Metropolitan Onuphrius, of Kyiv and All Ukraine, Primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox

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Metropolitan Anthony, of Boryspil and Brovary, Chancellor of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Rector of the Kyiv Theological Academy and Seminary

Greeting Word

Archbishop Petro Malchuk , O.F.M., Bishop of the Kyiv-Zhytomyr Diocese

Greeting Word

Bishop Philaret of Lviv and Galicia

Prayer as a Way of Communicating with God

Adalberto Mainardi (Monastic Community of Bose, Italy)

Theology of Communication and the Way towards Unity

Rev. Cyril Hovorun (Yale University, the USA)

Ecclesiology of Communication as a Common Language of Church Traditions

Rev. Francesco Braschi (Milan, Italy)

La koinonia/Communio negli scritti di Ambrogio di Milano: un dono da costruire, una Grazia donata

Anne-Marie Pelletier (Paris)

Vivre la koinonia sous l’inspiration de Vatican II

Brother Richard from Taize (France)

« Mettons-nous sous le même toit » : observations sur une proposition récente de frère Alois de Taizé

Deacon Vasilly (Karl Christian) Felmy (Germany)

Die «koinvonía tôn agíôn» bei Werner Elert und die eucharistische Ekklesiologie bei Metropolit Ioannis Zizioulas. Ein fruchtbares Mißverständnis

Serhiy Bortnyk (Kyiv)

Communio in the Theology of John Zizioulas

Alexander Filonenko (Kharkiv, Ukraine)

Values in Communication

Rev. Wojciech Surówka OP, (Kyiv)

Christian Understanding of Fraternity

Elena Mazzola (Moscow)

St. John Paul II and Charismas in the Church. On the Example of the Encounter with the “Communione e Liberazzione” Movement

Rev. Olivier P. Peyron (France)

La communion ou l’expression du dialogue théologie – culture entre Est et Ouest : notions et réalités

Sergey Horuzhy (Moscow)

Communication and Contemplation: Verbal and Visual Discourses in the Spiritual Ascent

Rev. Piotr Oktaba (Kyiv)

Koinonia through Participation in the Passion of Christ (koinōia tōn pathēmatōn tou Christou)

Francoise Lesourd (Lyon, France)

The Work of Lev Karsavin: between Catholicism and Orthodoxy

Rev. Petro Balog (Kyiv)

Ecclesiological Specificity of Latin and Eastern Christianity

Michael Hjalm (Stockholm)

Communion: From an Eschatology from Above to an Eschatology from Below

Adriano dell’Asta (Milan, Italy)

Europe – a Myth of Constructing of a New Empire or Real Communication of Peoples?

Rev. Arseny (Sokolov) (Beirut)

Communication as Condition for Celebrating the Eucharist; Eucharist as Basis for Communication

Rev. Vladimir Zelinsky (Brescia, Italy)

Images of Divine Communion: a “Cloud of Witnesses”

Daria Morozova (Kyiv)

The Antioch School and the Kyiv Academy: Communication through Centuries

Rev. Oleh Kindy (Lviv, Ukraine)

Theantropical Synergy of Divine Philanthropy and Christian Koinonia in the Treatise of Clement of Alexandria  Quis dives salvetur

Rev. Bohdan Ohulchansky (Kyiv)

Christian Communication as a Condition for the Formation of a Person – the Specifics of the Contemporary Information Age

Marek Kita (Krakow, Poland)

Communication of the Holy Spirit as a Pledge of Christian Hope. Lively Experience of a Church Community in the Perspective of Fundamental Theology

Davide Navarria (Milan, Italy)

Julien Ries and Luigi Gussani: from the Materialistic Rejection to the Human Depth

Kateryna Rassudina (Kyiv)

Communication as a Creative Factor of the Person: the Personalist Approach

Tatiana Kochetkova (Leiden, the Netherlands)

The Sense of Communication: Silver Age and the Contemporary World

Elena Glazov-Corrigan (Atlanta, USA)

Poetic Speech and Communication: T.S. Eliot about the “Three Voices of Poetry”      

Marie Velikanov (Moscow)

«Communio sanctorum» in Charles Péguy

Irina Bagration-Muhraneli (Moscow)

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Rev. Mykhaylo Dymyd (Lviv, Ukraine)

The Fullness of Orthodoxy Implies the Fullness of Eucharistic Hospitality

Rev. Fiorenzo Emilio Reati (Brescia, Italy)

The Notion of the Catholic Church as Koinonia during the Second Vatican Council (Yves Congar)

Rev. Georgy Kovalenko (Kyiv)

Christian Community and Communication within it in the Age of the Development of Communication Technologies