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COZZENS, FATHER DONALD B. " Silence, Voice, And Power In The Chuch " .
St Pauls Publishers, Canfield: 2007. First Edition. CDAH548. s 2 CDs. Brand New.
Explains why everyone should speak theturth in love for the betterment of all. He shows the need of the laity, religious and clergy at all levels to express their deepest beliefs and to listen carefully to those who have a different set of convictions. The hostlity between groupsin the believing community drains the Church of its vitality and feeds personal and ecclesiastical arrogance. He proposes humility to understand that there are ccompeting ecclesiologies within the Church. At the ordination of a priest, the newly ordained promises respect and obedience to his bishop and the bishop's successors. It is an important part of the rite, ritual and reality of Catholic life. Beyond this, however, the priest always owes a loyalty to the truth of the Gospel. The Vatican II vision of Church as a community that has laid the foundation for going beyond a feudalunderstsanding of the Church and has presented an understanding with the potential to overcoming the age-old problem of clericalism. In explaining the dynamics of institutional psychology and dynamics, Cozzens encourages the listener to carry out the mission of the Church without inadvertently destroying the institution. When the mission, living and sharing the Gospel comes first, everything else will follow and institution itself becomes more attuned to the needs of the people of God.
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COZZENS, FATHER DONALD B. " Silence, Voice, And Power In The Chuch " .
St Pauls Publishers, Canfield: 2007. First Edition. TAH548. s 2 Audiocassettes. Brand New.
Explains why everyone should speak theturth in love for the betterment of all. He shows the need of the laity, religious and clergy at all levels to express their deepest beliefs and to listen carefully to those who have a different set of convictions. The hostlity between groupsin the believing community drains the Church of its vitality and feeds personal and ecclesiastical arrogance. He proposes humility to understand that there are ccompeting ecclesiologies within the Church. At the ordination of a priest, the newly ordained promises respect and obedience to his bishop and the bishop's successors. It is an important part of the rite, ritual and reality of Catholic life. Beyond this, however, the priest always owes a loyalty to the truth of the Gospel. The Vatican II vision of Church as a community that has laid the foundation for going beyond a feudalunderstsanding of the Church and has presented an understanding with the potential to overcoming the age-old problem of clericalism. In explaining the dynamics of institutional psychology and dynamics, Cozzens encourages the listener to carry out the mission of the Church without inadvertently destroying the institution. When the mission, living and sharing the Gospel comes first, everything else will follow and institution itself becomes more attuned to the needs of the people of God.
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22.95 USD
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