Millennial Catholicism: What Needs Fixed First (eBook, ePUB) - Tedesco, Paul
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I'm worried about my church, the Roman Catholic one. It's a survivor, to be sure. Two thousand years worth. I worry because surviving a third millennium is not a done deal. Hardly.
Millennial Catholicism: What Needs Fixed First is an iconoclastic admonition for the nation's religious monolith to right its ship. Sixty million souls hang in the balance. An estimated sixteen million others have already given up. The book is aimed at those who could still raise the white flag, and those who could stop it. It will present ten essential threats confronting the everyday Catholic parish in the…mehr

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I'm worried about my church, the Roman Catholic one. It's a survivor, to be sure. Two thousand years worth. I worry because surviving a third millennium is not a done deal. Hardly.

Millennial Catholicism: What Needs Fixed First is an iconoclastic admonition for the nation's religious monolith to right its ship. Sixty million souls hang in the balance. An estimated sixteen million others have already given up. The book is aimed at those who could still raise the white flag, and those who could stop it. It will present ten essential threats confronting the everyday Catholic parish in the United States, and solutions an embattled hierarchy will not want to hear.

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Paul E. Tedesco is a former pastor and human services administrator, holding a Master of Divinity degree. He has been a noted speaker, weekly columnist for The Catholic Spirit, contributor to The National Catholic Reporter, and invited headline guest on ABC 20/20. He lives in the shadow of the Appalachians.