‘It is fitting that this book’s invitation to ecumenism arises from voices across the Christian tradition. Its significance, however, lies in the way it invites us to engage all of our senses in the practical reception of gifts each tradition has to offer. Indeed, it is one of the strengths of the receptive model of ecumenism that it lends itself to a variety of approaches ranging across the biblical, spiritual, ecclesial, and theological, all of which are ably represented in this volume. The idea that ecumenism starts in the recognition of our particular wounds is simple enough, but to carry it through, as the title suggests—listening, learning and loving—remains a challenge. With nuance and compassion these essays provide an engaging and practical point of departure.’ -Dr Marcus Pound, Centre for Catholic Studies, Durham University, UK