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Ecumenical Trends Vol. 38, 2009 Author Index Carter, David, An Ecumenical Exchange Chen, Diane G., Commentary on the Scriptural Text 2010 Luke 24:48, You Are Witnesses of These Things Christiansen, Drew, SJ, Church’s Public Witness (The) Clayton, Paul B., Jr., Sacramentum Caritatis: On the Eucharist as the Source and Summit of the Church’s Life and Mission: An Anglican Review Crossin, John W., OSFS, Christian Identities: Necessary but not Sufficient Ford, John T., CSC, John Henry Newman’s Apologia Pro Vita Sua: An Ecumenical Autobiography ?................c-ssesssseeeseseese0s 113-127 Gros, Jeffrey, FSC, Ecumenical Challenge In the African American Pentecostal Community, 161-165 Gros, Jeffrey, FSC, Rereading Paul Together 129-133 Hamilton, Daniel S., A Catholic Factor in an Inter-Orthodox Controversy 122-123 Hamilton, Daniel S., Anglicans/Episcopalians Looking to Rome: 1570-Present 138-143 Hamilton, Daniel S., Did the Ancient Fathers Give the Primacy to ROME ?.........scscssssssssessesssesseeseessecseescessessssscessssssesseesseaceessenseeseesees 172-176 Harmon, Steven R., Ecumenical Theology and/as Systematic Theology 134-143 Hurty, Kathleen S., That They May Become One in Your Hand: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2009 a rg en MUTI GNU II III ois ieescescicesneveesnenscnneasinedetsiiessiiibinbiinehliaiaeieiiisttiediatidaitallagiaiscaidaiaaiaecnainic 19-22 Kinnamon, Michael, On Being Hopeful Realists 107-111 Kinnamon, Michael, UN Advocacy Week Kireopoulos, Antonios, US Ecumenical Response to ACommon Word Between US and You: An Affirmation of Theology as the Primary Rationale for Dialogue (The) Langer, Ruth, Seeking Integrity Livingston, Michael E., Laying Hands: The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2009 Loughran, James, SA, Rabbi Leon Klenicki Massa, James, Catholic Bishops and Mormons: Building Bridges over Troubled Waters McLaughlin, Ryan Patrick, Church in Transit: Developing the Already/Not Yet of Miroslav Volf’s Trinitarian Ecclesiology Pawlikowski, John T., OSM, Catholic-Jewish Dialogue: The Road Remains Bumpy Pedlar, James E., Episcopacy and the Sovereignty of the Spirit: ARCIC on Authority as a Response to Miroslav Volf.................. 166-169 Puglisi, James F., SA, Celebrating Prayer for Christian Unity 1908-2008 Radano, John A., Ecumenical Dialogue in the 21 Century Some Steps Forward, and Some Continuing Concerns: A Catholic Perspective Rausch, Thomas P., SJ, Papacy in Tomorrow’s Church (The) Reece, Most. Rev. Donald J., Homily Marking the Conclusion of the Centenary of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Ricciuti, Gail A., Homiletic Reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2010 Robichaud, Paul, CSP, From Conversion to Dialogue: The Transformation of Paulist Mission following Vatican II Ryan, Thomas, CSP, From Conversion to Dialogue: The Transformation of Paulist Mission following Vatican II Sala, Dimitri, OFM, Responses: Theological Brilliance, Relational Calamity Siniscalchi, Glenn B., Apologists and Ecumenists in Dialogue Siniscalchi, Glenn B., Contemporary Molinism ard the Catholic Church Sullivan Francis A., SJ, One Church in Current Ecclesiology (The) Tamez, Elsa, Breaking Down Walls in Our Globalized Society: A Relevant Ecumenism Wilson, Sarah Hinlicky, Institute for Ecumenical Research in Strasbourg, France (The) Wood, Susan K., SCL, What Makes the Church One? A Roman Catholic Perspective Book Reviews: A Century of Prayer for Christian Unity Tis Peas af Remadiee RVG: Res Pronsloce ated Peamdhaes..... 2 sccareenicsssinsinninnioniisainiiainiailiseaaiaalisiiliaiaisisitditianaaa 124-126 Ecumenical Trends Index Vol. 38, 2009 Article Index A Catholic Factor in an Inter-Orthodox Controversy, Daniel S. Hamilton 122-123 re ne en TID ict cscs ccieccnc sic scnncdcinnsaansendlas tortbenetenevaninnndtideiiiasssncadsabibaabinneipaaam 57-63 Anglicans/Episcopalians Looking to Rome: 1570-Present, Daniel S. Hamilton 138-143 Apologists and Ecumenists in Dialogue, Glenn B. Siniscalchi Breaking Down Walls in Our Globalized Society: A Relevant Ecumenism, Elsa Tamez Catholic Bishops and Mormons: Building Bridges over Troubled Waters, James Massa Catholic-Jewish Dialogue: The Road Remains Bumpy, John T. Pawlikowski, OSM Celebrating Prayer for Christian Unity 1908-2008, James F. Puglisi, SA Christian Identities: Necessary but not Sufficient, John W. Crossin, OSFS Church in Transit: Developing the Already/Not Yet of Miroslav Volf’s Trinitarian Ecclesiology, Ryan Patrick McLaughlin Commentary on the Scriptural Text 2010 Luke 24:48, You Are Witnesses of These Things, Diane G. Chen Contemporary Molinism and the Catholic Church, Glenn B. Siniscalchi Did the Ancient Fathers Give the Primacy to Rome ?, Daniel S. Hamilton Ecumenical Challenge In the African American Pentecostal Community, Jeffrey Gros, FSC Ecumenical Dialogue in the 21" Century Some Steps Forward, and Some Continuing Concerns: A Catholic Perspective, John A. Radano 145-159 Ecumenical Theology and/as Systematic Theology, Steven R. Harmon 134-143 Episcopacy and the Sovereignty of the Spirit: ARCIC on Authority as a Response to Miroslav Volf, James E. Pedlat.............. 166-169 From Conversion to Dialogue: The Transformation of Paulist Mission following Vatican II, a en POCINNIIT, Sncme™ UNREN MINUET asics sc cnaransaaisesisecnunnccsonsenssuensdsoonnecdantaneninessendannpmanseabansbbaskensenc boaihealecadaiiecaannnnnnm 42-45 Homiletic Reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2010, Gail A. Ricciuti 170-174 Homily Marking the Conclusion of the Centenary of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Most Rev. Donald J. Reece John Henry Newman’s Apologia Pro Vita Sua: An Ecumenical Autobiography? , John T. Ford,CSC Laying Hands: The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2009, Michael E. Livingston On Being Hopeful Realists, Michael Kinnamon Rabbi Leon Klenicki, James Loughran, SA Rereading Paul Together, Jeffrey Gros, FSC Responses: Theological Brilliance, Relational Calamity, Dimitri Sala, OFM Sacramentum Caritatis: On the Eucharist as the Source and Summit of the Church’s Life and Mission: An Anglican Review, NE III I 5inirnnisirsebinbtann saunhieanieninivenstiucdaodinannis sit iilennntaliondieaiahrienieaicstedsseuieiichiedataiaersnaiaeeulnineiiansbibsecdhaiaaolamme iabaaie 49-56 Seeking Integrity, Rabbi Ruth Langer. 118-127 That They May Become One in Your Hand: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2009, Kathleen S. Hurty Church’s Public Witness (The), Drew Christiansen, SJ Institute for Ecumenical Research in Strasbourg, France (The), Sarah Hinlicky Wilson One Church in Current Ecclesiology (The), Francis A. Sullivan, SJ Papacy in Tomorrow’s Church (The), Thomas P. Rausch, SJ US Ecumenical Response to ACommon Word Between Us and You: An Affirmation of Theology as the Primary Rationale for Ns tnt A I NINOINE CEU II ice yonsicandictnsireniesinsnsnncnsneniatinnadhoosipnnnlieoaovnisn nehssinailoenn sGoinnmnithbsliiaceseodnshtiinjnpaeaanaiincneanannnE 46-48 UN Advocacy Week, Michael Kinnamon What Makes the Church One? Robert W. Jenson What Makes the Church One? A Roman Catholic Perspective, Susan K. Wood, SCL : fore Ee a . : A 2 - j . ; way ei . ¢ . " : - . é i Se rene i ‘ ¢t Dy pee th i a : i - . : 3 4 . . e ar, : t &