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Believers Does Australian Catholicism Have A Future 1st Edition Paul Collins

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Believers Does Australian Catholicism Have A Future 1st Edition Paul Collins
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Publisher: University of NSW Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.59 MB
Pages: 203
Author: Paul Collins
ISBN: 9781742230252, 1742230253
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: 1

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Believers Does Australian Catholicism Have A Future 1st Edition Paul Collins by Paul Collins 9781742230252, 1742230253 instant download after payment.

World Youth Day 08 and the visit of Pope Benedict XVI provide an opportunity to analyse the state of the Catholic Church in Australia. Believers does just that, offering a comprehensive account of everything that is right and wrong with Catholicism in Australia and asking whether it is really in decline. Paul Collins doesn’t shy away from the difficult questions that must be asked about the church: the lack of effective leadership, sexual abuse scandals, a drastic shortage of priests and declining mass attendance, particularly by young people. Believers delivers an optimistic message, bolstered by a clear program for reform and renewal and the realisation that the church has managed to recover from its mistakes in the past.

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