| Preface |
1 |
| 1. The Ministry of Jesus |
3 |
| 1. The Characteristics of Jesus’ Own Ministry |
4 |
| 2. A Description of the Message of the Earthly Ministry of Jesus |
15 |
| 3. A Description of the Ministry of the Risen Jesus |
24 |
| 4. Summary |
28 |
| 2. An Ecclesiological Presupposition |
30 |
| 1. Jesus Established a Church in a Fairly Detailed Way |
32 |
| 2. The Church Dates from the Resurrection |
33 |
| 3. Summary |
38 |
| 3. Ministry: 21 to 110 A.D. |
40 |
| 1. The New Testament Churches |
41 |
| 2. Presbyter and Episkopos |
44 |
| 3. The Twelve and the Apostles |
53 |
| 4. Prophet and Teacher |
65 |
| 5. Deacon |
67 |
| 6. The Other Titles of Ministry |
70 |
| 7. The New Testament and the Issue of Ordination |
70 |
| 8. The Ministry of the Episkopos at Rome |
75 |
| 9. The Eucharist and Its Relationship to New Testament Ministry |
77 |
| 10. Apostolic Succession |
81 |
| 11. Summary |
83 |
| and the Ordination of Women |
86 |
| 4. Ministry in the Second Christian Century: 90 to 210 A.D. |
89 |
| 1. The Naming and Function of Christian Ministry |
91 |
| 2. Ordination to Ministry |
119 |
| 5. Ministry in the High Patristic Church: 210 to 600 A.D. |
130 |
| 1. Theological Development of Apostolic Succession |
131 |
| 2. A Process of Increased Clericalization |
145 |
| 3. A Process of Theologizing |
148 |
| 4.A Process of Increased Ministerial Diversification |
155 |
| 5. The interrelationship of These Various Processes |
159 |
| 6. Ministry in the Early Medieval Church: 600 to 1000 A D. |
161 |
| 1. The Division of the Eastern and Western Christian Churches |
163 |
| 2. The Frankish Structuring of Ministry |
169 |
| 3. The Papal Structuring of Ministry |
179 |
| 4. Other Factors Bearing on the Issue of Ordained Ministry |
188 |
| 5. Summary |
192 |
| Minor Orders—An Historical Survey |
195 |
| 7. Ministry in the Scholastic Period: 1000 to 1400 A. D. |
200 |
| 1. The Number of Sacred Orders |
202 |
| 2. The Definition of the Sacrament of Order |
204 |
| 3. The Sacrament of Order and Ecclesiology |
212 |
| 4. Jesus and the Sacrament of Order |
216 |
| 8. Ministry in the Theology of the Reformers |
219 |
| 1. Martin Luther and the Lutheran Theology of Ministry |
221 |
| 2. Ministry in John Calvin’s Theology |
239 |
| 9. The Sacrament of Order and the Council of Trent |
248 |
| 1. The Preliminary Draft on the Sacrament of Order |
248 |
| 2. The Doctrinal/Pastoral Statement on Order |
252 |
| 3. The Canons |
264 |
| 4. An Overview of the Tridentine Teaching on the Sacrament of Order. |
274 |
| 10. The Sacrament of Order in Counter-Reformation Theology |
280 |
| 1. St. Robert Bellarmme and His Presentation of the Sacrament of Holy Order |
281 |
| 2.Jean-Jacques Olier and His Theology of the Sacrament of Order |
285 |
| 3. Other Significant Catholic Scholarship on the Sacrament |
288 |
| 4. Roman Statements on the Priesthood in the Counter- |
293 |
| Period and Its Theological Presentation of the Sacrament of Order |
303 |
| 11. Ministry in the Documents of Vatican II |
307 |
| 1. History of the Document on Episcopal and Priestly Ministry |
308 |
| 2. Major Structures of Ordained and Non-Ordained Ministry |
315 |
| Substantive Way |
324 |
| 4. Unfinished Agenda from Vatican II |
337 |
| 12. Christian Ministry in an Ecumenical Perspective |
343 |
| Churches from the Roman Church |
344 |
| Church and the Anglican Church |
347 |
| Protestant Churches |
349 |
| 4. The Issue of the Ordination of Women |
353 |
| Notss |
356 |
| Index of Authors |
381 |
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