How in the Church: A Study of Authority
Author/editor(s): EDEO-NADEO Standing Committee
Creation: 1987 (The date of original creation or publication, if known)

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EDEO-NADEO Standing Committee. How in the Church: A Study of Authority (1987). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=662.


This report will focus on ARCIC I’s Venice Statement, “Authority in the Church I.” First, we will identify some special features of the American context which influence the perception and reception of institutional authority. Briefly, we will review the koinonia ecclesiology of the Venice Statement. Next, we will look at how in the United States, Roman Catholics and Episcopalians have established organs of decision-making and administration. Then, we will broadly review the history of episcope within our common catholic tradition. [from the Preamble]



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