Ollie Newman masterfully unpacks the theological foundations, historical contexts, and pastoral challenges that defined the 1987 Synod, providing rich insights into the evolving role of bishops, the dynamic participation of the laity, and the Church's commitment to unity amid growing global diversity. With deep analysis of Scripture, Tradition, and Magisterial teachings, this volume illuminates the complex relationship between tradition and modernity, authority and service, unity and cultural plurality.
Ideal for scholars, clergy, and informed readers alike, this authoritative study not only chronicles a defining chapter in modern Church history but also offers critical reflections for anyone interested in how the Catholic Church continues to understand and live out its mission in a rapidly changing world. Discover the roots of today's ecclesial conversations and the enduring legacy of the 1987 Synod that continue to inspire and challenge the Church's path forward.
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