Christian Unity

Unity among all Christians is a key concern for the Catholic Church. Ecumenism, unity or cooperation with other Christian churches, is about healing and forgiving so we can all work together as a united witness to our shared faith in Christ.

Archbishop Bernard Longley reflects on “remarkable and moving” two days of ecumenical encounter in Rome

Archbishop Bernard Longley reflects on “remarkable and moving” two days of ecumenical encounter in Rome

Pope Francis and Archbishop of Canterbury sign Common Declaration

Pope Francis and Archbishop of Canterbury sign Common Declaration

Cardinal and Archbishop of Canterbury’s shared commitment to tackling intolerance to migrants

Cardinal and Archbishop of Canterbury’s shared commitment to tackling intolerance to migrants

Thy Kingdom Come – Praying Together at Pentecost 2017

Thy Kingdom Come – Praying Together at Pentecost 2017

Archbishop: Claim and explore the role of the Church as it develops in a world marked by suffering and war

Archbishop: Claim and explore the role of the Church as it develops in a world marked by suffering and war

Cardinal’s thanks to retiring Bishop of London

Cardinal’s thanks to retiring Bishop of London

Dialogue between Faith communities and the State crucial to face today’s challenges

Dialogue between Faith communities and the State crucial to face today’s challenges

Commemorating ‘Reformation 1517’ in England

Cardinal celebrates first Catholic ceremony at Hampton Court Palace Chapel for 450 years

Bishop John Sherrington invites Christians to ‘renew their commitment to visible unity’ during Christian Unity Week

Bishop John Sherrington invites Christians to ‘renew their commitment to visible unity’ during Christian Unity Week

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2016

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2016

The Presidents of Churches Together in England express solidarity with Coptic Christians

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