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The Crisis in the Church: A Semi-Fictional Dialogue between A Post-Vatican II-Evolving Catholic James Marley and an Eternal-Doctrine Catholic Ronda Chervin
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The Crisis in the Church: A Semi-Fictional Dialogue between A Post-Vatican II-Evolving Catholic James Marley and an Eternal-Doctrine Catholic Ronda Chervin

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Because of the crisis in the Church, quite a number of books have been written by Catholic thinkers with the highest credentials about how to approach the rapidly growing divisions. This book, written in the breezily dialogic manner of a wizened (I mean wise) octogenarian reconstructing the deepening rifts within our Catholic Church, seeks to encounter a wound that only Christ can heal if we are but open to the grace He freely provides.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
En Route Books & Media
Date
10 December 2020
Pages
138
ISBN
9781952464393

Because of the crisis in the Church, quite a number of books have been written by Catholic thinkers with the highest credentials about how to approach the rapidly growing divisions. This book, written in the breezily dialogic manner of a wizened (I mean wise) octogenarian reconstructing the deepening rifts within our Catholic Church, seeks to encounter a wound that only Christ can heal if we are but open to the grace He freely provides.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
En Route Books & Media
Date
10 December 2020
Pages
138
ISBN
9781952464393