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New canon law book launched

byEmilie Ng
17 July 2014 - Updated on 1 April 2021
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Strong support: Fr Anthony Ekpo (centre) at the launch of his book The Breath of the Spirit in the Church: The Sensus Fidelium and Canon Law with Fr David Pascoe (left) and Archbishop Mark Coleridge in July last year.

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Archdiocesan launch: Dean of St Stephen’s Cathedral Fr David Pascoe (left) with Fr Anthony Ekpo (centre) and Archbishop Mark Coleridge at the book launch on July 10.
Archdiocesan launch: Dean of St Stephen’s Cathedral Fr David Pascoe (left) with Fr Anthony Ekpo (centre) and Archbishop Mark Coleridge at the book launch on July 10.

By Emilie Ng

AUSTRALIAN and African “cross borders” in Brisbane archdiocesan priest Fr Anthony Ekpo’s new book, “The breath of the Spirit in the Church: The Sensus Fidelium and Canon Law”.

The book is Fr Ekpo’s doctoral thesis from the Australian Catholic University.

At the launch of his book on July 10, Fr Ekpo said a theologian’s story “is one of conversion”.

He said the process of writing his doctoral thesis amplified the daily conversion to Christ.

“I learnt a lot about myself while writing this book,” Fr Ekpo said.

Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge launched the book, and said the voice of the book was “genuinely bi-vocal”.

“He is a Nigerian scholar, but with an Australian matrix,” Archbishop Coleridge said.

The Archbishop said the book was “not exactly Charles Dickens” but was more accessible than other doctorates.

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1. Strong support: Fr Anthony Ekpo (centre) at the launch of his book The Breath of the Spirit in the Church: The Sensus Fidelium and Canon Law with Fr David Pascoe (left) and Archbishop Mark Coleridge in July last year.

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