Index
- Editorial material or comments:
- Note: The Journal ceased publication some years ago, however information on it can still be obtained from the Association of Interchurch Families, UK.
- Ruth Reardon
Little School House
High Street,
Turvey,
Bedford MK43 8DB
UK
Summer 2004 (12.2) (pdf, 827k)
Forty Years On (12.2.1)
The Journal 1993-2004: An Overview (12.2.2-3)
Interchurch family groups in Europe and the Churches (12.2.4-5)
Why I receive communion at the Lord's Supper (12.2.6)
My experience of confirmation and membership (12.2.6)
Swiss conferences 1974-2003 (12.2.7-8)
Interchurch families around the world (12.2.9)
Agreements on interchurch marriages in Switzerland (12.2.10-11)
Problems and passion (12.2.11)
Greek Orthodox marriages in the USA (12.2.12-13)
January 2004 (12.1) (pdf, 678k)
From Rome with joy (12.1.1)
Address by Cardinal Kasper (12.1.1-3)
Anglican greetings (12.1.3-5)
Rome Document (12.1)
Address by Mgr Giuseppe Chiaretti (12.1.5-6)
Address by Professor Daniel Garrone (12.1.7)
Address to the Pontifical Council (12.1.7-9)
Message from the Second World Gathering of Interchurch Families, Rome 2003 (12.1.8)
Interchurch Families Around the World (12.1.9)
Franco-Swiss conferences 1967-1981 (12.1.11-12)
Learning to forgive (12.1.12-14)
A spirituality for interchurch marriage (12.1.15)
Summer 2003 (Vol 11.2)
Celebrating initiation into Christ and the Church (11.2.1)
Baptism into Christ and the Church in an interchurch family context (11.2.2)
What about the child of a Roman Catholic-Baptist couple? (11.2.3)
A long wait for baptism (11.2.4)
A blessing for our children (11.2.5-6)
Baptism of believers (11.2.7)
Christian initiation in interchurch families (11.2.8-12)
German guidelines on Eucharistic sharing: a correction (11.2.12)
The path of Roman Catholic and Anglican unity (11.2.13-15)
January 2003 (Vol 11.1) (pdf)
Towards Rome 2003
Interchurch Families Around the World
International Conferences of Interchurch Families
Eucharistic sharing: further study
En route for Rome 2003
Shutting out or welcoming in?
Summer 2002 (Vol 10.2) (pdf, 2.04mb)
Pastoral Understanding - Cover (10.2, 1)
Parity of Esteem (10.2.2-3)
Pastoral Understanding (10.2.4-5)
Resources for Ecumenical Hope (10.2.6)
Interchurch Families - Sign and Summons (10.2.7)
Around the World (10.2.8-9)
Fr. John Coventry SJ (10.2.10-15)
January 2002 (Vol 10, 1) (pdf, 2mb)
Living the Path to Christian Unity (10.1.1)
Telling our stories (10.1.2-4)
Spirituality for Interchurch Families (10.1.5-8)
Potential of interchurch families (10.1.9-12)
Past & Future (10.1.13-15)
Summer 2001 (9.2) (pdf, 2mb)
Going Beyond (9.2.1)
You and your children (9.2.2)
There is no blueprint for interchurch children (9.2.3)
Celebrating 25 years (9.2.4)
Making Love: The first rule of marriage (9.2.5-7)
Interchurch families around the world (9.2.8)
Italian-French-Swiss Conferences (9.2.9-10)
Baptising our daughter (9.2.11)
Eucharist Sharing: Forming our consciences (9.2.12-16)
January 2001 (9.1) (pdf, 291kb)
No Blueprint (9.1.1)
Three baptisms in our family (9.1.2-3)
I'm lucky, not weird (9.1.3)
Marc is baptised (9.1.4)
INTAMS Review (9.1.5)
Guidelines for Interchurch Marriages in India (9.1.6-7)
Interchurch families around the world (9.1.8-10)
Guidelines for eucharistic sharing in Canada (9.1.11-15)
Summer 2000 (Vol 8.2) (pdf, 2mb)
Unity by Stages (8.2.1)
Tribute to Johannes Cardinal Willebrands (8.2.2-4)
New South African Guidelines for Eucharistic Sharing (8.2.5-6)
Rockhampton Diocese Guidelines for Eucharistic Sharing (8.2.7)
My Experience as an Interchurch Child (8.2.8-9)
Practical Steps Forward in Anglican-Roman Catholic Relations (8.2.10-13)
Eucharistic Sharing in Interchurch Families in Relation to Authority Issues (8.2.14-15)
What do we mean by interchurch families? (8.1.1)
God Called us to Marry (8.1.2)
One Church at Home (8.1.3)
Ruth's Baptism (8.1.4)
Reaffirming my Commitment (8.1.5)
Reflections Over 30 Years (8.1.6-7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (8.1.8-11)
Ministry to Interchurch Marriages (8.1.12)
Challenge and Significance (8.1.13)
Interchurch Families - A Triptych (8.1.14-15)
AIF Journal - Summer 1999 (7.2.1)
Homily at Heythrop (7.2.2-3)
Interchurch Marriage and Freedom of Conscience in Zimbabwe (7.2.4-6)
World Council of Churches 8th Assembly (7.2.6)
Setting up a Local AIF Group in Zimbabwe (7.2.7)
Padare at Harare (7.2.8)
Interchurch Families Around the World (7.2.9)
One Bread One Body: A Commentary (7.2.10-15)
Fr. Michael Hurley on Fr. John Coventry (7.1.1)
Everyone who asks will receive (7.1.2-3)
We love one another (7.1.4)
A witness to ecumenism (7.1.5-6)
Geneva 1998 (7.1.7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (7.1.8)
Opening up ecumenical space (7.1.9-13)
How I 'invented' dual affirmation (7.1.14)
Our Silver Wedding - A special occasion (7.1.15)
Editorial (6.2.1)
Personal and Corporate (6.2.2)
Christian Unity in Marriage (6.2.3)
Occasions of Need (6.2.4-5)
Eucharistic Sharing Southern Africa (6.2.6-7)
Around the World (6.2.8-9)
MIXING LOVE AND FAITH: a Jewish Perspective (6.2.10-11)
Christian-Muslim Marriages (6.2.12-13)
Christian-Hindu Marriage (6.2.14-15)
Interfaith marriage Guidelines (6.2.15)
Beatitudes for Interchurch Families (6.1.1)
Mark's First Communion (6.1.2)
The Body and the Blood (6.1.2)
Graz 1997 (6.1.3)
Growing as Domestic Church (6.1.4-7)
Around the World (6.1.8-9)
Eucharistic Sharing (6.1.10-13)
Pilgrim's Way (6.1.14)
Young People (6.1.15)
Editorial (5.2.1)
Cardinal Hume (5.2.2-4)
Spiritual Communion (5.2.4)
Eucharistic Belief (5.2.5-7)
Around the World (5.2.8-10)
Ecumenism at Home (5.2.10)
INTAMS (5.2.11)
Ecclesiological Implications (5.2.12)
Canadian Bishops (5.2.13)
Double Belonging (5.2.14)
Letter to Methodists (5.2.15)
Virginia 1996 (5.1.1)
We went to Virginia (5.1.2-4)
Church Eucharist and Family (5.1.5-6)
Christian Unity and Interchurch Families: An English Perspective (5.1.7-9)
Interchurch Marriages and the reception of the Eucharist (5.1.10-11)
Bone of my bone, flesh of my flesh (5.1.12-13)
Interchurch Families - Hope for the Churches (5.1.14-15)
Come Down Quickly! (4.2.1)
First Communions in our Family: A Reflection (4.2.2)
EUCHARIST AND FAMILY: Essential to Communion (4.2.3)
LEPs & Interchurch Marriage (4.2.7-8)
INTERCHURCH FAMILIES: A model for the LEP community (4.2.7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (4.2.8-11)
Interchurch Families: Ecumenically liberating the Church (4.2.12-15)
Knocking at the door (4, 1, 1)
Occasions or Cases? (4.1.2)
Hidden Strength (4.1.3)
A Source of Joy (4.1.4-6)
A Canadian Association? (4.1.7)
Coppie interconfessionali - Italy (4.1.9-10)
Appel a Nos Eglises - France (4.1.10-11)
Growing in Christ (4.1.12-15)
Conscientious Decisions (3.2.1)
Discerning the Body (3.2.2)
Validity and Orders (3.2.3-4)
Two Ordinations: One Reality (3.2.4)
Nick and the Eucharist (3.2.5-6)
Northern Ireland Mixed Marriage Association (3.2.7)
News From Southern Ireland (3.2.8-9)
A House Blessing (3.2.9)
Interchurch Families as a Threat of Resurrection (3.2.10-15)
Two By Two (3.1.1)
Paul's First Communion (3.1.2)
Not Worthy to Receive (3.1.3)
Churches Together in Marriage (3.1.4)
A Dual Commitment (3.1.5)
Called To Be One (3.1.5)
The Agony and the Ecstasy (3.1.6.)
Bellinter 1994 - The "Domestic Church" (3.1.7-9)
From an Irish Perspective (3.1.10-11)
Sharing Communion (2.2.1)
Joanna is Baptised (2.2.2-3)
Interchurch Families and Christian Unity (2.2.3)
A Generation Ago (2.2.4-5)
First Catholic Agreement: Catholic / Syrian Orthodox (2.2.6-7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (2.2.8-9)
Admission to communion in the Roman Catholic Church for partners in Interchurch Families (2.2.10-15)
So What's New? (2.1.1)
First Holy Communion (2.1.2-3)
An Interchurch Family in the Country (2.1.4-6)
Families as Agents of Evangelism (2.1.6)
My Other Parish (2.1.7)
From Problem to Mission (2.1.7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (2.1.8-9)
Making a Marriage: Seeking Unity (2.1.10-11)
Five Opportunities (2.1.2-13)
Challenges to Jesus (2.1.14-15)
Summer 1993 (Vol 1.2) (pdf 2.3MB)
No Blueprint (1.2.1,16)
A View From Both Sides (1.2.2-3)
A View From Both Sides - Ian's Story (1.2.3-5)
A View From Both Sides - A Daughter Speaks (1.2.4-5)
A Two-Church Family (1.2.6-7)
Interchurch Families Around the World (1.2.8-9)
The New Ecumenical Directory (1.2.10-11)
The New Directory: Section on Mixed Marriages (1.2.11-12)
A Pastoral Priority (1.2.12-14)
An Appeal to the Churches (1.2.14-15)
Ruth Belongs to Both (1.2.15)
Shared Home Shared Church (1.2.15)
Eighth International Conference (1.2.16)
A New Look for Interchurch Families (1.1.1)
Alexandra's First Communion (1.1.2)
Helena's First Communion (1.1.3)
Water On The Carpet (1.1.3)
Catholics and Protestants (1.1.4-7)
The AIF Video (1.1.8-9)
No Cross - No Resurrection (1.1.9)
A Reflection on a Mixed Marriage (1.1.10)
Marriage Across Frontiers (1.1.10-12)
In Dublin's Fair City (1.1.13)
English ARC (1.1.14)
Finding the Brick Wall - Roman Catholic / Methodist Committee (1.1.14-15)
Grandparental Ecumenism (1.1.15)
International Year of the Family
Summer 1992
- Interchurch Families, Perth
- Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland
- GLU at Swanwick
- Interchurch Families as "Windows" for Ecumenism
- More Baptism Stories
Summer 1990
- Ellen's First Communion
- Corrymeela
- Aidan's Baptism
- Mixed Marriages Spearhead the Interchurch Process
- A Day of Encouragement
- Mixed Marriages - The Revised Directory
- Scottish Association of Interchurch Families
- A Dual Commitment
Other Writings
- What is an interchurch family?
- After 25 Years...
- First Holy Communion
- Sharing Communion: Exceptional Occasions or Exceptional Cases
- Then And Now
- Mixed Marriages & Their Christian Families (Cardinal Willebrands)
- Sharing Communion: A Fact Sheet (March 1995)
- UT UNUM SINT: An Initial Response
- ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE: Admission to Communion
- Conscientious Decisions
- Eucharistic Division: The Human Cost
- First Communion
- Admission to Communion