Nicolas Lossky and the ecumenical retreats of the Transfiguration
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This article is a collective testimony written by the community of Protestant sisters of Pomeyrol, in the Gard, about the figure of Father Nicolas Lossky. It is part of a set of contributions paying tribute to this Orthodox theologian with multiple commitments. The text focuses specifically on the ecumenical retreats of the Transfiguration in which Nicolas Lossky participated or contributed, highlighting the practical and spiritual dimension of his commitment to the service of dialogue between Christians of different traditions. The contribution of this testimony lies in the light it sheds on the way in which Lossky embodied ecumenism not as an abstract approach, but as a concrete practice of encounter and common prayer. It thus illustrates the coherence between the theological thought of this author and his personal commitment within interdenominational spaces.
This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.
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