New way for NZ Anglican, Catholic, Methodist dialogue

Tuesday, March 1st, 2016

New rules have been made for the way the Methodist, Anglican and Catholic Churches in New Zealand work towards Christian unity.

Cardinal John Dew attended the Forum for National Dialogue for Christian Unity, where the rules were formally accepted.

A celebration of prayer followed afterwards.

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