Interchurch Families: Resources for Ecumenical Hope : Catholic/Reformed Dialogue in the United StatesJohn C. Bush, Patrick R. Cooney Westminster John Knox Press, 1 janv. 2002 - 91 pages Marriage and families are becoming increasingly complex. No longer can any of us speak with simplicity about what a "typical" family is like, now that our vocabulary includes words like "single parent," "blended," and "multi-faith." Inerfaith Families is a brief, usable book designed for ministers and priests to use with congregants who are entering into, or are already in, an interchurch (Reformed-Catholic) marriage. It can also be useful for laity involved in interchurch families. |
Table des matières
Sharing Life Together | 1 |
Pastors and CongregationsParishes | 11 |
Our Common Baptism | 21 |
The Church | 33 |
The Covenant of Marriage | 45 |
The Eucharist | 57 |
Some Practical Issues | 71 |
Glossary | 81 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
affirm apostolic Baptism and Eucharist baptized bishop Body of Christ Book of Confessions called canon law Catherine Catholic and Reformed Catholic Church Catholic marriage Catholic teaching Catholic traditions celebration chapter Christian Unity Church of Christ clergy common Baptism Confession congregation congregation/parish covenant diocese dispensation ecclesial Ecumenical Convergence ecumenical families elements essential family planning Father fidelity Formula of Agreement God's gospel grace Holy Spirit interchurch couple interchurch families interchurch marriage issues Janet Jesus Christ liturgy live marital married ministry mutual recognition nurture ordained parish participation partners Pastor Bob practice prayer Presbyterian Church U.S.A. presence of Christ present priest priesthood promise receive Communion recognize Reformed and Catholic Reformed Christians Reformed Churches Reformed tradition Reformed/Catholic relationship Reverend Dr riage rites sacra sacramental union sacraments of Baptism sacrifice Sandra scriptures Second Vatican Council share spouses theological tion tism understanding union United Church Vatican Council witness Word worship