CHAPMAN, MARK D.

By What Authority? Authority, Ministry and the Catholic Church. ( Affirming Catholicism Series).

London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 1997. 0232522235. 1st ed. "Presents the arguments in the underlying debate about the apostolic ministry within the Church." Pp.5/49. Paperback. VG.

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DUDLEY, MARTIN.

Humanity and Healing: Ministering to the Sick in the Catholic Tradition. (Affirming Catholicism series).

London: Darton, Longman and Todd, 1998. 0232522723. "Drawing on theology, liturgy and pastoral practice, he(Dudley) provides a sensible and coherent approach to the ministry of healing and the sacrament of the sick, firmly rooted in the Catholic tradition." Pp.56. Paperback. VG.

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HINCHLIFF, PETER.

History, Tradition and Change. Church History and the Development of Doctrine. (Affirming Catholicism Series).

London: Affirming Catholicism. 1993. 1st ed. Contents Include:- An unchanging tradition is a contradiction in terms: Is the idea of 'legitimate change' historically naive? Faithful transmission follows from personal understanding. Pp 28. Pbk. VG.

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