The Roman Catholic Church: Its Origins and NaturePaulist Press, 1997 - 216 páginas An excellent resource for students, clergy, and scholars, The Roman Catholic Church reflects on the past, present and future of the Church by examining the bond between the origins of Christianity and the Jewish tradition of the priesthood |
Contenido
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Roman Christianity | 11 |
Election and Covenant in the Biblical Foundations for the Church | 23 |
The Origins of the Church in the New Testament | 41 |
Ministries and Offices From Community to Church | 68 |
The Church Is One | 89 |
The Church Is Holy | 112 |
The Church Is Catholic | 122 |
The Church Is Apostolic | 133 |
Kerygma Word and Sacrament | 153 |
Diakonia Service | 163 |
Koinonia A Communion | 174 |
Leitourgia The Worship of the Church | 189 |
The Once and Future Church | 205 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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