Messages delivered at the funeral of Olivier Clément

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This article brings together the speeches and messages delivered at the funeral of Olivier Clément (1921-2009), celebrated on January 20, 2009 at the Saint-Sergius Institute in Paris. It takes the form of a collection of tributes paid by Orthodox and ecumenical figures: Father Boris Bobrinskoy, Metropolitan Emmanuel of France, Patriarch Daniel of Romania, and Andrea Riccardi, founder of the Community of Sant'Egidio. Each address highlights a different facet of Clément's work and personality: lay theologian converted to Orthodoxy, bridge-builder between East and West, disciple of Vladimir Lossky and Paul Evdokimov, teacher at Saint-Sergius, and author of a considerable theological, patristic, and spiritual body of work. Taken together, these tributes constitute a valuable historical document on the reception of Olivier Clément's thought within contemporary Orthodoxy and on his role in the ecumenical and intercultural dialogue of the twentieth century.

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