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... in author- ity over the Mystical Body " , " 7 is superseded . Contrary to that opin- ion , the Council emphasizes that " the fullness of the sacrament of orders " is conferred , that is , " the supreme power of the sacred min- istry ...
... in Author's conversation with Rev. Alan Storey , Johannesburg , South Africa , January 10 , 2006 . 252 " As you ... Joseph Ratzinger , " Homily at Conclave's Opening Mass , " April 18 , 2005 , National Catholic Reporter , April 22 ...
... In Author and Audience in Latin Literature , edited by Tony Woodman and Jonathan Powell . Cambridge : Cambridge ... Ratzinger , Joseph . “ On the Interpretation of the Tridentine Decree on Tradition . ” In Karl Rahner and Joseph ...
While this is the individual story of Bill Kienzle from his youthful days in the seminary onward, it also serves as a reflection on the current examination of faith that much of the Catholic clergy and laity have experienced over the last ...
... In Author , Reader , Book : Medieval Authorship in Theory and Practice , edited by Stephen Partridge and Erik Kwakkel ... Ratzinger , Joseph . The Spirit of the Liturgy . Translated by John Saward . San Francisco : Ignatius , 2000 ...
... in author's family , 345 , 356 language of , 345–46 , 403 of Latin American countries , 441 racial mixing , 7 , 154 ... Ratzinger , Joseph , see Benedict XVI , Pope raza cósmica , la ( Cosmic Race ) , 345 Razón de Mi Vida , La ( E ...
This book shows that the historical critical method is not historical or critical or even a method.
... Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger , God and the World : A Conversation with Peter See- wald 78 ( Ignatius Press , 2000 ) . 77. Letter from Monsignor Gabriele Caccia to Steven M. Wise , May 2 , 2006 ( in author's possession ) . 78. Matthew ...
The stories of seven popes who ruled at seven different critical periods in the 600 years leading into the Reformation.
In Balthasar: A (Very) Critical Introduction Karen Kilby argues that although the low regard in which Balthasar was held from the 1950s to 1960s was not justified, neither is the current tendency to lionize him.