DEEPENING COMMUNION BETWEEN LUTHERANS AND ROMAN CATHOLICS

This remarkable book, From Conflict to Communion, presents a significant milestone in the theological dialogue between Lutherans and Roman Catholics over the last fifty years. The Lutheran-Roman Catholic Commission on Unity has produced a comprehensive report, accompanied by a study guide and liturgical material, designed to foster deeper communion and celebration of their shared witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ. As we commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, this book offers a valuable resource for theologians, clergy, and laity alike, seeking greater unity in the church.

ENRICHING WORSHIP AND THEOLOGY

The book includes a study guide and liturgical material suitable for joint Catholic-Lutheran worship services, providing a practical and meaningful way to celebrate their common faith. The report and accompanying materials offer a rich resource for Lutheran and Catholic theologians, as well as for people around the world who seek greater understanding and unity in the church. With a new introduction by William G. Rusch, this book provides a timely and insightful perspective on the ongoing dialogue between these two Christian traditions.

A VALUED RESOURCE FOR THEOLOGIANS AND SCHOLARS

From Conflict to Communion is a landmark publication that will be valued by Lutheran and Catholic theologians, as well as scholars and students of Christian theology. The book’s comprehensive report, study guide, and liturgical material make it an essential resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the Lutheran-Roman Catholic dialogue and its significance for the church today.

INFORMACIÓN ADICIONAL

• Contains the report produced by the Lutheran-Roman Catholic Commission on Unity
• Includes a study guide and liturgical material suitable for joint Catholic-Lutheran worship services
• Commemorates the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation
• Features a new introduction by William G. Rusch
• A valuable resource for Lutheran and Catholic theologians, clergy, and laity