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A year of reflections Here is a year's worth of reflections from a Catholic perspective, sixty-four short essays on Christian unity as a spirituality that is nurtured by the Eucharist and celebrated throughout the liturgical seasons. Ecumenism is a worldview that recognizes the scandal of denominational divisions, and that needs to heal those divisions and repent of past sins and present obstacles. Healing requires a conversion of the hearts and minds of the people in the pew, not just theologians. The author presents the Eucharist as key to that healing and inner conversion. That All May Be One-- --is organized month by month, making it a useful tool for incorporating the spirit of unity into the liturgical year --suggests practical ways to promote Christian unity --takes a broad look at the subject, from why pray for Christian unity, to relations with non-Christian religions --is solidly rooted in scripture at every point A work of hope and inspiration, this book is recommended for-- o serious Catholics o preachers and teachers o diocesan ecumenical officers o ecumenical commissions o clergy and religious o pastoral staff

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Ernest Falardeau, S.S.S., is Director of the Office for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, New Mexico. He is the author of One Bread and Cup: Source of Communion and A Holy and Living Sacrifice: The Eucharist in Christian Perspective. He lives in Albuquerque.

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