Patricia Kelly is Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the School of Divinity, University of St Andrews, UK.

• AcknowledgementsNote on TranslationIntroductionPart 1: The Sources of TheologyIntroductory Notes1. M.-Dominique Chenu, ‘Theology’2. H. Bouillard, ‘Conversion and Grace in Aquinas’ 3. J.-M. Le Blond, ‘The Analogy of Truth’4. H. de Lubac, ‘Supernatural and Super-added’5. J Daniélou, ‘Current Trends in Religious Thought’6. Anon. ‘Response to “Theology and its Sources”’Part 2: Attacks on ‘The New Theology’Introductory Notes7. P. Parente, ‘New Tendencies in Theology’8. R. Garrigou-Lagrange, ‘Where is ‘New Theology’ Going?’9. M.-Michel Labourdette, ‘Theology and its Sources’10. M.-Michel Labourdette & M.-Joseph Nicolas, ‘The Analogy of Truth’Part 3: Further Thoughts on Ressourcement Introductory Notes11. J LeBreton, ‘The “Sources Chrétiennes”’ 12. H. de Lubac, ‘Souvenirs’13. Y. Congar, ‘Collective Responsibility’Further Reading and Bibliography

By offering us, in English and in one place, the key papers that inaugurated ‘the new theology’ Patricia Kelly has rendered a great service to English-speaking Christians. Here we find a guide to unlock much of the thinking of Vatican II, and here also we find keys to understand why so many have tried to subvert its trajectory. This sourcebook resources not only ressourcement, but all contemporary Catholic theology.