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Contacts with other denominations led to the 1931 Bonn Agreement, which established intercommunion between Anglican and Old-Catholic churches. His lifelong and passional attachment to the land makes him unusually sensitive to corruptions that assail the earth's integrity and that impede the continuity, the intercommunion, and the unity of "spirituality, family, fertile land. Despite a relatively far-reaching convergence with Lutherans and Anglicans regarding our understanding of the Eucharist, the Catholic Church so far has been very reluctant about the practice of intercommunion. |
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