Bei den Menschen sein
Die letzte Chance fur die Kirche
by Bernd J. Hilberath
Paperback (Published)
(December 2014)
ISBN: 9783786729709
Price: $23.00
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These days, many people experience church as an institution far removed from life that no longer has anything to do with the things most important to them. Can a church like that, one that comes across to people mainly as a hierarchy, have any future at all? Or will it continue to be less and less relevant for people’s lives? Bernd Jochen Hilberath describes a vision that has a future: if the church wants to continue to be relevant for people, then it must be a church of the people. With reference to the Second Vatican Council, Bernd Jochen Hilberath provides encouraging answers to the decisive questions: what, who and where is the church? What meaning does church have?
- By (author) Bernd J. Hilberath
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