A Priestly People, Lay and Ordained

Examines the theology and sacramental foundations of the priesthood of the baptized and the ministerial priesthood and their interrelationship within the church envisioned as an ordered community.

Description: Examines the theology and sacramental foundations of the priesthood of the baptized and the ministerial priesthood and their interrelationship within the church envisioned as an ordered community.

Seminary: Regis College, University of Toronto

Science areas: History of science, science communication

A Priestly People (Wood)

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