Agnes Cunningham

Author of The Early Church and the state (Sources of Early Christian thought)

About the Author

Agnes Cunningham, SSCM, a prominent academic, is honored as one of seven Pioneering Women by St. Xavier University, Chicago, for her work at the Mundelein Seminary. Her specialty was the early Church Fathers. In the course of her professed life, she has traveled the world, creating workshops for show more sisters, translations, retreats, study days, and consultations. She was superior of the Champaign community of the Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary from 2002 to 2008. show less

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Works by Agnes Cunningham

Prayer: Personal and Liturgical (1985) 65 copies

The significance of Mary (1988) 20 copies

The bishop in the church : patristic texts on the role of the episkopos (1985) 16 copies

Advent and Christmas Wisdom From St. Augustine (2013) 12 copies

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography (1999) 11 copies

The role of women in ecclesial ministry: Biblical and patristic foundations (1976) 9 copies

Lent and Easter Wisdom From St. Augustine (2013) 5 copies

Traveling Graces: A Little Book of Plane Prayers (2010) 4 copies

Chicago Studies Volume 19, No. 2: The Voices of Women 1 copy

Broadside, volume 2 (1968) 1 copy

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The Early Church and the State by Agnes Cunningham

A selection of texts reflecting the diversity of experiences, attitudes, and responses on the subject of church and state relations in the first five centuries of the Christian era.

Feb 25, 2020