Reform of the Roman Curia

Reform of the Roman Curia

by Susan A. Ross, Luiz Carlos Susin, Silvia Scatena

Part of Concilium -- 2013/5

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Reform of the Roman Curia through history / Norman Tanner ; Reform of the Roman Curia at and after Vatican II / Massimo Faggioli ; Senatus Communionis : a senate of communion / Alberto Melloni ; Cognitive dissonance? / Gerard Mannion ; Roman primacy, communion between churches, and communion between bishops / Hervé Legrand ; Women in the lead, even in the Roman Curia / Sabine Demel ; From a seventeenth-century court to a modern service / Thomas J. Reese ; Renewal and clarity in the government of the Church / Celso Queiroz ; Ecumenical implications of reforming the Curia / Walter Altmann ; Spiritual and pastoral guidelines for a reform of the Curia / Peter Hünermann ; Rio World Youth Day and evangelization / Lúcia Pedrosa-Pádua ; European theologians meet at Brixen, Italy / Thierry-Marie Courau.

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