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Night conversations with Cardinal Martini [electronic resource] : the relevance of the Church for tomorrow / Cardinal Carlo M. Martini and Georg Sporschill.

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Original language: German Publication details: Mahwah, NJ : Paulist Press, c2012.Description: 1 online resource (viii, 126 p.)ISBN:
  • 9781587682889 (electronic bk.)
  • 1587682885 (electronic bk.)
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Night conversations with Cardinal Martini.DDC classification:
  • 230.2 22
LOC classification:
  • BX1751.3 .M37 S6 2012eb
Online resources:
Contents:
What sustains life? -- Courage to decide -- Making friehnds -- Being close to God -- Learning to love -- For an open chruch -- fighting against injustice.
Summary: "Carol M. Martini was cardinal of the largest diocese in the world, a scholar, and one of the most renowned men of the church. Georg Sporschill has worked in prisons and lived with drug-addicted street children in Romania and Moldavia. The two Jesuits met in Jerusalem and became firends: two worlds, one faith--and a passionate search for ways in which the message of Jesus of Nazareth can still be effective for tomorrow. In a series of conversations they ask what faith can mean for life, what future young people have in the church, and what must be changed so that Crhistianity itself has a future. The questions from young people are the catalyst for deep thought. Is the future only dark? Where are the rays of light on the horizon? What would Jesus say today?" - back cover
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What sustains life? -- Courage to decide -- Making friehnds -- Being close to God -- Learning to love -- For an open chruch -- fighting against injustice.

"Carol M. Martini was cardinal of the largest diocese in the world, a scholar, and one of the most renowned men of the church. Georg Sporschill has worked in prisons and lived with drug-addicted street children in Romania and Moldavia. The two Jesuits met in Jerusalem and became firends: two worlds, one faith--and a passionate search for ways in which the message of Jesus of Nazareth can still be effective for tomorrow. In a series of conversations they ask what faith can mean for life, what future young people have in the church, and what must be changed so that Crhistianity itself has a future. The questions from young people are the catalyst for deep thought. Is the future only dark? Where are the rays of light on the horizon? What would Jesus say today?" - back cover

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