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    <publisher>P.J. Kenedy</publisher>
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  <abstract>Gustave Weigel-Foreword--PART ONE—ECCLESIA AD INTRA--Hugo Rahner The Church, God's Strength in Human Weakness--Romano Guardini The Church, Encounter with Christ--Josef Jungmann The Holy Church--Heirinch Schlier The Pauline Body-Concept--PART TWO—ECCLESIA AD EXTRA--Josef Neuner The Idea of Catholicity—Concept and History--Hermann Zeller The Church—God's Party?--Hans Küng Reunion and Doctrine on Justification--Karl Rahner Christianity and Non-Christian Religions--Stanislas Lyonnet The Redemption of the Universe--PART THREE—THE CHURCH IN COUNCIL--Josef Jungmann The Council and Liturgical Reform--Piet Fransen Theological Implications of Liturgical Discussions at the Council--Josef Ratzinger Free Expression and Obedience in the Church--Appendix Felix Malmberg The Human Existence of Christ: Basis for a Christocentric Ecclesiology.</abstract>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">[by] Hugo Rahner, [and others] ; foreword by Gustave Weigel ; compiled at the Canisianum, Innsbruck.</note>
  <note>Translated from German or French.</note>
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