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To repeat, as it has been repeated many times before, Christian unity is possible only when all those who call themselves Christian embrace common doctrine bearing common definitions. Thus far, there has been only one church that has not changed its beliefsthe Eastern Orthodox Church. She should be the apex of unity. That is not the direction in which the ecumenical movement is moving; therefore, unaware of its ecclesial need, the ecumenical movement has lost its horizon. Father Michael
Fr. Michael Azkoul
I was born Grand Rapids, Mich., 15 Oct. 1930. Became a priest in 1958. Married 1956 Attend Calvin College (1954-1958). BA in philosophy; graduated from St Vladimir Seminary (NYC) in theology with a BD (1958); MA PhD from Michigan State University (1960 -1964) (E Lansing), Medieval History. Taught at Michigan St, taught at St Louis University, Washington University (1974-1978). Pastor Spring Valley, Ill., East Lansing Michigan, Youngstown, Ill. St Louis, Missouri, Retired (2016), Niles, Ill.
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