The Holy Eucharist: From the New Testament to Pope John Paul II (The Oscott Series, No. 6)
A concise theological survey tracing the Eucharist from its New Testament roots through centuries of doctrinal development to the teachings of Pope John Paul II.
About This Book
This volume explores the historical and theological evolution of the Eucharist within the Christian tradition.
It draws on scriptural sources and later doctrinal developments to present a coherent narrative of sacramental understanding.
The work situates key teachings within their historical contexts, culminating in the contributions of Pope John Paul II.
Readers gain insight into how eucharistic theology has been shaped by scripture, tradition, and papal magisterium.
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