 11 - 12; More Responses to the Canterburry Statement - pp. 12 - 13; Trinity Rector Issues Statement on Canonization of Mother Seton - pp. 13 - 14; Hartford Appeal for Theological Affirmation Starts Discussions - pp. 14; Eleven Chattanooga Anglical, Roman Parishes join for Discussion - pp. 15; Scaife - Anderson Fund Dinner Aids Anglican-Orthodox Relations - pp. 15 - 16; ARC group in Continental Europe Speaks about mixed Marriage, Ordination of Women -- pp. 16 - 18; DOCUMENTS; The Ecumenical Impact of the Proposed Ordination of Women -- pp. 19 - 20; A Proposal for the 65th Genral Convention of the Episcopal Church Submitted by the Joint Commision on Ecumenical Relations on January 30, 1975 -- pp. 21 - 22; The Edeo Scene - Chairman's Report, San Diego 1975 -- pp. 23 - 26; Guidelines for Religious Participation in Community Observance of the Bicentennial -- pp. 27 - 29; Report of the Heirarchy Theology Commision of the Catholic Episcopal Conference of England on the Canterbury Statement -- pp. 30 - 31; No. 11; 2,500 People World Council of the Church 5th Assembly -- pp. 2 - 4; Orthodox Theologians prepare Contribution to 5th Assembly -- pp. 4 - 5; Anglican Church of Canada Halt Union Negotiations and Set Referendum -- pp. 5 - 8; Anglican- and Roman Catholic Theologians to Consult on Ordination of Women -- pp. 8 - 9; EDEO Prepares Mutual Recognation of Members Study, Handbook -- pp. 9 - 10; NCC Governing Board Underlines Commitment to human rights -- pp. 10 - 12; First Episcopal-Jewish Colloquium in US. -- pp. 12 - 13; Protestant-Roman Catholic  "Break-Through" on Validity of Protestant Ministries -- pp. 13 - 14; Roman Catholic Bishop Offer Statement on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal -- pp. 14 - 15; Anglical Eucharist at Vatican -- pp. 15 - 16; "Independent" Episcopal Parish Belong to  Polish National Catholic Church -- pp. 16 - 18; DOCUMENTS; A Message from the National Executive Council of the Anglican Church of Canada to the Executives of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Canada and the United Church of Canada -- pp. 19 - 20; Towards the Mutual Recognition of Members -- pp. 21 - 31; The Anglican Centre in Rome/Harry Reynolds Smythe -- pp. 32 - 36; No. 12; Cardinal Medeiros and Bishop Burgess Lead Anglican-Roman Catholic -- pp. 2 - 5; Bishop Reeves and Lessard Covenant in South Georgia -- pp. 5; New York Diocese Backs ARCIC Statements, asks Ratification by General Convention -- pp. 6; Anglican and Roman Catholic Theologians consult on Ordination of Women Issues -- pp. 6 - 9; Presiding Bishop named for key role in 41str International Eucharistic congress -- pp. 9 - 10; Memphis Vaction Church School is Ecumenical in a big way (A report from the Tennessee Churchman) -- pp. 10 - 11; Anglican-Presbyterian unity talks end as National Church Withdraws -- pp. 11 - 12; Archbishop Coggan sends message to ecumenical society of the blessed Virgin MAry -- pp. 12; Welsh Anglican-Roman Catholic group Endores shared churches -- pp. 12 - 13; "Downtown Churches United" in Petersburg, Virginia -- pp. 13; Interchurches Committee Publisher - A common Eucharistic Prayer -- pp. 14 - 18; DOCUMENTS; Joint Pastoral Letter (Bless these beginnings) -- pp. 19 - 20; Covenant -- pp. 21; Study Guide for Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue: the Windsor Statement on the Eucharist -- pp. 22 - 24; Tradtion in Relation to Ordination of Women -- pp. 25 - 26; Invitation International Eucharistic Congress -- pp. 27 - 28; No. 13; Vatican gives strong /encouragement to Local Ecumenical Efforts -- pp. 2; Church of England to consult on ordination of Women, Roman Catholic and Orthodox Statements Apear -- pp. 2 - 4; Anglican CHurch of Canada Withdraws from Union Plan, Moves to Broaden Unity Effort -- pp. 4 - 6; Orlando Episcopal, Roman Catholic Parishes have History of Goodwill and cooperation -- pp. 6 - 8; United Churches call for Greater stress on Organic Unity -- pp. 8 - 9; West Virginia Bishops Issue guidelines on Roman Catholic-Episcopla Marriage -- pp. 9; West Virginia Diocese Says Each Congregation Should have Ecumenical Chairman -- pp. 10; International Anglican-Orthodox Sub-Commissions Work in England to Prepare for 1976 -- pp. 10; Eiscopalians and Orthodox receive communion Simultaneously at Orthodox Liturgy -- pp. 11; International Anglican-Roman Catholic Commission Reports Agreement on Mixed Marriages -- pp. 11; Ecumenical Parish has United Confirmation -- pp. 11 - 12; Disaster United in Yugoslavia -- pp. 12 - 14; Ecumenical collaboration at the regional, national and local levels - pp. 15-36; No. 14; Episcopal-Jewish Relations: Guidelines, books, events - p. 2; Episcopal-Jewish Relations: Who are we to talk - pp. 3-4; World Council assembly faces new situation, criticism - pp. 5-7; Faith, Fear, Future: Ecumenical experience of seminarians - pp. 8-9; National council reexamines tasks, elects Thompson - pp. 10-12; Canonization of Elizabeth Seton becomes ecumenical event - p. 13; House of Bishops' ecumenical agenda - pp. 14-15; Disciples affirm baptism of other churches - p. 16; ARCIC discusses Authority in the Church - p. 16; Brief Bulletins - p. 16; Publications of interest - pp. 17-18; Guidelines for cooperation with our jewish neighbors - pp. 19-22; Guidelines and suggestions for implementing the conciliar declaration "Nostra Aetate" - pp. 23-26; Partners in dialogue, a christian-jewish bibliography - pp. 27-29; Orthodox reflections on documentation for fifth assembly - pp. 30-34; St. Elizabeth Seton - pp. 35-37
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