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Offering an explanation for the revolutionary transformation of the Church, this book includes a collection of interviews with the Council's key bishops and cardinals, and primary documents from the Vatican Secret Archive. It says that the pronouncements of the Council are the product of a confrontation between progressives and conservatives.

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A study of one of the most decisive stages in Wales' development. In the 16th century the Roman Church was ousted from Wales and replaced by a state-established church. This is the story of how the ensuing Reformation dramatically influenced Welsh religious, literary and intellectual history.

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This title addresses church history from the grassroots perspective of how Anglicans have prayed, thought about, and lived out their faith through the centuries.A resource, which includes discussion questions, for newcomers and inquirers' classes, plus other continuing Christian formation forums

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The perfect book for newcomers who are often confused by the worship service, "Welcome to Sunday" is also an excellent book for those who have been sitting in the pews without fully understanding what happens on Sunday morning.

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Noted social ethicist Daniel Maguire explains what Catholicism actually says about good sex, women's equality, the environment and social justice.

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This exhaustive treatment of the Puritan movement covers its doctrines, its people, its effects on politics and culture, and its enduring legacy in modern Britain and America.

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The most up-to-date liturgical manual for deacons in the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada.

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Activist Episcopal priest offers a comprehensive history of the valiant push toward inclusivity and equality for LGBTQ+ members of the Episcopal Church during the past fifty years.

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Activist Episcopal priest offers a comprehensive history of the valiant push toward inclusivity and equality for LGBTQ+ members of the Episcopal Church during the past fifty years.

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Catholic Women Confront Their Church tells the stories of nine women who have chosen to remain Catholic despite deep disagreements with the institutional church. From well-known figures to those who are lesser-known, the book highlights a diverse range of women whose stories illustrate not only problems in the church but also the promise of reform.

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"Published [simultaneously] in France as Sodoma by Editions Robert Laffont ... 2019"--Title page verso.

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The go-anywhere NRSV Thinline Catholic Bible, lightweight and portable, now with our easy-to-read Comfort Print and with a variety of unique and traditional cover designs available, is beautiful inside and out. Fitting most purses, laptop bags, and glove boxes, the NRSV Thinline Bible is a great choice to take with you on the go.

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Traces the history of Quakerism through the tumultuous period of the Civil War and Restoration, its zealous and unrelenting opposition to the slave trade, and its continued work at the forefront of peacemaking, poverty relief, conflict resolution and charity.

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See, Judge, Act is the history of the New Zealand Catholic youth movements. Combining social analysis with spiritual training, these organisations showed members how to be fully Christian and yet fully lay people. They trained hundreds of activists to become leaders at every level of New Zealand society.

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As the first scholarly anthology of its kind, Settled Views: The Shorter Writings of Catherine Booth provides fresh insight into the life and thought of the Salvation Armys cofounder. Above all, it demonstrates the depth of her convictions on salvation, holiness of life, female preaching, social issues and world evangelization.

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