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Re: short interview 2/5 in NY with Archbishop Hilarion Alfeyev
likethethief #360199 02/17/11 02:43 AM
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Metropolitan Alfeyev spoke recently at Catholic University of America on the subject of music and faith.

"Music and Faith in My Life and Vision"

http://www.ewtn.com/vnews/getstory.asp?number=111548
Re: short interview 2/5 in NY with Archbishop Hilarion Alfeyev
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Forgive a late-comer to the discussion.

Originally Posted by danman916
Originally Posted by StuartK
They weren't that divergent, because there was sufficient commonality to allow for full ecclesial communion.
i do not have the book you mention, so what I say may be addressed there.
However, I really wonder if their truly was "sufficient commonality" as you say. The East and West were diverging on this view, even while they retained communion.

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Dan, I'm rather confused by what you are saying here -- didn't you just answer your own question? That is to say, clearly they did not regard those diverging views as being a problem, or at least not so much of a problem that they couldn't stay in communion with one another.
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