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Orientale Lumen II
Washington D.C. June 1998


(L to R) Bishop John Michael Botean, Edward Cardinal Cassidy, Archbishop Vsevolod and Bishop John Elya lead the opening Moleben to the Holy Spirit


Bishop Andrew Pataki celebrates Byzantine Catholic Divine Liturgy in the Crypt Church.


James Cardinal Hickey and Edward Cardinal Cassidy celebrate a Pontifical Mass according to the Roman Rite in the Crypt Church of the Basilica.

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OL II, June 1998, Washington , DC
"Ut Unum Sint" - That They All May Be One

Archbishop Peter of New York - "The subject of universal primacy is very delicate. When you speak about the problem of universal primatial authority in the Church, you find very little material in the Orthodox tradition."

Bishop John Michael Botean - "The one commandment of Jesus Christ is to Love one another as I have loved you. Reading Ut Unum Sint then convinced me to take the Holy Father very, very seriously when he says that it is a matter of personal conversion."

Edward Cardinal Cassidy - "As the title of the Encyclical indicates (Ut Unum Sint) the Papal declaration is about the Church's commitment to ecumenism ... A constant feature of the present pontificate has been the Holy Father's own personal commitment to the search for Christian Unity."

Bishop Kallistos of Diokleia - "The first thing that impresses me about the Encyclical Leter Ut Unum Sint is the Pope's declared wish to open new doors, his eagerness to discover a fresh approach to old problems."