Faith and Leadership: The Papacy and the Roman Catholic Church

FAITH AND LEADERSHIP
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 The Primitive Church
2 From the Bishop of Rome to Pope (Peter to Leo the Great, 500 A.D.)
3 The Threats to Orthodoxy
4 Beyond the End of the Empire, 500–800
5 The Medieval Papacy Moves East
6 From Abuses to Reforms, 800–1100
7 The Papal Monarchy, 1100–1500
8 The Worldly Popes
9 The Protestant Reformation
10 The Timidity of Reform
11 The Catholic Reformation
12 The Council as a Reform Movement
13 Religious Wars and Religious Repression
14 The Enlightenment
15 The Church Confronts the Leviathan
16 The Church and the Ancien Regime
17 The Emperor’s Attacks on the Papacy
18 Pius IX: The First Modern Pope
19 Leo XIII: The Soul of the Industrial State
20 Pius X: Moods of Piety and Repression
21 Benedict XV and the Mad Dogs of War
22 Pius XI and the New Men of Violence
23 Pius XII and the Spiritual Twilight of the West
24 John XXIII and the Promise of Aggiornamento
25 Paul VI: The Perils of Aggiornamento
26 John Paul II: The Uneasy Agenda of Restoration
Postscript: Benedict XVI (2005– )
Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
Index
About the Author