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| Preface | xi | |
| Prologue | ||
| Starting Point: Getting the Job | 1 | |
| How John XXIII Got His Job | 2 | |
| Five Factions | 3 | |
| Five Candidates | 5 | |
| Who John Was When He Got the Job | 5 | |
| The State of the Organization and the Office in 1958 | 12 | |
| The Era of John's Predecessor, Pope Pius XII (1939-1958) | 13 | |
| The Need for a Change | 16 | |
| How John Grasped His Starting Point | 18 | |
| What John Had to Manage and Lead | 20 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 27 | |
| Part I | Getting Set | |
| Chapter 1 | Setting a Tone | 29 |
| The First Hundred Days | 29 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 36 | |
| Chapter 2 | Setting a Course | 39 |
| Defining a Program | 39 | |
| Stating a Purpose | 52 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 55 | |
| Chapter 3 | Setting a Strategy | 57 |
| John's Three Goals | 58 | |
| John's Person | 59 | |
| John's Purposive Program | 64 | |
| John's Symbolic Communication | 64 | |
| John's Institutional Ally | 65 | |
| John's Consistency | 65 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 68 | |
| Chapter 4 | Assembling a Team | 69 |
| John's Five Main Collaborators | 69 | |
| Loris Capovilla | 71 | |
| Alfredo Cavagna | 73 | |
| Domenico Tardini | 75 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 80 | |
| Chapter 5 | Establishing an Administrative Routine | 81 |
| John's Daily Schedule | 81 | |
| John's Laissez-faire Mode | 88 | |
| Moderating the Curia | 93 | |
| Changing the College of Cardinals | 95 | |
| Making the Bishops a Governing College | 98 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 98 | |
| Chapter 6 | Crafting a Message | 101 |
| John's Pastoral Intent | 101 | |
| Convivenza: A New Order of Human Relations | 103 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 111 | |
| Chapter 7 | Using the Media | 113 |
| Symbols, Spectacles, Spectaculars, Language | 113 | |
| Statements and Documents | 121 | |
| Mater et magistra | 126 | |
| Pacem in terris | 130 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 132 | |
| Chapter 8 | Using Time | 135 |
| A Pattern and the Turning Point | 135 | |
| Amleto Cardinal Cicognani | 137 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 152 | |
| Part II | Getting the Job Done | |
| Chapter 1 | Execution One: Toward Ecumenical Unity | 155 |
| John's Pentecostal Leadership | 156 | |
| Augustin Cardinal Bea | 160 | |
| The Secretariat for Christian Unity | 164 | |
| How Bea and the Secretariat advanced John's Program | 168 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 180 | |
| Chapter 2 | Execution Two: Toward Pastoral Truth | 183 |
| The Way to Truth: Vatican Council II | 183 | |
| Prelude: The Synod of Rome | 184 | |
| Preparing Vatican II | 188 | |
| May 1959-June 1960: Antepreparatory Period | 188 | |
| June 1960-1961: Preparatory Period | 195 | |
| 1961-1962: Final Preparation | 208 | |
| Spiritual Preparation | 215 | |
| Preparing to Make News | 217 | |
| Two Viewpoints Emerge | 220 | |
| Controversy over the Pontifical Biblical Institute | 226 | |
| Role of the Secretariat for Christian Unity | 230 | |
| John's Opening Speeches, September 11 and October 11 | 230 | |
| Two Viewpoints Clash | 237 | |
| October-December 1962: The Dramatic First Session | 237 | |
| John's Role and How He Managed It | 241 | |
| Cardinal Suenens' Role | 245 | |
| Summary | 249 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 250 | |
| Chapter 3 | Execution Three: Toward World Peace | 251 |
| John's Way to Peace | 252 | |
| New Diplomatic and Political Direction | 254 | |
| Contacting Russia | 255 | |
| The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis | 257 | |
| Pacem in terris | 259 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 263 | |
| Conclusion | ||
| The Leadership Wisdom of John XXIII | 265 | |
| Strategy, Tactics, Spirituality | 266 | |
| Strategy | 267 | |
| Tactics | 268 | |
| Spirituality | 270 | |
| Spirituality and Leadership | 281 | |
| Questions for You from John's Model | 286 | |
| Notes | 287 | |
| Selected Bibliography | 297 | |
| Index | 303 |
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Trevor Fernihough
reviewed Pope John XXIII: Model, Mentor and Patron Saint for Leaders on June 26, 2016
Pope John XXIII: Model, Mentor and Patron Saint for Leaders
I like Oshry and his analysis of systems - superuseful (though Seeing Systems is more fun and practical)
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