Married priests in the Catholic Church /
"Priestly celibacy and the possibility (and reality) of married Catholic priests has been greatly discussed in recent years, a fire fueled even more by the controversies around the Amazon Synod and Cardinal Sarah's public argument against having married priests. This book aims to show that...
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Notre Dame, Indiana :
University of Notre Dame Press,
2021
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction-Adam A. J. DeVille
- Part I. History Ancient and Modern
- One Priestly Celibacy-An Apostolic Tradition? The Theological Stakesof a Historical Argument
- Two From Antioch to America via Smyrna: Rethinking Married Priesthood and Parish Life with Ignatius, Alexis, and Polycarp
- Three Mandatory Celibacy among Eastern Catholics:A Church-Dividing Issue
- Part II. Canon Law East and West
- Four Canonical Reflections on Clergy and Marriage
- Five Recent Papal Pronouncements on the Admission of MarriedEastern Catholic Men to the Priesthood: An Ecumenical Issue
- Part III. Ecumenical Considerations
- Six Married Clergy in the Anglican Tradition
- Seven The Gift to the Church of Married Clergy
- Eight Official Catholic Pronouncements Regarding Presbyteral Celibacy:Their Fate and the Implications for Catholic-Orthodox Relations
- Part IV. Pastoral-Familial Life
- Nine Reflections on Two Vocations in Two Lungs of the One Church
- Ten Growing Up in a Rectory: Using Oikonomia to Answer the Tough Questions Posed by the Children of Priestly Families
- Eleven The Vocation of the Presbytera: Icon of the Theotokos in the Midstof the Ministerial Priesthood
- Twelve The Joys and Crosses of Clerical Families
- Thirteen Marriage and Ministry: An Eastern Orthodox Perspective
- Fourteen "What Did You Expect?" A Reflection on Married Clergyand Pastoral Ministry
- Part V. Theology
- Fifteen Celibacy and the Married Priesthood: Rediscovering the Spousal Mystery
- Sixteen Married Priests: At the Heart of Tradition
- Seventeen Married Priesthood: Some Theological "Resonances"
- Eighteen Conclusion: Toward a Theology of Married Priesthood
- Appendix 1. The Toronto Tempest-Victor Pospishil,.
- Appendix 2. Recent Views on the Origins of Clerical Celibacy: A Review of the Literature from 1980 to 1991
- Contributors
- Index.
