Modifies a noun

• patriarchate: The proposal of the Ecumenical Patriarchate adds a further occasion of celebrating the Creator.

• accompanier: The new arrivals bring the total number of ecumenical accompaniers now on the ground to 22.

• co-operation: They are not related to a natural area of mission or an obvious area of ecumenical co-operation.

• pilgrimage: The unity we express in our ecumenical pilgrimage now must also be between churches which are in mission together.

• bishop: Conference backed a proposal to have an ecumenical bishop in Cardiff.

• dialog: The work of ecumenical dialog has only just begun.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: He suggested that Baptist ministers are not considered Kosher - speaking in an Anglican church tonight [ albeit with a truly ecumenical audience ] .

• fully: The Chapel of St Barbara is a fine Victorian building, recently refurbished and the only fully ecumenical chapel in the Royal Navy.

• totally: The reason that Taize was, and still is, so popular is in its style of worship which strives to be totally ecumenical.

• genuinely: This genuinely ecumenical team also maintains a close working relationship with leaders of other faiths.

Used with adjective complement

• become: It's become ecumenical, moving around different churches.