The New Ecumenism

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Kenneth D. Whitehead

Kenneth D. Whitehead’s most recent books, both published in 2009, include The New Ecumenism: How The Catholic Church after Vatican II Took Over the Leadership of the World Ecumenical Movement (Alba House/St. Paul’s) and Mass Misunderstandings: The Mixed Legacy of the Vatican II Liturgical Reforms (St. Augustine’s Press).
The New Ecumenism
The subject of ecumenism – the Catholic Church’s relations with other Christians, and with the search for Christian unity – is what is being dealt with in the extraordinarily well researched and very readable book, The New Ecumenism: How The Catholic Church After Vatican II Took Over The Leadership Of The World Ecumenical Movement.

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