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An Ecumenism of Metanoia and Metamorphosis
Trust, Hope and International Relations between the Churches in a Fragmented World
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There are moments in history when the vocation of the Church appears with particular clarity. Ours is one such moment. War has returned to Europe, and the Holy Land continues to be scarred by violence and humanitarian suffering. Forced migration, widening inequality and ecological degradation are destabilising societies. At the same time, rapid developments in artificial intelligence pose new anthropological and ethical questions, while public life in many countries is marked by polarisation, populism and a deep erosion of trust. The international order itself appears more fragile than it did a generation ago. These are not merely geopolitical crises. They expose a crisis of confidence in institutions, in shared moral narratives and, increasingly, in our capacity to live together across profound difference.[2]
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