Eucharist and ministry
Contributors: Catholic Church. National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Bishops' Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs
Series: Lutherans and Catholics in dialogue -- 4; Lutherans and Catholics in dialogue -- 4.
Publisher: United States Catholic Conference; U.S.A. National Committee of the Lutheran World Federation
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Washington; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 326
Subjects: Catholic Church; Interfaith relations; Relations; Lutheranisme; Rooms-katholicisme; Kerkelijke ambten; Lutheran Church; Ordination
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Eucharistic and ministry: a Lutheran-Roman Catholic statement; title: Chapter one: common observations on Eucharistic ministry; title: Chapter two: reflections of the Lutheran participants; title: Chapter three: reflections of the Roman Catholic participants; title: Stages in questions and development / by Maurice C. Duchaine; title: Ministry in the New Testament / by Jerome D. Quinn; title: The sacred ministry and holy ordination in the symbolic books of the Lutheran church / by Arthur Carl Piepkorn; title: The Roman Catholic doctrine of the competent minister of the Eucharist in ecumenical perspective / by Harry J. McSorley; title: Apostles and apostolic succession in the patristic era / by James F. McCue; title: Apostolic succession: notes on the early patristic era / by Walter J. Burghardt; title: A contemporary view of apostolic succession / by Warren A. Quanbeck; title: The Christian priesthood: episcopate, presbyterate and people in the light of Vatican II / by John F. Hotchkin; title: A Lutheran view of the validity of Lutheran orders / by Arthur Carl Piepkorn; title: Ordained minister and layman in Lutheranism / by John Reumann; title: Trent and the question: can Protestant ministers consecrate the eucharist? / by Harry J. McSorley; title: Roman Catholic theology and "recognition of ministry" / by George H. Tavard; title: The concept of "church" in the documents of Vatican II as applied to Protestant denominations / by Kilian McDonnell.