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Ecumenical Documents: Orthodox-Catholic Dialogue

The North American Orthodox-Catholic Theological Consultation

The North American Orthodox-Catholic Theological Consultation was established in 1965 and is sponsored jointly by the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops (USCCB), the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) and the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of America (SCOBA). The current chairmen are Metropolitan Maximos of Pittsburgh (SCOBA) and Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk of Cincinnati (USCCB). The SEIA Staff lead is Rev. Ronald G. Roberson, CSP. The Consultation currently meets twice each year.

Special Statements:

Reports:

Press Releases:

  • 2006 October 26-28
  • 2006 June 5-7
  • 2005 October 20-22
  • 2005 June 6-8
  • 2004 October 21-23
  • 2004 June 1-3
  • 2003 October 23-25
  • 2003 May 27-29
  • 2002 October 31-November 2
  • 2002 June 3-5
  • 2001 October 11-13
  • 2001 May 29-31
  • 2000 October 26-28
  • 2000 May 30-June 1
  • 1999 October 28-31
  • 1999 June 1-3
  • 1998 October 29-31
  • 1998 June 2-4

 

The Joint Committee of Orthodox and Catholic Bishops

The Joint Committee of Orthodox and Catholic Bishops was established in 1981 by the bishops of the United States and Canada. The current co-chairmen are Bishop Seraphim of Ottawa and Canada (Orthodox) and Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscome of Mobile (Catholic). The SEIA Staff lead is Rev. Ronald G. Roberson, CSP. The Consultation currently meets once each year.

Reports:

Meeting Press Releases:

  • 2006 June 21-23
  • 2004 October 5-7
  • 2003 October 7-9
  • 2002 October 8-10
  • 2001 October 2-4
  • 2000 October 2-4
  • 1999 March 9-11
  • 1998 March 31-April 2

 

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Documents provided by Rev. Ronald G. Roberson, CSP, USCCB.

Nativity of the Mother of God

Your nativity, O Virgin Mother of God, heralded joy to the universe; for from you rose the Sun of Righteousness, Christ our God. He redeemed us from the curse, He gave the blessing, and by trampling Death, He gave us everlasting life.


Troparion for September 8th.

Wisdom from the Church Fathers

The Holy Eucharist is the first, most important, and greatest miracle of Christ. All the other Gospel miracles are secondary. How could we not call the greatest miracle the fact that simple bread and wine were once transformed by the Lord into His very Body and His very Blood, and then have continued to be transformed for nearly two thousand years by the prayers of priests, who are but simple human beings? And what is more, this mystery has continued to effect a miraculous change in those people who communicate of the Divine Mysteries with faith and humility. 

St. Ambrose of Optina
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