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Argentine group binds diverse Christians in 'Catholic' country

Keeping Argentine Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, Reformed and Pentecostal Christians talking to one another is one the greatest achievements of the South American country's Ecumenical Commission of Christian Churches, says one of its key personnel, reports Ecumenical News International. This year, the Christian body known locally as CEICA (Comision Ecumenica de Iglesias Cristianas de la Argentina), the Spanish acronym for the commission, celebrates 20 years of existence. "It is the only ecumenical organization in our country where the Catholic Church meets with five Orthodox churches, the Anglican church, all the Reformed churches, and one Pentecostal church," said Elias Crisostomo Abramides, an Orthodox Christian who has been secretary of CEICA since 2006.

[05/13/2008]

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