Selected articles appearing in Koinonia,
a quarterly newsletter of the Paulist Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations
Office:
What's to Celebrate in the Ecumenical Movement?
Buddhist and Catholic Monks Dialogue About Celibacy
No Substitute for Personal Encounters
Spiritual Ecumenism: Fiber or Fluff?
Islam: Peace through Surrender
The Eastern Orthodox Christians in Our Midst
Christians and Jews: Redefining the Relationship
U.S. Catholic Bishops to Join Historic New Christian Alliance
Overcoming Global Hatred:
Nurturing Respect and Understanding Among Different Faiths
The Island of Iona and its Abbey
Parish Ecumenical Representatives
Christians and the Passover Seder Meal
Full Communion: the Catholic Understanding
Proclamation and Dialogue: Partner Expressions of Evangelization
Meeting the Relatives: Making Sense of the Christian East
Ecumenism and Evangelization: Working the Fit
Selected articles published in periodicals:
What Does it Mean to be Ecumenical?
Taize: A Parable of Reconciliation
Jacques Dupuis: Pathfinder for our Times
A Report on the Fourth Parliament of the World's Religions
Catholic Perspectives on Interreligious Relations
Four Communities Join Hands For More Effective Mission
Meditation on Christian Unity Efforts While Walking a Labyrinth
Selected newspaper columns:
Monasticism's Protestant Reclamation
100 Years of Prayer for Christian Unity
Something New: A Global Christian Forum
Catholic-Muslim Relations: Questions and Appraisal
Catholic-Muslim Document on Revelation Featured at Islamic Congress
Overcoming Polarization in the Church
The Resurrection of the Body: Implications
The Parliament of the World's Religions: A People's Movement
The Universal Christian Vocation
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: A Spirituality for the Long Haul
What Makes for Genuine Dialogue?
Buddhist and Christian Monastics Reflect on Rule of St. Benedict
Christian Unity Efforts: Side Dish or Entrée?
What's the Point of the Resurrection?
The Third Parliament of the World's Religions
Changing the World Around Us One Interaction at a Time
The Question of LDS Baptism
Milestones in Christian Unity Efforts