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Theologians and leaders from many Churches and from the major world
religions, including the last four popes, have acknowledged as
unique in Christian history the spiritual gifts poured forth
through Chiara Lubich. Her spirituality of unity has the ultimate
goal of contributing to the unity for which Jesus prayed to his
Father: May they all be one (Jn 17:21). This volume gathers her
essential writings and for the first time presents them in a
systematic fashion. It is a summa of the charism of unity, which
will lead readers to ponder, understand and experience a
spirituality particularly suited to the era in which we live. The
history of the Church has seen many radicalisms of love ... that of
Francis of Assisi, of Ignatius of Loyola. There is also Chiaras
radicalism ... which seeks to make this love victorious in every
circumstance. Pope John Paul II
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Immortal Latin
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Marie-Madeleine Martin; Translated by Brian Welter
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The papacy is clearly the greatest difficulty facing ecumenical
dialogue today, and particularly the dialogue between Catholicism
and Orthodoxy. Yet there is a doorway of hope. In his encyclical,
Ut unum sint, John Paul II expressed a desire for common reflection
on the exercise of papal primacy. In You Are Peter the great
Orthodox theologian Olivier Clement brilliantly responds to this
request. He emphasizes the history and experience of the undivided
Church, before recalling the contrasting developments of eastern
and western Christianity and concluding with the tasks that call us
to unity. Professor Clements response to John Paul II is] solidly
rooted in the Orthodox tradition, and] represents the cordial and
open mentality characteristic of the theologians of Saint Sergius.
I would judge that it is almost exactly the kind of response for
which Pope John Paul II was hoping. It is a pleasure to be able to
present to English-speaking readers this concise, learned, and
articulate presentation.... Professor Clements contribution ... is
a sign of the progress in ecumenism] thus far made and a beacon of
hope for the future. From the Foreword by Avery Cardinal Dulles,
S.J. Laurence J. McGinley Professor Fordham University, New York
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