70 joint Catholic-Lutheran churches in Germany [CC]

[Catholic_Press]

There are 70 churches in Germany where Lutherans and Catholics worship at separate altars under the same roof, at times simultaneously, according to the German episcopal …

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[Peter_J]

There are 70 churches in Germany where Lutherans and Catholics worship at separate altars under the same roof, at times simultaneously,

I remember a proposal like this was posted on the Internet, some years ago, for Catholics and Orthodox sharing a parish. I wasn’t aware at the time that there are Catholic-Lutheran and Catholic-Anglican parishes set up that way already.

 

[skeyes]

In 1991, I was in Satu Mare, in northern Romania. I found it very interesting that the Romanian Greek Catholic Church and the Romanian Orthodox Church used the same building for Divine Liturgy.
Unfortunately, I was not able to attend either. I would love to see this cooperation in person.

In His service,

Stan

 

[JonNC]

There are 70 churches in Germany where Lutherans and Catholics worship at separate altars under the same roof, at times simultaneously, according to the German episcopal …

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ISTM this is not only a good use of resources, but also builds community.

There are 70 churches in Germany where Lutherans and Catholics worship at separate altars under the same roof, at times simultaneously, according to the German episcopal conference.

Pray for the day when they can share the same altar, at the same time.

Jon

 

[benjohnson]

There is Lutheran / Catholic church in Beaverton Oregon. The worship together up until communion.

Sadly, the Lutheran side has gotten all wobbly - you won’t catch me in there.

 

[SyroMalankara]

There is Lutheran / Catholic church in Beaverton Oregon. The worship together up until communion.

Sadly, the Lutheran side has gotten all wobbly - you won’t catch me in there.

What does wobbly mean specifically, and which Lutheran denomination do they belong to?