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Book Review: Spirit and Sacrament: The Humanizing Experience

same is true, in reverse, about the bibliography on communio ecclesiarum. Though the concept is used in the context of Vatican IPs approach to collegiality, none of the references was printed after Vatican II (cf. pp. 190-91, n. 58); and the theology of the local church has generated considerable interest in the last few years. These deficiencies, however, are minor if one bears in mind the total value of the book and the methodology G. had to opt for to bring home some basic concepts. Has he succeeded? Certainly. Anyone who studies this book carefully must come to the conclusion that some form of participatory democracy, if cybernetically sound and theologically justified, must be used to help the Church through the present period of crisis to a new age of Christian consciousness and community.