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Tavard's paper, which was tian unity and announced that the sacramental nature of holy not made available at the press their discussions had revealed orders. conference but which is to be required "the possibility of an unpre- "Both Churches believe that printed later, described the cedented measure of agreement men are set apart for the minis- function of the priest and the on the character of the Eucha- try of deacon, priest, and bishop congregation in the Eucharist rist ..." by an act of God in the Church Permission and discussed the practical and While it was clearly pointed through prayer and the laying psychological function of the out that many questions remain on of hands by the bishop. It priest in the world of God. DFMS. / about the Eucharist — the sub- was agreed that ordination gives In his paper, Wolf stated that ject to be pursued at the joint man grace and authority for a it is "no longer possible to use group's next meeting in the life-long ministry." traditional manuals of theology Church Milwaukee, Wis., area in May— At the same time it was noted to compile a paper on 'The Min- the discussions showed basic that the discussions brought out ister of the Eucharist.' " agreement on the need for a "the fact that some Episcopali- "The revolution in historical Episcopal special minister or priest as ans receive Holy Communion knowledge and the developing the celebrant. from non-Episcopal ministers at ecumenical orientation of the of The three-day closed session, ecumenical gatherings . caus- Churches," Wolf said, "have it was stated at a concluding ing Roman Catholics to ask how rendered obsolete much that press conference, opened with this could be done without prior once seemed very clear and un- Archives general agreement that while doctrinal agreement on ministry complicated. people offer their service of the and sacraments." 2020. "Catholics have recognized Eucharist according to their Basic discussion papers on increasingly the wide diversities position as persons of God, a the role of the priest as cele- of ministry in the New Testa- special minister or priest should brant of the Eucharist were ment and are less likely to read Copyright be present.