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INDEX FOR VOLUME XXVII, 1991 Subject Anglican-Moravian Dialogue since 1878, 150-65. Apostolicity and the call of the Kingdom, 144-49. ARCIC-II: Church as Communion, agreed statement, 77-97. Charismatic Consultation on World Evangelisation, Brighton: address, ‘That they may all be one. . .’, 201-08. Couturier, Abbé Paul: ecumenical methodology, 299-307. Ecclesiology in contemporary ecumenical discussions, 134-43. Ecumenism, A new age in, 320-31. Ecumenism, Dead or alive?, 121-33. Ecumenism, Lessons for Catholic theology, 346-51. Episcopalian-Lutheran Agreement, USA, 197-98. Faith and Order after Canberra, 379-82. Hymns, Composing ecumenical, 368-75. Joint Working Group between the RC Church and the WCC, Sixth Report, 246-66; Study Document: ‘The Church, local and universal’, 267-84; Study Document: ‘The notion of “hierarchy of truths” — an ecumenical interpretation’, 285-93. Letter of Archbishop Cassidy to Dr Emilio Castro, 294-96. Local Councils of Churches in England, an evaluation, 383-88. Lutheran-RC Dialogue in USA, 25 years, 185-91. Ministry: linguistic considerations, 234-45. Ministry of Bishop of Rome (Presence of Peter in), 101-20. One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, 308-19. Ordained ministry, 352-67. Order, End of all ecclesiastical, 34-48. Orthodox-RC Dialogue, 1983-1990 (2), 8-33. Orthodox-RC Dialogue in USA, 166-84. Reception: a survey, 57-76. RC-Pentecostal Dialogue, Venice, 389. Sects and the Churches, 222-33. Vatican II, understood and misunderstood, 209-221. We believe (reflections on Creed), 3-7. Wesley and communion of saints, 332-45. WCC, Canberra Assembly, reflections, 192-96; Faith and Order text: ‘The Unity of the Church as Koinonia: Gift and Calling’, 376-78. Worship, Growing together through, 49-56. Authors ANDREW, CHRISTOPHER Reception: A Plain Person’s Survey, 57-76. INDEX FOR VOLUME XXVII, 1991 Subject Anglican-Moravian Dialogue since 1878, 150-65. Apostolicity and the call of the Kingdom, 144-49. ARCIC-II: Church as Communion, agreed statement, 77-97. Charismatic Consultation on World Evangelisation, Brighton: address, ‘That they may all be one. . .’, 201-08. Couturier, Abbé Paul: ecumenical methodology, 299-307. Ecclesiology in contemporary ecumenical discussions, 134-43. Ecumenism, A new age in, 320-31. Ecumenism, Dead or alive?, 121-33. Ecumenism, Lessons for Catholic theology, 346-51. Episcopalian-Lutheran Agreement, USA, 197-98. Faith and Order after Canberra, 379-82. Hymns, Composing ecumenical, 368-75. Joint Working Group between the RC Church and the WCC, Sixth Report, 246-66; Study Document: ‘The Church, local and universal’, 267-84; Study Document: ‘The notion of “hierarchy of truths” — an ecumenical interpretation’, 285-93. Letter of Archbishop Cassidy to Dr Emilio Castro, 294-96. Local Councils of Churches in England, an evaluation, 383-88. Lutheran-RC Dialogue in USA, 25 years, 185-91. Ministry: linguistic considerations, 234-45. Ministry of Bishop of Rome (Presence of Peter in), 101-20. One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, 308-19. Ordained ministry, 352-67. Order, End of all ecclesiastical, 34-48. Orthodox-RC Dialogue, 1983-1990 (2), 8-33. Orthodox-RC Dialogue in USA, 166-84. Reception: a survey, 57-76. RC-Pentecostal Dialogue, Venice, 389. Sects and the Churches, 222-33. Vatican II, understood and misunderstood, 209-221. We believe (reflections on Creed), 3-7. Wesley and communion of saints, 332-45. WCC, Canberra Assembly, reflections, 192-96; Faith and Order text: ‘The Unity of the Church as Koinonia: Gift and Calling’, 376-78. Worship, Growing together through, 49-56. Authors ANDREW, CHRISTOPHER Reception: A Plain Person’s Survey, 57-76. CANTALAMESSA, RANIERO, O.F.M. ‘That they may all be one so that the world may believe . . .”, 201-08. COLLINS, JOHN N. Once more on Ministry: forcing a turnover in the linguistic field, 234-45. DAVEY, COLIN ‘Clearing a path through a minefield’: Orthodox-RC Dialogue, 1983-1990 (2), 8-33. EIJK, A. H.C. VAN Ordained ministry: divine institution and historical development, 352-67. FARRELL, MAUREEN, F.C.J. An upside-down view of the Church: the WCC Assembly, Canberra, 1991, 192-96. FRANCIS, LESLIE J. Evaluating local Councils of Churches in England: a study in attitudes towards local ecumenism, 383-88. GLENDON-HILL, FLORA The Call to Unity: on growing together through worship, 49-56. HOCKEN, PETER The ecumenical methodology of the Abbé Paul Couturier, 299-307. LOVSKY, FADETY The Churches and the Sects, 222-33. MOODY, CHRISTOPHER Apostolicity and the Call of the Kingdom, 144-49. PODMORE, COLIN Anglican-Moravian Dialogue since 1878, 150-65. REARDON, MARTIN We Believe in One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, 308-19. REUMANN, JOHN A Quarter-Century of Lutheran-RC Dialogue in the United States, 185-91. ROBERSON, RONALD G., C.S.P. The Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church in ' the United States, 166-84. RYAN, THOMAS, C.S.P. Ecumenism, dead or alive? An unofficial investigation, 121-33. TAVARD, GEORGE H., A.A. Vatican II, Understood and Misunderstood, 209-21. Lessons of Ecumenism for Catholic Theology, 346-51. 392 One in Christ TESFAI, YACOB The Church in Focus: ecclesiology in contemporary ecumenical discussions, 134-43. TILLARD, J. M. R., O.P. We Belicve, 3-7. The Presence of Peter in the Ministry of the Bishop of Rome, 101-20. A New Age in Ecumenism, 320-31. Faith and Order after Canberra, 379-82. TRIPP, DAVID Ecumenical Hymns to Order, and Corporate Composition: two minor incidents, 368-75. WAINWRIGHT, GEOFFREY The End of all Ecclesiastical Order, 34-48. Weslcy and the Communion of Saints, 332-45.