| Author Quoted | Hans Küng |
| Title Quoted | Council, Reform and Reunion |
| Date (Year/Month/Day) | 1962/09/20 |
| Imprint | New York : [s.n.]. 1961 |
| Quotation | [Hans] Kung of course I read as soon as I could get my hands on him. I thought it a noble, straight and courageous book [The Council, Reunion and Reform]. The vigor and honesty of the message was tremendous. But such books raise vain hopes, perhaps. The Council cannot possibly measure up to all he suggested. Yet precisely for that reason we must doggedly hope that it will "¦ |
| Quotation Source | The Road to Joy: Letters to New and Old Friends.; Edited by Robert E. Daggy. / [S.l.] : Flame. 1990, p. 242 |
| Letter to | Sister Therese Lenfoehr, s.d.s. |
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