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Videos from Bridgefolk 2025 now available

Due to various technical difficulties, it has taken us a few months to post videos from our summer conference in Winnipeg. We apologize for the delay. Thankfully, they are now available by clicking here. You will find keynote addresses by Dr. Jennifer Otto and Fr. John Klassen OSB, along with Q&A sessions following each one. …


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Bridgefolk formalizes relationship with Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary

When Bridgefolk formed in 2002, Saint John’s Abbey in Collegeville, MN – under the leadership of Abbot John Klassen – offered to be a home for this fledgling movement. Initial annual conferences were hosted by the Abbey. After several years, some of the Catholic participants expressed interest in visiting Mennonite settings. Conferences began to alternate …


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Sarah K. Johnson shares research on grassroots ecumenism

Bridgefolk participant and liturgist Sarah Kathleen Johnson recently shared findings from her research on occasional religious practice and its contributions to grassroots ecumenism in a lecture at the Centre for Christian Engagement at St. Mark’s College in Vancouver. Johnson has introduced the concept of occasional religious practice as a novel yet intuitive way to describe...


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"The courage to love,” the miracle of ecumenical reconciliation

A reflection on Anabaptism@500 in Zurichby Gerald Schlabach Long-time Bridgefolk participants remember the booming voice of the late Ivan Kauffman celebrating historic moments that have marked the development of closer relationships between Mennonites, Roman Catholics, and other divided Christians: “It’s a miracle!” Kauffman would almost shout it. But he had a solidly empiric...


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Fresh Catholic / Anabaptist dialogue emerges in Pennsylvania

Roughly 70 people met together at St. Mary’s Parish in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on 11 April to initiate a new dialogue between Roman Catholics and Anabaptist-related groups. The number was far more than expected and included not only Mennonites but Brethren, Bruderhof, and Old-Order Amish as well. Organized by Sean Domencic, a Catholic Worker and lay …


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