Keeping in mind that interracial and interethnic marriages have increased steadily for the past forty years, this book offers guiding principles for dealing pastorally with the challenge of making sacramental unions culturally and generationally relevant for today's church.
Keeping in mind that interracial and interethnic marriages have increased steadily for the past forty years, this book offers guiding principles for dealing pastorally with the challenge of making sacramental unions culturally and generationally relevant for today's church.
This book offers a prophetic Catholic vision for healing the intertwined crises of polarization in the U.S. Church and nation—drawing on spiritual traditions, social teaching, and civic dialogue to guide pastoral leaders, educators, and bridge-builders toward a more just and compassionate communion.Ricky Manalo, CSP, is a Paulist priest, a liturgical composer, author, and a theological consultor for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Secretariat of Cultural Diversity in the Church.
