Part 1
Nice attempt to play with words. How about a bit of clarity.

"Traditional Ecumenism" is what has been called "Ecumenism" since V2, and is still called "Ecumenism" in almost every other circumstance except the special context of this article. Ecumenism has diverse components in practice, but the core notion is simply an attitude of good will towards all other Christians (replacing a former attitude of hostility). This good will gets expressed in myriad ways on multiple levels. At the episcopal level, we see pope and patriarchs and primates hugging, saying nice things about one another, supporting common projects. At the theological level, we see multi-denominational commissions working hard at mutual theological understanding, statements of agreements, and shared positions. At the parish level, we see cooperation among denominations of just about every conceivable sort; perhaps the most important of which is simply visiting each other's churches, something formerly frowned on.