Conference of European Churches - Relations With The Roman Catholic Church

Relations With The Roman Catholic Church

The largest Christian body, the Roman Catholic Church, is not a member of the CEC for the same reasons that it abstains from officially participating in the World Council of Churches, which is that such organizations do not recognize any kind of Roman Catholic primacy in the governance of the universal Church.

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