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Folded Into Time

A Call To American Catholics

John Moynihan
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Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

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Folded into Time is the compelling true story of a small housing ministry in Boston, Massachusetts challenging a doggedly literal, proposition-prone Catholic Church. This ministry, propelled by selfless and devoted laity and clergy, seeks to realize the Vatican II's love and hope through the implementation of fair housing as a moral imperative. Over decades, they hinge the divide between the immovable doctrine of the Church and the irresistible reality of human need. This poignant, inspiring tale speaks to the urgent need of the Church in America to restructure itself, particularly in the aftermath of the child abuse crisis.

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