The Irish Ecclesiastical Record - Unknown
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A window into a pivotal era, The Irish Ecclesiastical Record: A Monthly Journal, Under Episcopal Sanction (Volume XX) July to December 1922 offers a rare glimpse of the Catholic Church's inner life during one of Ireland's most turbulent years. This distinguished religious journal anthology, sanctioned by church authorities, gathers authoritative ecclesiastical writings and theological discussions that shaped the fabric of early 20th century Ireland. Each issue reflects the concerns, convictions, and aspirations of Irish Catholicism in the 1920s, providing scholars of religious history and…mehr

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A window into a pivotal era, The Irish Ecclesiastical Record: A Monthly Journal, Under Episcopal Sanction (Volume XX) July to December 1922 offers a rare glimpse of the Catholic Church's inner life during one of Ireland's most turbulent years. This distinguished religious journal anthology, sanctioned by church authorities, gathers authoritative ecclesiastical writings and theological discussions that shaped the fabric of early 20th century Ireland. Each issue reflects the concerns, convictions, and aspirations of Irish Catholicism in the 1920s, providing scholars of religious history and church history enthusiasts with a vital reference for understanding the pre-Vatican II church. Beyond its value as an ecclesiastical writings collection, this volume stands as a testament to the intellectual and spiritual currents that defined its time. The Record's pages capture debates on doctrine, social change, and the church's response to shifting national realities, making it indispensable for historical church studies and anyone engaged in religious studies reference. Its voice is both of its moment and timeless. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a casual reader intrigued by catholic church history or a collector seeking a cultural treasure, this restored classic invites you to witness the enduring legacy of faith and scholarship at a turning point in Irish history.
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