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A moment to reduce suspicion and strengthen common work Africa Vice-President Bishop Alex Malasusa says Catholic-Lutheran Commemoration is a moment to experience God’s grace
Indian climate justice activist to speak at Joint Catholic-Lutheran Commemoration in Sweden Pranita Biswasi seeks solidarity across generations for the sake of the planet
Seeking innovative approaches to diaconal service LWF facilitates workshop for churches in West Africa
Joint press release: “Concrete action by Lutherans and Catholics in service of the world’s poor” Press release issued by the Lutheran World Federation and Caritas Internationalis
Responding to Jesus’ prayer that ‘all may be one’ Chilean theologian Rojas says joint Reformation commemoration resonates with local initiatives
Skills for a peaceful future LWF Peace Oasis in Za’atari refugee camp offers hope for young refugees from Syria
A common testimony in a divided world LWF Vice-President Fabiny prays intercommunion will still come true
