“There is still a long way but the model of conjugation between synodality and primacy certainly opens a fruitful way.”

— Bruno Forte

INTERVIEW: “Reconciliation” Between Catholics, Orthodox “Now Closer,” Says Archbishop Forte (29 September 2016) Zenit https://zenit.org/2016/09/29/interview-reconciliation-between-catholics-and-orthodox-is-now-closer-says-monsignor-forte/

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