text: Fr. Neuner says, "We should try to overcome the differences, which separate our churches today and hinder courageous steps toward a community of Christians." 
  
   Is there something wrong with differences?  Must a "community of Christians" all have exactly the same interpretations and emphases on Catholic doctrine and liturgical celebration?
  
  Wouldn't a Church that could sustain unity in diversity be a wondrous example to an egregiously polarized world?
  
  According to Cardinal Kasper, it is not hierarchical thinking but “cross-thinking’ that unites identity and plurality creatively.”  http://dc2015.ei-research.net/wp-content/uploads/Origins-45.9-July-2.-2015.pdf
  
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