The Church and the Racial Divide also reveals the ongoing journey—and the gradual personal awakening—of an African American Catholic theologian and bishop in response to the challenge posed by resistance to the reality that “Black Lives Matter.” In his addresses, essays, and pastoral letters, Bishop Braxton invites a dialogue for healing in the church and the nation, urging readers to acknowledge difficult truths with openness to the Holy Spirit’s call to conversion, justice, and reconciliation.
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The Church and the Racial Divide

Book Cover: The Church and the Racial Divide
Part of the Ecumenism series:
  • Religious Pluralism and Interreligious Theology
  • The Image of the Unseen God
  • Incarnation
  • Cuéntame
  • The Way of Kindness
  • Teilhard’s Struggle
  • When the Disciple Comes of Age
  • The Church and the Racial Divide
  • Mindfulness
  • Gandhi on Christianity
  • Birth of a Movement
Published: March 5, 2021
Publisher: Orbis Books
Editors:
Bishop Edward K. Braxton

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