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Living Catholic Faith in a Contentious Age
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Description
Table of Contents
Chapter 2, The Theologians' task: Fides quaerens intellectum.
Chapter 3, Orthodoxy: Fidelity to the Spirit's Leading.
Chapter 4, Polarization in the Church: Quest for Power.
Chapter 5, Facing the Sex-Abuse Crisis: Call for a Council of the Church.
Chapter 6, Practice of Faith, Expressed in Word and Sacrament.
Chapter 7, Commitment to the Work of Reconciliation and Peace.
Product details
Published | Apr 22 2010 |
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Format | Ebook (PDF) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 176 |
ISBN | 9781441107039 |
Imprint | Continuum |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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'Living Catholic Faith in a Contentious Age is about what community of faith means in times of profound social change. As a Catholic theologian, Helmick catches up all of the issues that face the ecumenical church in ways that foster respect for difference, an appreciation of complexity, and finds value in the Gospel call to forgive and to follow the path of reconciliation. It is the story of ministry on the edge by one who marches to a different drummer.' - Rodney Petersen, Boston Theological Institute, Newton Centre, MA, USA.
Rodney Petersen
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This fine Jesuit scholar has written a significant and needed book on issues many Catholics hesitate to acknowledge, yet of which they are uncomfortably aware. The work is recommended for all Catholic collections and to study groups interested in understanding the contentious state of our Church today and working for peace and reconciliation.
Catholic Library World - Vol. 82, No. 1