Through international and interdisciplinary perspectives, The Catholic Church in Ireland Today considers the problems facing the contemporary Roman Catholic Church in Ireland. This book offers a thorough analysis of the Church's present condition and indicates directions the Church could take to begin addressing the multiple challenges it faces.
Through international and interdisciplinary perspectives, The Catholic Church in Ireland Today considers the problems facing the contemporary Roman Catholic Church in Ireland. This book offers a thorough analysis of the Church's present condition and indicates directions the Church could take to begin addressing the multiple challenges it faces.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Carroll Cochran is professor of politics at Loras College and author of Catholic Realism and the Abolition of War. John C. Waldmeir is professor of religious studies and theology at Loras College and author of Cathedrals of Bone: The Role of the Body in Contemporary Catholic Literature.
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Part I: The Current Status and Future Directions of Irish Catholicism Chapter 1: "Faith of our Fathers": A Lost Legacy?, Eamon Maher Chapter 2: In Periculo Mortis: Can Irish Catholicism be Redeemed?, John Littleton Chapter 3: Holy Unpredictable: A Response to Maher and Littleton, James Silas Rogers Part II: A Closer Look at Specific Dimensions Chapter 4: Secularization, Generational Change, and Ireland's Post-Secular Opportunity, Michele Dillon Chapter 5: Clerical Burnout and Political Engagement: A Study of Catholic Priests in Ireland, Elizabeth A. Oldmixon and Brian R. Calfano Chapter 6: God May Not Need a Passport, but Priests Do: Exploring the Migration Experience of Polish Catholic Priests in Ireland, Agata Pi¿kosz Chapter 7: Theology and History at the 2012 Eucharistic Congress, Dublin, John C. Waldmeir Chapter 8: Lost in Translation: William Donohue and the Recent Controversies of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Matthew J. O'Brien Chapter 9: Irish Missionaries in Literature and Life: From Evangelists of Irish Catholicism to Catalysts of its Transformation, Andrew J. Auge Chapter 10: Contemplative Strands in Irish Identity, Bernadette Flanagan Appendix 1: Church, State, and Society in Ireland Appendix 2: Contemplative Movements in Ireland Appendix 3: Buddhist Centres in Ireland
Part I: The Current Status and Future Directions of Irish Catholicism Chapter 1: "Faith of our Fathers": A Lost Legacy?, Eamon Maher Chapter 2: In Periculo Mortis: Can Irish Catholicism be Redeemed?, John Littleton Chapter 3: Holy Unpredictable: A Response to Maher and Littleton, James Silas Rogers Part II: A Closer Look at Specific Dimensions Chapter 4: Secularization, Generational Change, and Ireland's Post-Secular Opportunity, Michele Dillon Chapter 5: Clerical Burnout and Political Engagement: A Study of Catholic Priests in Ireland, Elizabeth A. Oldmixon and Brian R. Calfano Chapter 6: God May Not Need a Passport, but Priests Do: Exploring the Migration Experience of Polish Catholic Priests in Ireland, Agata Pi¿kosz Chapter 7: Theology and History at the 2012 Eucharistic Congress, Dublin, John C. Waldmeir Chapter 8: Lost in Translation: William Donohue and the Recent Controversies of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Matthew J. O'Brien Chapter 9: Irish Missionaries in Literature and Life: From Evangelists of Irish Catholicism to Catalysts of its Transformation, Andrew J. Auge Chapter 10: Contemplative Strands in Irish Identity, Bernadette Flanagan Appendix 1: Church, State, and Society in Ireland Appendix 2: Contemplative Movements in Ireland Appendix 3: Buddhist Centres in Ireland
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