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 1 Intro,4 |                 is incompatible with the ecumenical task and with the spirit
 2 Intro,5 |               communicators charged with ecumenical and inter-religious cooperation
 3  1      |                             CRITERIA FOR ECUMENICAL COOPERATION IN THE MEDIA ~
 4  1,6    |        cooperation. ~The impulse towards ecumenical action and initiative comes
 5  1,6(3) |               and Suggestions Concerning Ecumenical Dialogue, "Information Service"
 6  1,6(3) |           Service" 14 (1971), pp. 18-23; Ecumenical Collaboration at the Regional,
 7  1,7    |                                       7. Ecumenical cooperation can be realized
 8  1,8    |              contemporary society. Thus, ecumenical cooperation will require
 9  1,9(4) |                exist the formulas of the ecumenical jury (e.g., those of Cannes,
10  1,9(4) |             Montreal, Berlin...), of the ecumenical television week (sponsored
11  1,9(4) |             Christian Communicators), of ecumenical publications on communications (
12  1,9(4) | Canada-Associated Church Press, USA), of ecumenical foundations (Interfaith
13  1,9(4) |                  further forms of common ecumenical projects there can be. Those
14  1,9(4) |               there can be. Those common ecumenical projects which have precise
15  1,10   |             objective information on the ecumenical movement and on the other
16  1,11   |            present and future efforts at ecumenical cooperation in the field
17  1,11   |                 seeking further forms of ecumenical cooperation, as discoveries
18  1,11   |                  specific areas in which ecumenical cooperation can best be
19  1,11(5)|                  the establishment of an ecumenical recognition for meritorious
20  1,12   |               condition for constructive ecumenical cooperation, as well as
21  1,12   |                  a help towards a better ecumenical collaboration. ~
22  1,13   |       communicators must include serious ecumenical preparation, conducted in