Lutherans and the Roman Catholics

File — Box: Nickel 12, Folder: 3

Scope and Contents

Christian Freedom and Ecumenical Development by Arthur Carl Piepkorn (pages 138-163, 1965?)
Die lutherische Lehre vom Altarsakrament in ökumenischer Sicht von Arthur Karl Piepkorn (pages 186-202)
The Eucharist: A Lutheran-Roman Catholic Statement (Not to be Quoted) (14 pages)
The Place of Mariology in Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue, 1965
Lutheran-Catholic Talks Begin. American Lutheran, 1965
The Roman Catholic Dialog with Other Christians: The Impact of the Ecumenical Movement (1 page)
The Roman Catholic Dialog with Other Christians: Some Specific Issues (1 page)
Copy: A Lutheran Looks at Vatican II (2) by Oswald Hoffmann, 1965
Guidelines for Lutheran-Roman Catholic Relationships: Statement on Ecumenical Activity. Minneapolis: Church Council of The American Lutheran Church (1966, 10-66-10M)
What is Fixed and What is Flexible in Roman Catholic Doctrine by Richard Butler, OP. (5 pages)
Booklet: ido-c [International Documentation on the Conciliar Church OR International Documentation on the Contemporary Church]. Via Santa Maria dell'Anima 30, Roma (Italia) (27 pages)
Advice on Joint Gatherings of Protestant and Roman Catholics
Copy: IDOC Goes Interconfessional
The Status of the Nicene Creed as Dogma of the Church: Theological Consultation between Representatives of the U.S.A. National Committee of the Lutheran World Federation and the Bishops' Commission for Ecumenical Affairs (July 6-7, 1965) by Warren A. Quanbeck, George Lindbeck, and John Courtney Murray, S.J.