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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.

No Hiding Allowed

When You will come to earth in glory, O God, * all things will tremble and the river of fire shall flow before Your judgment seat; * and the books will be opened and all hidden things revealed. * Deliver me, from the unquenchable fire * and make me worthy to stand at your right hand, O righteous Judge.

Wisdom from the Church Fathers

[The Lord] is always knocking at the doors of our hearts, that we may open to Him, that He may enter in and rest in Our souls, and we may wash and anoint His feet, and He may make His abode with us. The Lord in that passage reproaches the man who did not wash His feet (Luke 7:44); and again He says elsewhere, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock, if any man will open unto Me, I shall come in unto him" (Rev. 3:20). To this end He endured to suffer many things, giving His own body unto death, and purchasing us out of bondage, in order that He might come to our soul and make His abode with it.. ..His food and His drink, His clothing and shelter and rest is in our souls. Therefore He is always knocking, desiring to enter into us.. Let us then receive Him, and bring Him within ourselves; because He is our food and our drink and our eternal life, and every soul that has not now received Him within and given Him rest, or rather found rest in Him, has no inheritance in the kingdom of heaven with the saints, and cannot enter into the heavenly city.. But Thou, Lord Jesus Christ, bring us thereunto, glorifying Thy name, with the Father and the Holy Spirit, for ever. Amen

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