This 1968 document reports on the establishment of the Ecumenical Movement of Intelligence and Students, led by Professor J. B. Souček. The movement's primary objective is to bridge the gap between professional work and private faith, asserting that the Gospel must be actively applied across all levels of public life. This endeavor requires not only personal commitment but also rigorous intellectual labor and broad ecumenical cooperation. Notably, the movement remains open to individuals who value the Gospel's significance without identifying as believers. Rather than defending narrow interests, the organization aims to serve society where help is most needed, maintaining a strictly task-oriented character. By integrating demanding intellectual pursuits with profound human fellowship rooted in Jesus' example, the movement seeks to demonstrate the promised unity of believers ('ut omnes unum sint'). The statement, presented by Dr. L. Hejdánek, outlines a vision where faith serves as a foundation for responsible engagement and social contribution in a changing world.