Martin Luther is one of Church history’s most prolific and controversial figures. In this carefully selected new anthology, Eric Gritsch strives to supply hands-on knowledge of this man who would change history. He emphasizes Lu, ther’s work as theologian exegete and pastor. This book serves as an excellent introduction to Martin Luther’s ecumenical spirituality. Selected writings are prefaced by an ample introduction by Gritsch giving a biographical sketch of Luther and highlighting his hopes and goals for the Church. It also speaks to the difficulties that arose between Luther and the Catholic Church of his time leading to the schism.

THE SACRED WORLD OF THE CHRISTIAN
THE SHAPING OF CHRISTIANITY
THE SAINTS SHOW US CHRIST
THE TREASURES OF THE VATICAN II
THE RISE AND GROWTH OF THE ANGLICAN SCHI
IN SEARCH OF UNITY
STRANNIK
THE SINNER'S RETURN TO GOD
AUTHORITY AS SERVICE MISSION OF THE CH
PASTORAL AND OCCASIONAL SERMONS 

