One and Holy
- 140 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The book explores the potential for reconciliation between Catholics and Protestants, starting with a historical analysis of the origins of their division. The author attributes much of the schism to scandals within the Church that obscured its holiness. By examining these issues, the work delves into the broader theme of unity in Christendom, reflecting on how perceptions of lost holiness contributed to the rift. This thoughtful discussion is the author's first publication since the war, adding a contemporary perspective to a longstanding theological debate.
