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Charta Oecumenica
The Charta Oecumenica is a joint document of CEC and the Council of European Bishops’ Conferences (CCEE). It was signed by the presidents of the two organisations in 2001 and seeks to preserve and develop fellowship among churches. The Charta is available in English, Czech, French, German, and Russian.
Revision of Charta Oecumenica
The Charta Oecumenica has played a crucial role in shaping the European ecumenical agenda for more than two decades. In 2022, CEC and the Catholic Council of European Bishops’ Conferences (CCEE) decided to revise this landmark document to ensure that it remains relevant in our current times. A joint CEC-CCEE Working Group is updating the document, considering the changing circumstances in European society and among Christians.
Local Impact
"The Local Impact of the Charta Oecumenica – The current stage of the evaluation process" is a document prepared for the 2018 Novi Sad Assembly. CEC conducted the study in 2017, evaluating the reception of Charta Oecumenica, and its impact on the life of the churches in Europe and beyond. The document features resources that demonstrate how the document was received in different parts of Europe, featuring a list of related publications.
20th Anniversary of Charta Œcumenica
The year 2021 marked the 20th Anniversary of the landmark document Charta Oecumenica. “We reaffirm together and in a spirit of unity our commitment to witness to Christ as our Saviour and to his promise of a transformed life in the power of the Holy Spirit.”