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Eastern Africa Contributions to the Ecumenical Movement

A Catholic Reflection

by Stephen Candia (Author)
©2004 Thesis 350 Pages

Summary

Christ calls all his followers to unity. It is through this unity of the believers that the world will come to believe and accept that Jesus Christ comes from God the Father. This work is a survey of the historical attempts made in Eastern Africa to foster Christian unity especially from the Catholic point of view.

Details

Pages
350
Year
2004
ISBN (Softcover)
9783631530726
Language
English
Keywords
Schwarzafrika Mission Ökumene Evangelisation Africa All Africa Conference of Churches Uganda Kenya Ecumenism African independent churches Geschichte
Published
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2004. 350 pp.

Biographical notes

Stephen Candia (Author)

The Author: Born in 1962, Stephen Candia was ordained a priest for the Catholic Diocese of Arua (Uganda) in 1990. He completed his basic philosophical studies in Alokolum National Major Seminary, Gulu (Uganda) in 1985 and his theological studies in Ggaba National Major Seminary, Kampala (Uganda) in 1989. After serving in Arua Diocese as a priest in different capacities, he started his studies in 1998 which led to a Ph.D. in theology in 2004 from the Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt am Main.

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