
The Common Declaration By Pope Paul Vi And The Archbishop Of Canterbury In 1966 -- An Introduction To The Work Of The Joint Preparatory Commission / Colin Davey -- Why Is Anglican/roman Catholic Dialogue Possible Today? / J.g.m. Willebrands -- Where Should Dialogue Begin? / Eugene R. Fairweather -- To What Extent Can Or Should There By Diversity In A United Church? -- Freedom And Authority / J.g.m. Willebrands -- Unity And Comprehensiveness / J.r.h. Moorman & Howard E. Root -- Unity: An Approach By Stages? / Henry R. Mcadoo -- Unity: An Approach By Stages? / B.b. Butler -- The Malta Report / Report Of The Anglican/roman Catholic Joint Preparatory Commission After Meeting At Gazzada (9-13 January 1967) Huntercombe Manor (31 August To 4 September 196) And Malta (30 December 1967 To 3 January 1968) -- Letter Of Cardinal Bea To The Archbishop Of Canterbury, Dated 10 June 1968 -- Resolutions And Report Of The Lambeth Conference 1968 On Anglican/roman Catholic Relations. Edited By Alan C. Clark And Colin Davey. Includes Bibliographical References.
This collection investigates the foundational theological and practical questions necessary for establishing formal dialogue between the Anglican Communion and the Roman Catholic Church. The text compiles essays and official reports from the Joint Preparatory Commission, documenting the initial efforts to bridge centuries of ecclesiastical separation following the 1966 Common Declaration. It provides a structured framework for understanding the historical, doctrinal, and administrative hurdles that define modern ecumenical relations.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Scholars and theologians identify this volume as a primary source for understanding the early stages of modern ecumenical efforts. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which assumes a working knowledge of ecclesiastical terminology and historical church structures.
Page Count:
129
Publication Date:
1974-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192134256
ISBN-13:
9780192134257
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