The "'Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St . John of Jerusalem, Oecumenical Knights of Malta "'is one of the 26 oecumenical.
12.
He participated in the French Christian Oecumenical Movement and was a representative of French Orthodox Church in different committees, for instance speaking the Sunday morning on French national radio.
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In the so-called Oecumenical Ministry of 1877 he voted for war with Turkey, and on its fall he entered the cabinet of Koumoundoros as minister for foreign affairs.
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They often carried generic names, unifying themselves under an umbrella organization such as the oecumenical " Wingolf " ( with " Wingolf Bonn " being the first in 1841 ).
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The project was in a tailspin since the oecumenical partners in the US demanded to exclude persons of Jewish faith, before it definitely failed because the Nazi government expelled Siegmund-Schultze from Germany.
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Their conjoint Committee on Orders of Saint John considers the so-called " Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Oecumenical Knights of Malta " to be a " false " order.
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In chronology, in addition to reckoning by the years of the world and the Christian era, Theophanes introduces in tabular form the regnal years of the Roman emperors, of the Persian kings and Arab caliphs, and of the five oecumenical patriarchs, a system which leads to considerable confusion, and therefore of little value.
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The Truce soon spread from France to Italy and Germany; the oecumenical council of 1179 extended the institution to the whole Church by Canon xxi, " De treugis servandis ", which was inserted in the collection of canon law, Decretal of Gregory IX, I, tit ., " De treuga et pace ".
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Patriarch Callistus, mentioned above, did the same about two hundred years later . " In other words, Rome was definitely excluded from the Constantinopolitan sphere of influence and put on a par with Constantinople, as can be inferred from Nilus's statement that the bishops of Constantinople and Rome, and only these two, were called oecumenical patriarchs ."
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An "'ecumenical council "'( or "'oecumenical council "'; also "'general council "') is a conference of ecclesiastical dignitaries and theological experts convened to discuss and settle matters of Church doctrine and practice in which those entitled to vote are convoked from the whole world ( oikoumene ) and which secures the approbation of the whole Church.
