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Ecumenism Index 1999: Nos. 133-136 This index is published annually in the first issue, and is divided into two parts: by authors’s name, in alphabetical order, with title; by subject, in alphabetical order, based on the principal themes of the articles. The first number indicates the issue of the magazine and the second number, the page. Index of the authors BARNETT-COWAN, A. Anglican-Lutheran Relationships: What Lambeth Did, 135-5, photo BEAUBIEN, Irénée The Christian Pavilion at Expo’67, 136-4, photo BULKA, Reuven P. A Blessing with an Ecological Mandate, 134-4, photo CLAYTON, Barbra Ahimsa, Karuna and Maitri: Implications for Environmental Buddhism, 134-27, photo CLIFFORD, Catherine E. A Wake Up Call: Ecumenical Formation for All, 133-14, photo COWAN, James A.J. We Journey Together: A Brief History of Anglican-Lutheran Dialogue in Canada From an Anglican Perspective, 135-9, photo DOWD, Thomas Ecumenical Education in Canada: A Survey, 133-24, photo GEERNAERT, Donna A Survey of Ecumenical Activity in Canada, 136-7, photo HADSELL, Heidi Bossey’s Ecumenical Formation: A Methodology for a Pluralistic Age, 133-8, photo HARDING, Thomas The Churches’ Council on Theological Education in Canada: A Model for Ecumenical Co-operation, 133-28, photo JENNINGS, Paul The Historic Episcopate: Gift or Law? Reflections on the American Concordat of Agreement, 135-24, photo KREIGER, F.G. Atlantic School of Theology: An Environment of Ecumenical Formation for Ministry, 133-33, photo KELLY, Robert A. The Call to Anglican-Lutheran Full Communion in Canada: One Theologian’s View, 135-13, photo KESSLER, Diane C. Head Change and Heart Work: Some Hopeful Signs in Ecumenical Formation, 133-4, photo KINNAMON, Michael Ecumenical Formation in Seminaries, 133-11, photo KLOSTERMAIER, Klaus K. Bhakti, Ahimsa and Ecology, 134-22, photo KREUGER, Fred Ecological Potential in Patristic Writings, 134-12, photo A Basket of Fruits, 136-3; The Christian Pavilion at Expo ’67, 136-4; A Survey of Ecumenical Activity in Canada, 136-6; The United Church of Canada at the Millennium, 136-13; Significant Achievements in Ecumenism, 136-18; Interview with Metropolitan Daniel of Moldavia and Bucovenia, 136-22; Rethinking the Exercise of the Ministry of Primacy, 136-24 Eighth Assembly of the WCC (and environmental issues), 134-34 Encyclical Ut Unum Sint (Ministry of Primacy of the Bishop of Rome), 136-24 Envoys for Ecumenism, 133-7 Episcopate (historic), 135-24 Expo ’67 (Christian Pavilion), 136-4 Full Communion (Anglicans and Lutherans in Agreement) 135, the whole issue. See Anglicans and Lutherans Hanover Report (The Diaconate in Anglican-Lutheran Relations), 135-20 Harare Report (Eighth Assembly of the WCC), 134-34 Karekin I (Catholicos of all Armenia), 135-19 Karuna: \mplications for Environmental Buddhism, 134-27 Lambeth Conference 1998 (Anglican-Lutheran Relationships), 135-5 Lutherans (Anglicans and) in Agreement, 135, the whole issue. See Anglicans and Lutherans Maitri: Implications for Environmental Buddhism, 134-27 March for Jesus (Montreal 1999), 133-13 Massachusetts Council of Churches, 133-7 Ministry of Primacy of the Bishop of Rome (Exercise of the), 136-24 Mount Royal Christian Centre, 135-16 Orthodoxy in Canadian Universities, 133-20 Parliament of World Religions 1999, 133-10 Patristic Writings (Ecological Potential in), 134-12 Racial Harmony Award, 134-43 Relationships (Anglican-Lutheran), 135-5 Scarboro Missions, 134-43 Summer Ecumenical Institute 1999, 133-36 Theological Renewal in Communion, 135-29 United Church of Canada at the Millennium (The), 136-13 World Council of Churches: The Eighth Assembly and Environmental Issues, 134-34 Index of Subjects Achievements in Ecumenism (Significant), 136-18 Ahimsa and Ecology (in Hindu perspective), 134-22 Ahimsa (Implications for Environmental Buddhism), 134-27 American Concordat of Agreement (Reflections on the), 135-24 Anglicans and Lutherans (Towards Full Communion), 135, the whole issue: in Agreement, 135-3; Anglican-Lutheran Relationships: What Lambeth Did, 135- 5; Anglican-Lutheran Dialogue in Canada (a brief history) 135-9; Anglican- Lutheran Full Communion in Canada, 135-13: Anglican-Lutheran Relations (the diaconate in), 135-20; What Anglicans and Lutherans Can Learn From One Another, 135-29 Atlantic School of Theology (environment for ecumenical formation), 133-33 Associate Directors’ Report (1998-1999), 136-32 Beaubien, Irénée, S.J. (anniversary of ordination) 134-31 Bhakti and Ecology (a Hindu perspective), 134-22 Bishop of Rome (ministry of primacy), 136-24 Bossey’s (Ecumenical Formation), 133-8 Bourdeau (Brother Gilles), 136-31 Buddhism (environmental...) 134-27 Canada (Lutheran-Anglican Dialogue in), 135-9 Chief Seathl (of the Duwamish Nation), 134-32 Christian Pavilion at Expo ’67 (the), 136-4 Churches’ Council on Theological Education in Canada (the), 133-28 Communion (Towards Full), 135, the whole issue. See: Anglicans and Lutherans Concordat of Agreement (Reflections on the American), 135-24 Creation Myths and Contemporary Ecology, 134, the whole issue Re-imaging Creation, 134-3; A Blessing With an Ecological Mandate, 134-4; Co- creators With a Compelling God, 134-8; Ecological Potential in Patristic Writings, 134-12; Ecological Implications of an Islamic View of God... 134-18; Bhakti, Ahimsa and Ecology, 134-22; Environmental Buddhism 134-27; The Eighth Assembly and Environmental Issues (Report From Harare) 134-34 Daniel (Ciobotea) Metropolitan of Moldavia and Bucovenia, 136-22 Diaconate (in Anglican-Lutheran relations), 135-20 Ecology (Creation Myths and Contemporary), 134, the whole issue. See: Creation Myths and Contemporary Ecology Ecumenical Activity in Canada (A Survey of), 136-6 Ecumenical Formation, 133, the whole issue: In Search of Competence, 133-3; Some Hopeful Signs, 133-4; Bossey’s Ecumenical Formation, 133-8; in seminaries, 133-11; for all, 133-14; in Canada: A Survey, 133-24; The Churches’ Council on Theological Education in Canada, 133-28; Atlantic School of Theology, 133-33 Ecumenism (A Fruitful Century of) 136, the whole issue LANGE, Dirk Mount Royal Christian Centre: A Visible Communion, 135-16, photo LAPIERRE, Emmanuel A Basket of Fruits, 136-3, photo In Search of Competence, 133-3, photo Interview With His Eminence Daniel (Ciobotea), Metropolitan of Moldavia and Bucovenia, Romania, 136-22 Significant Achievements in Ecumenism, 136-18 LINDNER, John Bossey’s Ecumenical Formation: A Methodology for a Pluralistic Age, 133-8, photo MABEY, T.A. Atlantic School of Theology: An Environment of Ecumenical Formation for Ministry, 133-33, photo MACDERMID, G.E. Atlantic School of Theology: An Environment of Ecumenical Formation for Ministry, 133-33, photo MACKOUL, Anne Glynn Report from Harare: The Eighth Assembly and Environmental Issues, 134-34 MAYBEE, Maylanne Drafting the Hanover Report—the Diaconate in Anglican- Lutheran Relations, 135-20, photo PAWLIKOWSKI, John T. Co-Creators with a Compelling God, 134-8, photo ROUTHIER, Gilles Rethinking the Exercise of the Ministry of Primacy by the Bishop of Rome, From the Perspective of the Encyclical Ut Unum Sint, 136-24, photo SHAFAAT, Ahmad Ecological Implications of an Islamic View of God, Universe and Human Beings, 134-18, photo SEATHL, Chief As a Newborn Loves Its Mother’s Heartbeat SIMONS, John Towards Full Communion: Anglicans and Lutherans in Agreement, 135-3, photo VASILIU, Cézar Orthodoxy in Canadian Universities, 133-20, photo WILLEY, Diane Re-Imaging Creation: From Hierarchy to Community, 134-3, photo WYATT, Peter Still Dreaming: the United Church of Canada at the Millennium, 136-13, photo YEAGO, David S. Theological Renewal in Communion: What Anglicans and Lutherans Can Learn From One Another, 135-29, photo