Global Initiatives of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew: Peace, Reconciliation, and Care for Creation

Global Initiatives of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew

Peace, Reconciliation, and Care for Creation
 
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ISBN13:9780268205584
ISBN10:0268205582
Binding:Hardback
No. of pages:112 pages
Size:216x140x11 mm
Weight:312 g
Language:English
Illustrations: 15 Halftones, black & white
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In celebration of the 2021 visit to the University of Notre Dame by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, as well as the thirtieth anniversary of his election, this groundbreaking volume gathers together and introduces eleven important joint statements from the patriarch, addressing diverse topics from climate change to ecumenical dialogue.


As the spiritual leader of 300 million Orthodox Christians worldwide, His All-Holiness Bartholomew, Orthodox Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch, has long been a beacon for strengthening interreligious and interfaith dialogues on the world stage. This volume assembles eleven joint statements initiated by the ecumenical patriarch with prominent global Christian leaders, including Pope Francis, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope St. John Paul II, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, and Archbishop Ieronymos II. It also includes Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew?s address at Notre Dame upon receiving an honorary doctorate.


The statements address a wide array of pressing issues, including human rights, the environment, support of migrants, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the relationship between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, frequently referred to as ?sister churches.? The book contains a foreword by John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., president of the University of Notre Dame, and an introduction by John Chryssavgis, which provides an overview of the ecumenical patriarch?s long ministry and powerful vision, illustrating his significance both within the Orthodox world as well as on the world stage. Beyond its testimony to the patriarch?s longstanding commitment to interreligious and inter-Christian dialogue, this collection of joint statements has the added benefit of gathering these all-important texts into one convenient place for the first time.



?This important collection reveals Patriarch Bartholomew?s consistent and unrelenting concern to connect the Christian faith and Christian moral values with the moral questions that lie behind political choices and challenge governments, churches, and individuals.? ?Brian Daley, S.J., author of God Visible

Table of Contents:

Foreword


Introduction


Climate Change: An Ecumenical Imperative


Joint Statements


1. On the Importance of Dialogue

with Pope John Paul II in Rome (1995)


2. A Code of Environmental Ethics

with Pope John Paul II in Venice and Rome (2002)


3. Dialogue of Charity

with Pope John Paul II in Rome (2004)


4. Dialogue of Truth

with Pope Benedict XVI in Istanbul (2006)


5. Anniversary of a Milestone

with Pope Francis in Jerusalem (2014)


6. Confirmation of Common Witness

with Pope Francis in Istanbul (2014)


7. Climate Change and Human Health

with Archbishop Welby in Istanbul and Canterbury (2015)


8. Responding to the Refugee Crisis

with Pope Francis and Archbishop Ieornymos in Lesvos (2016)


9. Standing up to Modern Slavery

with Archbishop Welby in Istanbul (2017)


10. World Day of Prayer for Creation

with Pope Francis in Rome and Istanbul (2017)


11. A Universal Appeal for a Global Challenge

with Pope Francis and Archbishop Welby in Rome, Istanbul, and Canterbury (2021)


Notes