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Describes how after a century of reforms, Catholicism will grow and succeed not by adapting to the changes of current culture, but instead by reshaping the culture by energizing lay organizations and demanding more of its members.
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Review:
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia
"George Weigel has been the leading diarist of authentic Catholic renewal--its progress, detours, personalities, and hopes--for 30 years. In "Evangelical Catholicism" he turns his extraordinary skills to the needs of the Church in the coming decades, calling us back to the missionary vocation we received at baptism and offering us a road map to faithful, vigorous Church reform. Rich in its vision, engaging in style, on target in its counsel and invaluable for anyone trying to understand the Church and her challenges in the 21st Century, this book should not be missed."
Mary Ann Glendon, author of "The Forum and the Tower: How Scholars and Politicians have Imagined the World, from Plato to Eleanor Roosevelt"
"This remarkable book offers nothing less than a map and compass for men and women determined to take up the challenge of living the Catholic faith in its fullness under 21st-century conditions. With its bold call for 'deep reform' in every single corner of the Church, "Evangelical Catholicism" is sure to provoke lively discussion. The book's proposals for true renewal are presented with the clarity and verve that have made George Weigel a peerless advocate of the courage to be Catholic."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, pre- vs. post-Vatican II--in the shredder. Now there is only one valid adjective for all of us: "evangelical"! Simply put, this means we take our baptismal promises with the utmost seriousness. Like the Samaritan woman, we've met a man--Jesus--who has changed our lives."
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia
"George Weigel has been the leading diarist of authentic Catholic renewal--its progress, detours, personalities, and hopes--for 30 years. In "Evangelical Catholicism" he turns his extraordinary skills to the needs of the Church in the coming decades, calling us back to the missionary vocation we received at baptism and offering us a road map to faithful, vigorous Church reform. Rich in its vision, engaging in style, on target in its c
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, pre- vs. post-Vatican II--in the shredder. Now there is only one valid adjective for all of us: "evangelical"! Simply put, this means we take our baptismal promises with the utmost seriousness. Like the Samaritan woman, we've met a man--Jesus--who has changed our lives."
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia
"George Weige
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, n
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in
"The Weekly Standard"
"Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian."
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the co
"Wall Street Journal"
"A learned and lucid commentator on Catholicism... [Weigel] brings a keenly developed sense of the workings of the church to his analysis. But "Evangelical Catholicism" is a call to arms. Though written long before Benedict made his surprise announcement, the book is nonetheless a timely guide to the issues that the cardinals in conclave--and the next pope--must confront.... "Evangelical Catholicism" may provide a desperately needed vision of the future of the church, imbued with the extraordinary hope that has always been at the heart of the Catholic faith."
"The Weekly Standard"
"Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian."
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"National Catholic Register"
"[Weigel is] our greatest observer of the global Catholic Church...If I could gain entrance into the conclave, I would smuggle in enough copies of Evangelical Catholicism to place one on the chair of each elector, in hopes that they would adopt this masterpiece of Catholic history and thought as a possible guide for the Church's mission in the centuries ahead."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Ande
"Wall Street Journal"
A learned and lucid commentator on Catholicism.... [Weigel] brings a keenly developed sense of the workings of the church to his analysis. But "Evangelical Catholicism" is a call to arms. Though written long before Benedict made his surprise announcement, the book is nonetheless a timely guide to the issues that the cardinals in conclaveand the next popemust confront.... "Evangelical Catholicism" may provide a desperately needed vision of the future of the church, imbued with the extraordinary hope that has always been at the heart of the Catholic faith.
"The Weekly Standard"
Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian.
"National Review"
A serious and acute work.... Weigel s ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church s future.
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"National Catholic Register"
[Weigel is] our greatest observer of the global Catholic Church.... If I could gain entrance into the conclave, I would smuggle in enough copies of Evangelical Catholicism to place one on the chair of each elector, in hopes that they would adopt this masterpiece of Catholic history and thought as a possible guide for the Church s mission in the centuries ahead.
"Kirkus"
A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel s book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable.
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaimin word and deedthe good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization.
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
"Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel s dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world.
John L. Allen Jr...
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"George Weigel has been the leading diarist of authentic Catholic renewal--its progress, detours, personalities, and hopes--for 30 years. In "Evangelical Catholicism" he turns his extraordinary skills to the needs of the Church in the coming decades, calling us back to the missionary vocation we received at baptism and offering us a road map to faithful, vigorous Church reform. Rich in its vision, engaging in style, on target in its counsel and invaluable for anyone trying to understand the Church and her challenges in the 21st Century, this book should not be missed."
Mary Ann Glendon, author of "The Forum and the Tower: How Scholars and Politicians have Imagined the World, from Plato to Eleanor Roosevelt"
"This remarkable book offers nothing less than a map and compass for men and women determined to take up the challenge of living the Catholic faith in its fullness under 21st-century conditions. With its bold call for 'deep reform' in every single corner of the Church, "Evangelical Catholicism" is sure to provoke lively discussion. The book's proposals for true renewal are presented with the clarity and verve that have made George Weigel a peerless advocate of the courage to be Catholic."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, pre- vs. post-Vatican II--in the shredder. Now there is only one valid adjective for all of us: "evangelical"! Simply put, this means we take our baptismal promises with the utmost seriousness. Like the Samaritan woman, we've met a man--Jesus--who has changed our lives."
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia
"George Weigel has been the leading diarist of authentic Catholic renewal--its progress, detours, personalities, and hopes--for 30 years. In "Evangelical Catholicism" he turns his extraordinary skills to the needs of the Church in the coming decades, calling us back to the missionary vocation we received at baptism and offering us a road map to faithful, vigorous Church reform. Rich in its vision, engaging in style, on target in its c
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, pre- vs. post-Vatican II--in the shredder. Now there is only one valid adjective for all of us: "evangelical"! Simply put, this means we take our baptismal promises with the utmost seriousness. Like the Samaritan woman, we've met a man--Jesus--who has changed our lives."
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Philadelphia
"George Weige
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in Catholic Studies, University of Saint Thomas
"A timely, accessible and unusually insightful work."
George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
"Weigel at his astringent and prophetic best."
Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
"This sparkling read puts all the old Church-labels--liberal vs. conservative, progressive vs. traditionalist, n
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the core of Evangelical Catholicism, but good intentions need practical blueprints if they're going to work. George Weigel has gotten that conversation started in his typically lucid, provocative fashion, and we are all in his debt."
Don J. Briel, Koch Chair in
"The Weekly Standard"
"Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian."
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
"A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaim--in word and deed--the good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization."
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
""Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel's dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world."
John L. Allen Jr., Senior correspondent for the "National Catholic Reporter" and author of "The Future Church: How Ten Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church"
"A laudable hunger to relight the Church's missionary fires is the co
"Wall Street Journal"
"A learned and lucid commentator on Catholicism... [Weigel] brings a keenly developed sense of the workings of the church to his analysis. But "Evangelical Catholicism" is a call to arms. Though written long before Benedict made his surprise announcement, the book is nonetheless a timely guide to the issues that the cardinals in conclave--and the next pope--must confront.... "Evangelical Catholicism" may provide a desperately needed vision of the future of the church, imbued with the extraordinary hope that has always been at the heart of the Catholic faith."
"The Weekly Standard"
"Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian."
"National Review"
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"National Catholic Register"
"[Weigel is] our greatest observer of the global Catholic Church...If I could gain entrance into the conclave, I would smuggle in enough copies of Evangelical Catholicism to place one on the chair of each elector, in hopes that they would adopt this masterpiece of Catholic history and thought as a possible guide for the Church's mission in the centuries ahead."
"Kirkus"
"A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel's book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable."
Carl A. Ande
"Wall Street Journal"
A learned and lucid commentator on Catholicism.... [Weigel] brings a keenly developed sense of the workings of the church to his analysis. But "Evangelical Catholicism" is a call to arms. Though written long before Benedict made his surprise announcement, the book is nonetheless a timely guide to the issues that the cardinals in conclaveand the next popemust confront.... "Evangelical Catholicism" may provide a desperately needed vision of the future of the church, imbued with the extraordinary hope that has always been at the heart of the Catholic faith.
"The Weekly Standard"
Weigel at his best, situating our present moment within the context of the last century, and laying out an agenda for Catholic reform and mission in the future....This book deserves to be read by any serious thinking Christian.
"National Review"
A serious and acute work.... Weigel s ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes "Evangelical Catholicism" valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church s future.
"The Economist"
"An elegantly written manifesto."
"National Catholic Register"
[Weigel is] our greatest observer of the global Catholic Church.... If I could gain entrance into the conclave, I would smuggle in enough copies of Evangelical Catholicism to place one on the chair of each elector, in hopes that they would adopt this masterpiece of Catholic history and thought as a possible guide for the Church s mission in the centuries ahead.
"Kirkus"
A call for pride, sincerity and depth in Catholic life and community.... The bulk of Weigel s book examines how this new Catholicism can be applied to the episcopate, priesthood, liturgy, laity, etc. The author makes many important points, and his call toward a deeper spirituality and sense of mission in Catholic life is laudable.
Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus
A rare book that can transform culture and communities from the inside out, beginning with the humble premise of evangelization: to proclaimin word and deedthe good news of Jesus Christ. No stone is unturned, no promise or issue within the Church and her members is ignored in this excellent, well-thought-out guide for reform-based evangelization.
Mary Eberstadt, author of "Adam and Eve after the Pill" and "The Loser Letters"
"Evangelical Catholicism" is a remarkable intellectual and spiritual achievement, even by George Weigel s dauntingly high standards. It is nothing less than a blueprint for the re-evangelization of the West and the re-invigoration of the rest of the world.
John L. Allen Jr...
"A serious and acute work.... Weigel's ability to combine the spiritual insights of a believer with the dispassionate analysis of a historian makes Evangelical Catholicism valuable for Catholics and non-Catholics, of all political persuasions, who care about the Church's future."- National Review
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- Publication date2013
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