A List of Materials Available in the Ecumenical Office
Booklets
1. A Celebration of Prayer and Dialogue for Unity. ARC/New Mexico: 1987.
2. A Response to Justification by Faith. Lutheran Church in America. NY: 1986.
3. A Service of Solemn Evensong for the Members of Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue, USA. ARC/New Mexico: 1987.
4. American Association of InterChurch Families. (explanation & membership application. ) AAIF: Omaha, NE: 2000.
5. An Early Journey: The Los Angeles Buddhist-Roman Catholic Dialogue. Los Angeles CA; 1991.
6. ARC Dialogues: Greater Strength Together; a 27 year Ecumenical Journey of The Rev. Canon Harold G. Hultgren and The Rev. Msgr. Royale M. Vatican. Los Angeles, CA: 1991.
7. Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry: a study guide. by Robert L. Conrad. Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches: St. Louis, MO: 1983.
8. Churches in Covenant Communion: The Church of Christ Uniting. Consultation on Church Union: Princeton, NJ. 1988.
9. Covenanting Toward Unity: from Consensus to Communion: Consultation on Church Union; Princeton, NJ , 1986.
10. Decalogue for Ecumenical Discipleship. Donald Charles Lacy. Fairway Press, Lima, OH: 1986.
11. Ethics and the Search for Christian Unity: Two Statements by the Roman Catholic/Presbyterian-Reformed Consultation: I. A Statement on Abortion; II. A Statement on Human Rights. United States Catholic Conference: Washington, D. C.: 1981.
12. Getting to Know You: Churches Seeking Communion. Peggy L. Shriver. Consultation on Church Union; Princeton, NJ. 1991.
13. God’s Mercy Endures Forever: Guidelines on the Presentation of Jews and Judaism in Catholic Preaching. National conference of Catholic Bishops: Washington, D. C.: 1988.
14. Guidelines for Catholic-Jewish Relations. National Conference of Catholic Bishops: Washington: D.C.: 1985. 15. Guidelines for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs 1996. Archdiocese of Santa Fe: Albuquerque, NM: 1996.
16. Life in Christ: Morals, Communion and the Church: An Agreed Statement by the Second Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission-ARCIC II. Catholic Truth Society: 1994.
17. Program of Studies 1988-1991. The Commission on Faith and Order. The National Council of Churches of Christ/USA; NY: 1991.
18. Salvation and the Church: An Agreed Statement by the Second Anglican- Roman Catholic International Commission. Catholic Truth Society; London: 1987.
19. Salvation/Redemption: Catholic-Jewish Reflections. Priest/Rabbi Committee. Los Angeles, CA: 1987.
20. The COCU Consensus: In Quest of a Church of Christ Uniting. Ed. Gerald F. Moede. Consultation on Church Union: Princeton, NJ, 1989-Study Ed.
21. The Dialogue Decalogue: Ground Rules for Interreligious Dialogue. Leonard Swidler. Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 20:1, Winter 1983..
22. The Less Traveled Road: Personal Ecumenical Reflections 1969-1991. Msgr. Royale M. Vadakin. Los Angeles, CA 1991.
23. Towards a Statement on the Church. The World Methodist Council: Lake Junaluska, NC: 1984.
24. U.S. Catholic Ecumenism - Ten Years Later. Ed. Rev. David J. Bowman, S. J. W.S. Catholic Conference: Washington, D. C.: 1975..
Books:
1. A Bibliography of Interchurch and Interconfessional Theological Dialogues. J. F. Puglisi and S. J. Voicu. Centro Pro Unione. Rome: 1984.
2. A Commentary on Concordat of Agreement. Ed. James E. Griffiss and Daniel F. Martensen. Augsburg Publishing House: Minneapolis, MN. 1994.
3. I Confessing Our Faith Around the World. World Council of Churches: Geneva: 1980.
4. Confessing Our Faith Around the World II. World Council of Churches. Geneva: 1983. 5. Confessing Our Faith Around the World III: The Caribbean and Central America. World Council of Churches. Geneva: 1984. 6. Facing Unity: Models, Forms and Phases of Catholic-Lutheran Church Fellowship. The Lutheran World Federation: 1985.
7. Handbook for Interreligious Dialogue. Ed. John Borelli. National Association of Diocesan Ecumenical Officers. Silver Burdett and Ginn: Morristown, NJ.:1988 .
8. Implication of the Gospel: Lutheran-Episcopal Dialogue Series III. Ed. William A. Norgren and William G. Rusch. Augsburg Publishing House: Minneapolis, MN: 1988.
9. Interchurch Families: Resources for Ecumenical Hope: Catholic/Reformed Dialogue in the United States. Ed. John C. Bush and Patrick R. Cooney. Westminster John Knox Press: Louisville, KY: 2002.
10. Justification by Faith: Lutherans and Catholics in Dialogue VII. Ed. H. George Anderson, T. Austin Murphy, Joseph A. Burgess. Augsburg Publishing House: Minneapolis, MN: 1985.
11. Meeting Other Believers: The risks and Rewards of Interreligious Dialogue. Cardinal Francis Arinze. Our Sunday Visitor: Huntington, IN: 1997.
12. Revised Separated Brethren: A Review of Protestant, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, & Other Religions in the United States. William J. Whalen. Our Sunday Visitor: Huntington, IN: 2002.
13. Rome and Constantinople: Essays in the Dialogue of Love. Ed. Robert Barringer. Holy Cross Orthodox Press: Brookline, MA: 1984.
14. The Roots of Our Common Faith: Faith in the Scriptures and in the Early Church. Ed. Hans-Georg Link. World Council of Churches, Geneva: 1984.
15. Toward Full Communion and Concordat of Agreement: Lutheran-Episcopal Dialogue Series III. Ed. William A. Norgren and William G. Rusch. Augsburg Publishing House: Minneapolis, MN. 1991.
16. Walking in Harmony: Earth..Sky..Water..People. (The Churches and Christians Responsibility in Technological Disasters) Barbara H. Chase. Ed .Martha L. Man. The New Mexico Conference of Churches: Albuquerque, NM: 1984.
Articles
I. America 1. A Glimpse of The New Feminism. Mary Ann Glendon. America. Vol. 175, No. 1. July 6-13, 1996.
2. A Modest Proposal for the Reform of Catholic Schools. Andrew. M. Greeley. America. Vol. 166, No. 10. March 21, 1992.
3. Abortion, Sex, and Gender: The Church’s Public Voice. Lisa Sowle Cahill. America. may 22, 1993.
4. America and the Muslim World. John Alden Williams. America. December 29, 1990. 5. Catholicism and American Culture: The Uneasy Dialogue. Avery Dulles. America. Vol. 162, No. 3. January 27, 1990.
6. Church, Hierarchy and Churches: Popular Catholic Misconceptions. Thomas P. Rausch S. J. America. December 5, 1992.
7. Crisis in Orthodox-Catholic Relations: Challenges and Hopes. Rembert G. Weakland, OSB. America. Vol. 166, No. 2. January 18-25, 1992.
8. Crises of Religion in the Holy Land. Thomas F. Stransky, CSP. America. Vol. 174, No. 14. April 27, 1996.
9. Communion Ecclesiology and the Silencing of Boff. Dennis M. Doyle. America. September 12, 1992.
10. Conflict in the Church: Redefining the Center. Richard P. McBrien. America. Vol. 167, No. 4.
11. Doing Marriage Preparation Right. Michael. G. Lawler. America. December 30, 1995.
12. Ecumenism: Urgency and Method. Editorial. America. Vol. 166, No. 2. January 18- 25, 1992.
13. Ethics in Corporate America: Formula for Success. Joseph Bernardin. America. Vol 175, No. 1. July 6, 1996.
14. Eucharistic Exposition: An Obsolete Relic? Kilian P. McDonnell. America. Vol. 160, No 7. February 25, 1989.
15. From Models of the Church to Models of the Model. James Gaffney. America. Vol. 155, No. 18. December 13, 1986.
16. Gladness their Escort & Ask for a Sign Of Many Things. America. Vol. 155, No. 17. December 6, 1986.
17. God’s Word Made Human Of Many Things. America. Vol. 155, No. 18. December 13, 1986. 18. Holy Days of Obligation? Holidays of Celebration? Ladislas Orsy . America. Vol. 166, No. 2. January 18-25, 1992.
19. How Bishops Talk. Kenneth E. Untener. America. October 19, 1996.
20. Interchurch Marriages and Reception of the Eucharist. Ladislas Orsy S. J. America. October 12, 1996.
21. Island Tutelage. Kathy Coffey. [1996 Foley Poetry Award]. America. 1996.
22. Journey from Afar & Anointed with Spirit and Power. Of Many Things. America. Vol. 155, No. 20. December 27, 1986.
23. Magisterium and Theologians: A Vatican Document. America. July 21, 1990.
24. Moral theologian Under Attack: Saint Alphonsus Liguori. America. May 2, 1987.
25. Moral Theology in the Year 2000: Tradition in Transition. Richard A. McCormick, S. J. America. Vol. 166, No. 13. April 18, 1992.
26. New Thought Catholicism: An Idea Whose Time Has Come Again. Michael Leach. America. Vol. 166, No. 15. May 2, 1992.
27. Obstacles to the New Feminism: Look Before You Leap. Margaret O’Brien Steinfels. America. Vol. 175, No. 1. July 6, 1996.
28. On What Theology is and Is Not. Richard P. McBrien. America June 8, 1996.
29. Praying. William J. O’Malley S. J. America. June 13, 1992.
30. Refining the Question About Women’s Ordination. Hermann Josef Pottmeyer. Vol. 175, No. 12. October 26, 1996.
31. Scandals in the Church: Reflections at Paschaltide. John R. Quinn. America. April 10, 1993.
32. Talking About Religion: An Interview with George H. Gallup Jr. George M. Anderson, S. J. Assoc. Ed. America. Vol. 175, No. 12. October 26, 1996.
33 The American Catholic Tradition of Dialogue. Gerald P. Fogarty S. J. America. Vol. 175, No. 12. October 26, 1996.
34. The Catholic Imagination and the Catholic University. Andrew M. Greeley. America. Vol. 164, No. 10. March 16, 1991.
35. The Challenge of Being Prophetic and Pastoral. John J. Fitzpatrick. America. Vol. 166, No. 12. April 11, 1992.
36. The Church and (Tele-) Communications. Bernard R. Bonnot. America. Vol. 164, No. 13. April 6, 1991.
37. The Conversion of the Churches: Condition of Unity. A Roman Catholic Perspective. Ladislas Orsy, S. J. America. May 30, 1992.
38. The Faces of Fear. Carl E. Meirose. America. April 22, 1989.
39. The Gift of Teaching. America. April 25, 1987.
40. The Human Family & The Name of Jesus. Of Many Things America. Vol. 156, No. 8. February 28, 1987.
41. The New Evangelization and Hispanics in the United States. Roberto O. Gonzalez. America. Vol. 165, No. 11. October 19, 1991.
42. The “Thirtysomething” Priests. Robert. J. Wister. America. Vol. 164, No. 16. April 27, 1991.
43. The Unholy Alliance Between the Right and the Left in the Catholic Church. Margaret O’Brien Steinfels. America. Vol. 166, No. 15. May 2, 1992.
44. Today’s Seminarian and the Role of the Priest. Gerald D. Coleman. America. Vol. 164, No. 16. April 27, 1991.
45. Turning 60. William J. O’Malley. America. Vol. 165, No. 11. October 19, 1991.
46. Understanding Sacraments. William J. O’Malley S. J.. America. Vol. 166, No. 8. March 7, 1992.
47. Which Way the Pastoral? Michael H. Kenny. America. August 22, 1992.
II. Catholic Update
1. The Christian Family Tree: Celebrating Jesus Together. January 2000. (Eastern and Western Traditions of the Catholic/Orthodox Church.)
2. The Future of the Papacy. September 2000.
III. Centro Pro Unione
1. Ethics: Ecumenical Stumbling Block? Bruce Williams, OP. (a conference delivered at the Centro Pro Unione on Monday 5, 1990.) (green) 2. Semi-Annual Bulletins Spring-Fall 1987-No. 31-32. Spring-1990 - Spring 2002-No.37-61
IV. Christianity Today
1. Do We Still Need the Reformation? A review of the Catholic Catechism. Alister E. McGrath. Christianity Today. December 12, 1994. 2. Who We Believe in the Virgin Birth: Pundits with pebbles wander far from the historic gospel. Timothy George. Christianity Today. December 12, 1994.
3. Why I J. I. Packer Signed It. J. I. Packer. Christianity Today. December 12, 1994.
V. Church
1. Eucharist and Family: Essential to Communion. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Church. Winter 1995.
2. Interchurch Families: Living Ecumenically. Rev. George Kilcourse. Church. Fall 1992.
VI. Commonweal
1. John Paul II, Ecumenist Asks Prayers for His Own Conversion. Jon Nilson. Commonweal. 14 July 1995.
2. The Exercise of the Primacy: Facing the cost of Christian unity. John R.Quinn. Commonweal. July 12, 1996.
VII. Ecumenical Trends
1. Can the Roman Catholic and Methodist Churches be reconciled? (Conference given at the Centro Pro Unione, November 1999.) David Carter. Vol. 31, No. 1. January 2002.
2. Ecumenism form The Bottom Up. Bary B. Reierson. Ecumenical Trends: March 2002.
3. National Workshop on Christian Unity: Together in Pilgrimage Toward the Third Millennium. Richard Ramirez, CSB. Vol. 24, No. 6. June 1995.
VIII. Ecunotes - Archdiocese of Santa Fe Ecumenical Office Publication
1. Eucharistic Congress Marks year of Great Jubilee 2000. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 9, No. 2. August 2000.
2. Lutheran-Roman Catholic Celebration of Thanksgiving and Hope at St. Charles Borromeo. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 9, No. 1. February 2000. 3. Interchurch Families Meet. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol.11, No. 2 August 2002. [missed numbered-No.2 ought to have been 3].
4. Interchurch Families will meet in Omaha: Survey Results to be Presented. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 8, No. 1. February 1999.
5. Jubilee Year Marks Ecumenical Progress. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 10. No. 1. February, 2001. 6. Mary Boys and Sara Lee Discuss the Bible: A Book that connects and Divides Us. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 12, No. 1. January 2003.
7. Palm Sunday in Santa Fe. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 11, No. 2. April 2002.
8. Presbyterian-Roman Catholic Dialogue draws many, makes steady progress. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 11, No. 1. January 2002.
9. Pope visits Ukraine, Ecumenical Goal: Better Relations with Orthodox. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Editor. Vol. 10. No. 2. August 2001.
IX. First Things
1. Ecumenism Without Illusions: A Catholic Perspective. Avery Dulles, S.J. First Things. June/July 1990.
2. Evangelicals & Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium. First Things. May 1994.
X. Journal of Ecumenical Studies
1. Articles on Contemporary Confucianism and Western Culture. Winter-Spring, 2003. Vol. XL, Numbers 1-2. Temple University.
2. Articles on religious pluralism and different interreligious dialogues. Summer, 2003. Vol. 40. No. 3. Temple University.
XI. Origins-CNS Documentary Service
1. A Message to the People of God. Synod of Bishops. December 19, 1985. Vol. 15. No. 27.
2. A Permanent Synod? Reflections on Collegiality. Archbishop Quinn. March 2003. Vol. 31, No. .
3 Ad Tuendam Fidem. John Paul II. (also includes articles on: Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification by the Lutheran and the Vatican). July 16, 1998. Vol. 28: No. 8. 4. Arrangements Questioned for Anglicans Entering Catholic Church. Five British Priest/Open Letter. Vol. , No. .
5. Bishops and Theologians: Promoting Cooperation, Resolving Misunderstandings. Seton Hall Bishops’ Meeting. June 29, 1989. Vol. 19, No.7
6. Bringing Ecumenism to Hispanic Christians. May 28, 1992. Vol. 22, No. 3.
7. Called to be Catholic: Church in a Time of Peril. August 29, 1996. Vol. 26, No.11.
8. Canon Law and Ecumenism: Giving Shape to the Future. October 19, 2000. Vol. 30: No. 19.
9. Churches Address 100-Year-Old Rift. February 27, 1992. Vol. 21, No. 38.
10. Communion and Mission: A Guide on Small Church Communities. January 25, 1996. Vol. 25, No. 31.
11. Consecrated Life’s Role in the Church and the World. June 30, 1994. Vol. 24, No. 7. 12. Cross-Referencing Pastoral Challenges of th4e First and 21st. Centuries. Fr. Philibert, OP. Vol. , No. .
13. Current Influences on Catholic-Jewish Relations. Archbishop Keeler. Vol. No.
14. Dominus Jesus: On the Unicity and Salvific Universality of Jesus Christ and the Church. September 14, 2000. Vol. 30: No. 14. 14 copies.
15. Evangelizing Mission of the Church in Africa. March 11, 1993. Vol. 22, No. 39.
16. Future of Religious Orders in the United States. September 24, 1992. Vol. 22, No. 15.
17. Healing Painful Memories; Re-establishing Hope. May 28, 1992. Vol. 22, No. 3.
18. How Can We Recognize “Substantial Agreement”? June 3, 1993. Vol. 23, No. 3.
19. Human Genetics: Where do we Stand? Dr. Francis Collins/Bishops Workshop. November 1996. Vol. , No. .
20. Incarnationis Mysterium. John Paul II/Bull of Indiction Year 2000. December 10, 1998. Vol. 28: No. 26.
21. Jewish and Catholic Editors’ Joint Statement. Vol. No. .
22. Joint Declaration on Justification to be Signed Oct. 31. (Lutheran -Catholic Agreement. ) June 24, 1999. Vol. 29: No. 6.
23. “Kenosis”: The Door to Christian Unity. June 3, 1993. Vol. 23, No. 3. 24. Letters Exchanged by Pope and Canterbury Archbishop. Christian Unity/Women’s Ordination. June 8, 1989. Vol. No. .
25. Local Churches in a Universal Church. Biblical Scholar Visits Chinese Catholics. June 15, 1989. Vo. 19, No. 5.
26. Luther and Ecumenism Today. John Paul II in Denmark. June 22, 1989. Vol. No.
27. Mary: Grace and Hope in Christ: Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission. June 2, 2005. Vol. 35: No. 3.
28. Major Currents of Our Times: What They Mean for the Church. August 16, 2001. Vol. 31, No. 11.
29. Observations on “Salvation and the Church”. December 15, 1988. Vol. 18, No.27.
30. Pursuing Unity Through Differences Remain. Chicago/Catholic -Lutheran Covenant. June 8, 1989. Vol. No. .
31. Reconciling Unity and Plurality. February 4, 1993. Vol. 22, No. 34. (One double sided page).
32. Renewing Zeal for Christian Unity. Ad Limina Address to U.S. Bishops. Vol. No. .
33. Standards for Measuring Ecumenism’s Course. January 17, 1991. Vol. 20, No. 32.
34. Strangers No Longer: Together on the Journey of Hope. Bishops of Mexico and the United States. February 6, 2003. Vol. 32: No. 34.
35. Strengthening the Bonds of Peace. December 1, 1944. Vol. 24, No. 25.
36. The Church’s Crisis of Culture. June 6, 1991. Vol. 21, No. 4.
37. The Congregation for the doctrine of the Faith. April 17, 1986. Vol. 15. No. 44.
38. The 1993 Directory for Ecumenism. (Out of Print) July 29, 1993: Vol. 23 : No. 9.
39 The Ecumenical Challenge of Ethical Issues. The Rev. J. Robert Nelson. April 20, 1989. Vol. 18. No. 45. (green).
40. The Ecumenical Movement’s Third Stage. November 9, 1995. Vol. 25, No. 21.
41. The Ecumenical Movement: Where Things Stand. March 18, 1999. Vol. 28, No. 39.
42. The Gift of Authority. May 27, 1999. Vol. 29: No. 2.
43. The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church. January 6, 1994. Vol. 23, No. 29.
44. The Many Faces of Academic Freedom. Father Carl Peter. January 17, 1991. Vol. 20, No. 32.
45. The Next Steps Toward Unity. December 19, 1996. Vol. 26, No. 27.
46. The Sacrament of Order in the sacramental Structure of the Church. Roman Catholic-Orthodox Dialogue. October 13, 1988. Vol. 18. No. .
47. The Song of the Church. Archbishop Weakland/Liturgy. Vol. , No. .
48. The Transformation of Religious Life. August 29, 1991. Vol. 21, No. 12. 49. Toward a Transformative Model of Religious Life. Fr. Philibert, OP. Vol. ,No. .
50. Vatican Responds to ARCIC I Final Report. December 19, 1991. Vol. 21, No. 28.
51. Vatican Says Clarifications Strengthen Agreement. October 6, 1994. Vol. 24, No.17.
52. Vatican II’s Ecclesiology of Communion. Cardinal Willebrands. May 28, 1987. Volume 17. No. 2.
53. Veritatis Splendor: John Paul II/Encyclical. October 14, 1993. Vol. 23: No. 18.
54. Vita Consecrata. John Paul II/Apostolic Exhortation. April 4, 1996. Vol. 25: No. 41.
XII. Pace 19
1. Holiness and Finitude: Creaturely Spirituality. Michael J. Himes. Pace 19. No date
2. Tragedy and the Goodness of Creatureliness. Michael J. Himes. Pace 19. No date
XIII. The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity
1. Information Service. No.107 (2001/II-III). In the Footsteps of St. Paul: Pope John Paul II and Archbishop Christodoulos at the Areopagus. Athens, May 4, 2001.
XIV. The Priest
1. An Update on Ecumenical Activities. Thaddeus D. Horgan, SA. The Priest. January 1989.
2. Ecumenism and Evangelization in America Today. Alvin A. Illig, CSP. The Priest. September 1990.
XV. Sojourners
1. Holy Fools: Ushers of the Next Generation in the Church. Rev. Richard Rohr, OFM. Sojourners. July 1994.
2. The Image of God’s Goodness. Rosemary Radford Ruether. Sojourners. January - February 1996.
XVI. Sophia
1. Bishops Participate in Medial Moral Conference and Statement of Catholic Bishops on Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. Sophia. Vol. 22, No. 1, 1995. 2. Melkite Archbishop say Code Creates Problems with Orthodox. Felix Corley. Sophia. Vol. 22, No. 1, 1995.
XVII. Other Articles
1. As for priests, rumors of their demise are premature: from a Vatican seminarian, new reasons to be hopeful on vocations. Brother Berg, L. C. Our Sunday Visitor. December 18, 1994.
2. Called to be Catholic: Church in a Time of Peril. National Catholic Reporter. August 23, 1996.
3. Confession and Community: An Israel-like View of the Church. George A. Lindbeck. The Christian Century. May 9, 1990.
4. Culture Wars: The Larger Picture. Brother Geffrey Gros, FSC, Associate Director, Ecumenical Interreligious Affairs, National Conference of Catholic Bishops. 11/20/92.
5. Dignitatis Humanae and Ecumenism: A Foundation and A Promise. Brother Jeffrey Gros, FSC, Associate Director, Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Draft: 12/21/92.
6. Even for Ordained Women, Church can be a Cold Place. Art L. Goldman. The New York Times, Sunday, November 29, 1992.
7. Focusing a Congregation’s Future. Jean Alvarez, Ed.D. Human Development. Vol. 5, No. 4, Winter 1984.
8. Former Chancellor Ron Wolf, 57, Dies. Bruce Daniels. Albuquerque Journal. No Date.
9. Incarational Spirituality and the Terror of Time. Michael J. Himes. No Date.
10. Ideas & Trends. Peter Steinfels. No Date.
11. KoinÇnia in 1 John 1:3-7: The Social context of Division in the Johnnine Letters. Pheme Perkins. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly. Vol. 45, 1983.
12. NADEO Response Justification by Faith: Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue (USA): Archdiocese of Santa Fe, NM. Archbishop Robert F. Sanchez, DD. And Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. (Ecumenical Officer). (Final Draft) Archdiocese of Santa Fe, Albuquerque, NM: (?).
13. On Leaving Behind Useless Controversies: A Protestant Perspective on the Papacy of the Future. Harvey Cox. Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Vol. 27, No.1; 1997.
14. Recovering Our Tradition for the Next Century: What is our Vision of Church? Joan Chittister. Churchwatch. November-December, 1994. 15. Reflection on Deuteronomy 9:15-21:The Content of Our Ministry, Lent and Microwaves. Dottie Moss, CSJ. No Date.
16. Refusal to Make a Promise in a Mixed Marriage. James A. Coriden. New Theology Review. Vol. 6. No. 1 February 1993.
17. Religious Formation and Ecumenical Formation. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS. Review for Religious. September-October 1994.
18. Sisters in Arms: Catholic Nuns Through Two Millennia. Jo Ann Jay McNamara. The New Republic. October 14, 1996.
19. The Catholic Church and Ecumenism at the Beginning of the 21st. Century. Edward Idris Cardinal Cassidy.
20. The Press Comes for the Archbishop. Orlando Romero. The Reporter. No date.
21. Trilateral Reception of Justification by Faith. William H. Lazareth. EDEO-NAD-ELCA Luncheon National Workshop on Christian Unity, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, April 25, 1990.
22. Two Kinds of Ecumenism: Unitive and Interdenominational*. George Lindbeck. Gregorianum Vol. 70, No. 4 (1989) 647-660.
23. Vatican Releases New Fidelity Oath for Church Officials. Greg Erlandson. Vatican City. NC News Service. Friday, March 3, 1989.
24. What Does Liturgy Do? Toward a Soteriology of Liturgical Celebration: Some Theses. Robert Taft. What Does Liturgy Do? No Date.
Video Tapes
1. Catholic Church Extension Society’s Mission America: High Plains and Southwest. 30:14. 2. Conference of Churches and Ecumenical Movement. no date.
3. Diocesan Leadership Briefing-Ecumenical Leadership. Wed. May 23, 1990-3:30- 4:40pm.
4. Firing Line. Rev. Ernest R. Falardeau, SSS.
5 Anglican Rev. Robin Clark. 1450 at 1750 change to LP Presbyterian Deborah Clark. 7- 17-18-1990.
6. Fourth Annual conference on Faith and Order. Feb. 25-26, 1987. Speaker: Rev. Georges H. Tavard. AA. (audio tapes - 4 hours.)
7. Jewish-Roman Catholic Prayer Service. October 23, 1988. Tapes 1 and 2.
8. People of God. TV. Rev. Ernest Falardeau. June 21, 1987. 9. Rev. Taylor MacConnell Methodist; Rev. Carmen Conner to 1290 Baptist300 EP Rev. Wally Ford Disciples of Christ. 7-17-18-1990 Ed. K. LP to 392 .
10. Roman Catholics and Episcopalian Meet. Sun November 30, 1997. KOAT TV-ABC/7- 10pm News.
Audio Tapes
1. ARC/NM April 19, 1985 Question-Answer(pm) Period. Br. Jeff Gros,FSC.
2. Catholic - Jewish Dialogue 3/25/1990.
3. Catholics and Ecumenism Today. Rev. John F. Hotchkin. L. A .Religious Education Congress. 1985.
4. Centering Prayer. Rev. Thomas Keating. Tapes 1, 2, 3, 4.
5. Copy of the 8-track tape.
6. Dr. Margaret O’Gara. no date.
7. Ecumenical Vision - 3/3/1982. Ernest Falardeau.
8. (Tapes #1,2,3) Forth Annual Conference on Faith and Order. Fr. Georges H. Tavard, AA. February 25-26, 1987. (VHS Tape #3]
9. Inter Faith Service-St. Charles Church, 11-16-1980.
10. Jewish/Christian Dialogue of Santa Fe - March 1995-
a. Tape 1-The Latest Lutheran Document Concerning Jews. Dr. Darlis Swan.
b .Tape 2-The Jewishness of Jesus and the Two Traditions. Fr. John Pawlikowski.
c. Tape 3-Christian Uses of Biblical Texts. Rabbi Klenicki.
d. Tape 4-Prayer Service and Panel Presentation.
11 Keynote Address; Most Rev. Donald Pelotte SSS, Ph.D. Bishop of Gallup, NM.
12. LARC Spirituality Conference-1985 and Methodist/RC Dialogue-3/7/85.
a. Tape 1: Methodist/ Roman Catholic Dialogue on Baptism/Marriage.
b. Tape 2: Methodist/Roman Catholic Dialogue on Baptism/Marriage. c. Tape 3: R. Sealwright. Part 1.
d. Tape 4. R. Sealwright. Part 2.
e. Tape. 5. Bishop Weinhauer. Part 1.
f. Tape 6. Bishop Weinhauer. Part 2.
g. Tape 7. Rev. A. Danna. Part 1.
h. Tape 8. Rev. A. Danna. Part 2.
13. NADEO-Workshop Tapes.
a. Tape N1: The One Mediator: The Saints and Mary.
b. Tape N2: NADEO Seminar II: Developing Contemplative Prayer through Christian/Buddhist Dialogue.
c. Tape N3: Evangelization and Ecumenism.
d. Tape B1: Professor George Tinker: Iliff School of Theology, Denver CO. Bible Study.
e. Tape B2: Professor George Tinker: Iliff School of Theology. Bible Study.
f. Tape 01: Quincentenary and Evangelism.
g. Tape 02: Conversation with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan.
h. Tape S1: Holy Living; Holy Dying.
i. Tape S2: Interreligious Dialogue.
j. Tape S3: Reconciling Memories.
k. Tape S4: Eco-Justice Challenge.
l. Tape S5: Mission and Quincentenary.
m. Tape S6: Native American Spirituality.
n. Tape S7: Toward Full Communion.
o. Tape S8: Church Sexuality Reports.
p. Tape S9: Gospel and Culture.
q. Tape S10: B.E.M. Into the 1990's. r. Tape S11: 500 years of Evangelism.
s. Tape S12: Ecumenism: At the Crossroads.
t. Tape S13: VISN Interfaith Cable.
u. Tape ?: Opening Worship. Rev. Yvonne Delk.
v. Tape ? Closing Address: Dr. Joan Brown Campbell, General Secretary, National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
14. 12th National Workshop.
a. Tape CJ-001: Plenary I - Religious Pluralism in America. Dr. Martin E. Marty. Side 1.
b. Tape CJ-002: Plenary II - Religious Pluralism and the Second Vatican Council. Johannes Cardinal Willebrand. Side 1.
c. Tape CJ-002: Plenary II - Religious Pluralism and the Second Vatican Council. Johannes Cardinal Willebrand. Side 3.
d. Tape CJ-003: Plenary III - A Community in Interreligious Dialogue: The African-American Experience. Leontine T. C. Kelly. Side 1.
e. Tape CJ-004: Plenary IV - Scripture and Tradition. Dr. Michael Fishbane, Dr. Pauline Vivano. Side. 1.
d. Tape CJ-004: Plenary IV - Scripture and Tradition. Dr. Michael Fishbane and Dr. Pauline Vivano. Side 3.
e. Tape CJ-004: Plenary IV - Scripture and Tradition. Dr. Michael Fishbane, Dr. Pauline Vivano. Side 3.
f. Tape CJ-005: Plenary V - Facing the Future Together. Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler. Side 1.
g. Tape CJ-006: Religion and Power: Use and Abuse in the Contemporary World. Dr. Chopp, Pabbi Novak, Cardinal Bernardin, Joathan Levine. Side 1.
h. Tape CJ-007: Religion and American Public Life. Rev. Paris, Ms. O’Brien Steinfels, Dr. Gordis.
i. Tape CJ-008: Is Religion an Obstacle to Human Unity? Rabbi Schaalman, Dr. Hassan, Archbishop Weakland. Side 1.
15. 1987 National Workshop on Christian Unity. a. Tape 87CU02: Tuesday Keynote Address. Jan Cardinal Willebrands.
b. Tape 87CU03: Tuesday NADEO Luncheon. Jan Cardinal Willebrands.
c. Tape 87CU05: NADEO/EDEO Luncheon-ARCIC II: Current Progress. Most Rev. Rayond W. Lessard and Rt. Rev. Arthur A. Vogel.
d. Tape 87CU07: Thursday Luncheon. Mary Tanner.
e. Tape 87CU08: Reception of Current Ecumenical Agreements. Rev. Loren Arnett, Dr. Melanie May, Dr. David Taylor.
f. Tape 87CU09: Ethical Issues and the Search for Unity. Dr. J. Robert Nelson.
g. Tape 87CU11: Ecumenical Implications of the Economic Pastoral I. Sr. Kathleen Tomlin.
h. Tape 87CU12: Ecumenical Implication of the Economic Pastoral II. Sr. Kathleen Tomlin.
i. Tape 87CU16: Southern Baptists and Ecumenism. Dr. Richard Harman and Rev. George Sheridan.
j. Tape 87CU17: Local Models for Ecumenism. Dr. Donald O. Newby et. al.
k. Tape 87CU19: Ethics and A Search for Unity. Rev. Vernon Brayles and Dr. Gerard Sloyan.
l. Tape 87CU21: Roman Catholic/Baptist Dialogue. Dr. Richard Harmon and Dr. David T. Shannon.
m. Tape 87CU20: The Hindu Presence in the United States. Rev. William Cenkner, OP.
n. Tape 87CU23: Issues of Authority. Dr. George Stroup.
o. Tape 87CU24: Church and Sectarian Groups.
16. 1991 - National Workshop on Christian Unity. The Clarion Hotel, St. Louis, MO. April 15-18, 1991.
a. Tape 3: Workshop Seminar: Holy Sprit in Ecumenical Conversation.
b. Tape 13: EDEO/ELCA Luncheon. the Rev. Henry Chadwick.
c. Tape 14: NADEO Luncheon. The Most Rev. Edward I. Cassidy. d. Tape 18: NADEO Seminar. Organizing Diocesan Ecumenical Activity.
e. Tape 25: EDEO/NADEO/ELCA Luncheon. The Rev. Thomas P. Rausch.
d. Tape 27: Closing Address. The Most Rev. Edward I. Cassidy.
17. 1993 National Workshop on Christian Unity. Toward Communion in Faith, Life and Witness. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. May 10-13, 1993. Tape 4. NADEO Luncheon. Tuesday, 12:30pm-2:30pm.
18. 1994 National Workshop on Christian Unity. Providence, RI. April 11-14, 1994. Called to be One in Heart and Soul.
a. Tape AS3: NADEO Plenary.
b. Tape AS6: NADEO Seminar-Sacramental Formation in Light of Directory - tape 1
c. Tape AS5: NADEO Seminar-Sacramental Formation in Light of Directory - tape 2.
d. Tape AS4: NADEO Seminar-Interfaith Relations in Light of Directory - tape 3.
e. Tape AW3: Workshop Seminar-3 - Fifth World Faith and Order Conference: Santiago de Compostela.
19. 1998 - National Workshop on Christian Unity. Radison Hotel, St. Paul , Minnesota.
a. Tape 2: Full Communion: the Next Steps. Swan and Thomas.
b. Tape 5: Ecumenical Reflections on Justification from an Evangelical Perspective. Jeffrey Gros.
c. Tape 7: Anticipating the Harare Assembly of the World Council of Churches. Bannister, Crow and Meeking.
d. Tape 9: Ecumenical Formation. Glover, Henry and Lindner.
e. Tape 11: The Nature of the Church in Our Pilgrimage Toward Unity. Duke and Rusch.
f. Tape 15: ECCO Seminar: Human Sexuality and Ordination: Ethical Challenges to the Ecumenical. Panel.
g. Tape 16: NADEO Seminar: Ecumenical Responses to UT UNUM SINT. Panel.
h. Tape 18. NADEO Seminar: Conversation for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs. Hotchkin and Roberson.
i. Tape 102: Tuesday Keynote Plenary. Most Rev. Archbishop Rembert G. Weakland.
j. Tape 105: Closing Address.
20. National Workshop on Christian Unity. (2000?)
a. Tape NWCU-103: Spirituality. Curtis Zunigha.
b. Tape NWCU-106: Reception: Challenges and Opportunities. Rev. Dr. Duane Larson and bishop William Boyd Grove.
c. Tape NWCU-107: Authority in Ecumenical Discussions. Dr. Michael Root and Rev. Ellen Wondra.
d. Tape NWCU-110: Convergence/Consensus on Baptism: The Ecumenical Implications. Rev. D. Heller, Rev. W. G. Rusch.
e. Tape NWCU-112: Developments in COCO (CUIC). Rev. Dr. Michael Kinnamon.
f. Tape NWCU-113: National Impact of Recent Ecumenical Agreements. Bishop William Boyd Grove, Rev. Dr. Rob.
g. Tape NWCU-115: Ecumenical Implications of Orientale Lumen. Professor Thomas Bird.
h. Tape NWCU-Marriage: InterChurch-Part I. Dr. Thomas Green, Barbara MacDonald.
i. Tape NWCU-Marriage: InterReligious Part II. Dr. Thomas Green, Rev. Francis Mazur.
j. Tape NWCU-118: The State of Jewish/Christian Relations. Rev. John T. Pawlikowski.
k. Tape NWCU-121: From Cremona to Edinburgh. Tuesday Luncheon. Sr. Joan Delaney, MM.
i. Tape NWCU-122: Looking the Gift Horse in the Mouth. Wednesday Luncheon. Dr. Michael Root.
j. Tape NWCU-123: Reflections on the Eucharist in the Ecumenical Movement. Dr. Jeff Gross, Rev. Kathy Reeves.
k. Tape NWCU-124: The Sprit That He Gave Us. Closing Address and Luncheon. bishop Thomas L. Hoyt. Jr. 21. St. John Episcopal Cathedral. 1-20-1991. Homily. Fr. Ernest Falardeau.
22. SNT 1 Matthew 1-13 San Mateo 1-13 Not for Sale.
23. St. Mark’s Service 1-19-1986. Homily: Fr. Ernest Falardeau. Epiphany.
24. St. Mark’s Service 5-14-1989. Homily: Fr. Ernest Falardeau. Pentecost.
25. The Faiths Beyond: Non Christians and US. Fr. John F. Hotchkin. L.A. Religious Education Congress. 1985.
26. The Rev. Paul Saunders at St. Charles Borromeo 1/26/198?
27. #7 Pluralism-Key to Human Survival in the 20th Century. Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum.
28. ? worn off.