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Proche-Orient Chrétien N°68

Revue œcuménique d’études et d’informations, fondée en 1951 par les Pères Blancs de Sainte-Anne à Jérusalem et éditée, à partir de janvier 2015, par la Faculté des sciences religieuses (FSR) de l’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth (USJ).

 

Pour la parution de ce Tome 68, Fasc 1/2, il est possible de prendre connaissance en ligne du sommaire, de l’éditorial, de l’article de Gabriel Hachem « Les défis ecclésiologiques et œcuméniques au Moyen-Orient » et de l’article de David Neuhaus, “A personal reflection on dialogue with Muslims – an experience in Jerusalem”.

 

 

Infos et commande sur : https://www.usj.edu.lb/publications/catalogue/my-usjinfo.php?perpubid=2838

Revue œcuménique d’études et d’informations, fondée en 1951 par les Pères Blancs de Sainte-Anne à Jérusalem et éditée, à partir de janvier 2015, par la Faculté des sciences religieuses (FSR) de l’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth (USJ).

 

Pour la parution de ce Tome 68, Fasc 1/2, il est possible de prendre connaissance en ligne du sommaire, de l’éditorial, de l’article de Gabriel Hachem « Les défis ecclésiologiques et œcuméniques au Moyen-Orient » et de l’article de David Neuhaus, “A personal reflection on dialogue with Muslims – an experience in Jerusalem”.

 

 

Infos et commande sur : https://www.usj.edu.lb/publications/catalogue/my-usjinfo.php?perpubid=2838

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