Breaking Faith
by John Cornwell · 2001

"Breaking Faith addresses issues that range from the core concepts of everyday practice to the organization of the Church worldwide - the "graying" of the priesthood, the growing discontent among women religious, the determination of the hard-line conservative movement to close ranks against any hint of dissent - and finally, the power of Rome, the role of the Pope, and the lasting effects of John Paul II's autocratic rule."--BOOK JACKET.
Catholic ChurchHistoryRooms-katholicismeKerk en maatschappijNew York Times reviewedModernism (christian theology), catholic churchCatholic church, doctrines, popularJohn paul ii, pope, 1920-2005Catholic church, history, modern period, 1500-