Mary Kate Holman is an assistant professor of religious studies at Fairfield University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: "There's Only One Chenu"1. At the Saulchoir: A Historically-Conscious Theology2. Among Workers: A Socially-Engaged Theology3. At The Edge of the Council: The Church in the Modern World4. Post-Conciliar Signs of the Times: Toward an Inductive Theology5. "A Fresh Source for Lived Faith"Bibliography

"A unique and necessary contribution to understand the last century of history of Catholic thinking: Chenu was at the center of the early repressions of theologians by the Holy Office during the twentieth century." —Massimo Faggioli, author of A Council for the Global Church"Mary Kate Holman's outstanding book on the French theologian, historian, and pastor reveals profound discoveries and far-reaching perspectives for a church in synodal transformation." —Michael Quisinsky, author of Marie-Dominique Chenu: Weg-Werk-Wirkung

Mary Kate Holman is an assistant professor of religious studies at Fairfield University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: "There's Only One Chenu"1. At the Saulchoir: A Historically-Conscious Theology2. Among Workers: A Socially-Engaged Theology3. At The Edge of the Council: The Church in the Modern World4. Post-Conciliar Signs of the Times: Toward an Inductive Theology5. "A Fresh Source for Lived Faith"Bibliography

"A unique and necessary contribution to understand the last century of history of Catholic thinking: Chenu was at the center of the early repressions of theologians by the Holy Office during the twentieth century." —Massimo Faggioli, author of A Council for the Global Church"Mary Kate Holman's outstanding book on the French theologian, historian, and pastor reveals profound discoveries and far-reaching perspectives for a church in synodal transformation." —Michael Quisinsky, author of Marie-Dominique Chenu: Weg-Werk-Wirkung

Mary Kate Holman is an assistant professor of religious studies at Fairfield University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: "There's Only One Chenu"1. At the Saulchoir: A Historically-Conscious Theology2. Among Workers: A Socially-Engaged Theology3. At The Edge of the Council: The Church in the Modern World4. Post-Conciliar Signs of the Times: Toward an Inductive Theology5. "A Fresh Source for Lived Faith"Bibliography

"A unique and necessary contribution to understand the last century of history of Catholic thinking: Chenu was at the center of the early repressions of theologians by the Holy Office during the twentieth century." —Massimo Faggioli, author of A Council for the Global Church"Mary Kate Holman's outstanding book on the French theologian, historian, and pastor reveals profound discoveries and far-reaching perspectives for a church in synodal transformation." —Michael Quisinsky, author of Marie-Dominique Chenu: Weg-Werk-Wirkung