The Search for Unity: Relations Between the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches from the 1950s to the 1970sGeoffrey Chapman, 1996 - 291 pages This is an insider's account of ecumenical relations between the Anglican and Catholic churches over a 30-year period. Based on both Anglican and Catholic documents, this is an account of the highlights, setbacks, personalities and progress in relations between these two churches. |
Table des matières
Setting the scene | 1 |
Ecumenical lines cross | 42 |
Preparations for the Second Vatican Council | 57 |
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