Clark, William A. Additional Author mixed material bibliography Minnesota Liturgical Press 2005 monographic en English

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Much of what the church is, does, and teaches, unfolds at the local level where most Christians form their understanding of church. In light of three parish studies, William Clark, SJ, examines community, intimacy, and authority, and claims that a fundamental aspect of ecclesial authority resides in the local community. He incorporates theological challenges and supports for this view in the work of Karl Rahner, Joseph Ratzinger, and Walter Kasper, and concludes that a deeper appreciation for the practical authority of local communities can help ground a much-needed renewal of the church’s self-understanding. Communities - Religious aspects - Christianity 262.29780814652183 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 262.2 Cla v E08000105 Non Fiction 262.2 Cla v A_Voice_of_Their_Own.jpg 65710 2014-12-17 14:12:39 2026-03-13 17:05:25 machine generated