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  • Reuniting Rome with the Orthodox

    How the Great Schism Unfolded—and Might Yet Be Healed

    A scrupulously fair exploration of how the Catholic and Orthodox churches were split asunder—and what a path to union might look like.In Reuniting Rome with the Orthodox Dmitri Solzhenitsyn provides a careful theological and historical reflection on the prospects for full communion between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches. He argues that unity is a moral and practical necessity, ... Read more

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