Breaking Faith: The Pope, The People, And The Fate Of Catholicism

Breaking Faith: The Pope, The People, And The Fate Of Catholicism by John Cornwell


ISBN
9780670911066
Published
Released
30 / 01 / 2002
Binding
Hardcover
Pages
320
Dimensions
145 x 223 x 30mm

The Catholic Church is an extraordinary operation. Even in our supposedly secular age it numbers more than a billion faithful throughout the world, and its followers are increasing at a remarkable rate. But today, on the threshold of a new Papacy, Catholics face a gamut of crises threatening division, fragmentation - even schism. Far from healing the rift, the Vatican under Pope John Paul II is driving the opposing factions still further apart.

In this highly controversial book John Cornwell, himself a committed Catholic, assesses the state of the Church throughout the world. He warns that on the death of Pope John Paul II a major schism - and with it the spectre of a new Reformation - will occur unless his successor can bridge the gulf between conservatives and progressives. The role of women in the Church; the split between teaching and practice on birth control, sexual morals and divorce; the changing face of the priesthood: all are examined in this riveting survey.
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