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The Relevance and Future of the Second Vatican Council

by Geoffroy De La Tousche, Marc Ouellet
$11.90
The Relevance and Future of the Second Vatican Council - Thryft
The Relevance and Future of the Second Vatican Council - Thryft

Insightful reflection on Vatican II's legacy.

If you're grappling with the Church's direction post-Vatican II, Cardinal Ouellet's perspective can be enlightening. He navigates through complex theological discussions with a personal touch, reflecting on his own life, while tackling topics from liturgy to ecology. His candidness on what has gone amiss or been fruitful post-Council could offer you a refreshing lens to view contemporary Catholicism.

The Relevance and Future of the Second Vatican Council

by Geoffroy De La Tousche, Marc Ouellet
$11.90
ISBN: 9781586177980
Authors: Geoffroy De La Tousche, Marc Ouellet
Publisher: Ignatius Press
Date of Publication: 2013-08-23
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Religion, History, Biographies & Memoirs
Related Topics: Christian, Church History, Theology, European History, Politics, Religion, Biography, Memoir, Politics
Goodreads rating: 3.8
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Cardinal Marc Ouellet reflects on the impact and implications of the Second Vatican Council, sharing insights on the state of the Church, his personal journey, and various theological topics. Sorry! Book description for this title is not available.
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Insightful reflection on Vatican II's legacy.

If you're grappling with the Church's direction post-Vatican II, Cardinal Ouellet's perspective can be enlightening. He navigates through complex theological discussions with a personal touch, reflecting on his own life, while tackling topics from liturgy to ecology. His candidness on what has gone amiss or been fruitful post-Council could offer you a refreshing lens to view contemporary Catholicism.