Priesthood, Ordained and Lay: One in the Heart of the Other. Possibilities and Challenges in the Australian Pastoral Context
David Ranson
Abstract
David Ranson
Abstract
The innovation and changes that priesthood in Australia has undergone since earlier times and the challenges posed in the Australian pastoral context are discussed. The need is for imagination which demand priests who are both intellectually and emotionally secure in their ordained identity which is foundationally a sacramental presence.
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The innovation and changes that priesthood in Australia has undergone since earlier times and the challenges posed in the Australian pastoral context are discussed. The need is for imagination which demand priests who are both intellectually and emotionally secure in their ordained identity which is foundationally a sacramental presence.
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