Vol. 10 No. 2 (2022): Ut Unum Sint (II)

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Published: 2023-08-28

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Part One: Ecumenical Juridical Thought

Sources of the Encyclical „Ut unum sint"

Stanislav Přibyl

7-28
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Love Builds Communion between Persons (UUS, n. 21): Christological-Ecclesiological Key to Confirm the Identity of Marriages of Baptised Non-Catholics

Andrzej Pastwa

29-57
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Joint Statements of the Representatives of the Christian Communities on Important Questions in Austria according to the Instructions of „Ut unum sint" (n. 43)

Wilhelm Rees

59-90
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The Requirements for an Ecumenical Dialogue according to Pope John Paul II’s Encyclical Letter „Ut unum sint"

Nicolae V. Dură

91-118
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Sharing the Eucharist? Critical Comments from a Canonical Perspective on the Statement “Together at the Lord’s Table” (2019) of the Ecumenical Study Group of Protestant and Catholic Theologians

Jiří Dvořáček

119-134
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Pope John Paul II’s Encyclical Letter "Ut unum sint" and Its Praiseworthy Contribution to the Cause of Christian Unity

Cătălina Mititelu

135-156
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Conscience — Synodality — Ecumenism

Tomasz Gałkowski

157-172
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Part Two: Reviews

Jurij Popovič: „Hierarchical organization of the Church according to the CCEO" Ljubljana: KUD Apokalipsa, 2021, pp. 379.

Stanislav Přibyl

175-181
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„Annotated Legal Documents on Islam in Europe": Czech Republic Compiled, annotated and authored by Damián Němec and Zora Hesová Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2021, pp. 130.

Stanislav Přibyl

183-186
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Maciej Woźniczka: Idee czy ideologie? Znaczenie i wartość edukacji filozoficznej Częstochowa: Uniwersytet Humanistyczno-Przyrodniczy im. Jana Długosza, 2021, pp. 208.

Marek Rembierz

187-189
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