The hopes for Christian unity that this monastery in Belgium inspired
Ahead of the week of prayer for Christian unity beginning on Wednesday, an Anglican priest considers the role played by the ecumenical monks of Chevetogne Abbey in Belgium in developing the experience of worship that blossomed at the Second Vatican Council.
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