The search for Christian unity has not been easy, but it already has drawn Christians closer to one another and made Christianity more attractive to those who do not believe, Pope Benedict XVI has said.
A sense of brotherhood among Christians "is the most tangible sign of unity, especially for those outside" the Christian community, the Pope said yesterday at his weekly general audience.
As he does each year at his audience during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Pope Benedict dedicated his talk to explaining the theme chosen by the Vatican and the World Council of Churches for the week.
