Pontificio Comitato di Scienze Storiche, Un concilio di oggi. Memoria, recezione e presente del Concilio di Firenze (1439-2019), a cura di Riccardo Burigana e Pierantonio Piatti, Libreria Editrice Vaticana: Citta del Vaticano 2023. 410 pp.
The Council of Florence, in the history of the Church, constitutes an event in which Christians were able to meet to reflect together on the Church and its mission, in a perspective of unity into which the different traditions could converge, without losing sight of their own theological, spiritual, liturgical and faith experience identities. During the days of the Council‘s celebration, as on other occasions in its history, Florence was the capital of dialogue, where in listening to the word of God, Christians, who had come here from a thousand different routes, from Constantinople, Armenia, Egypt, Ethiopia, France and Spain, found a 'home' to overcome differences and prejudices and to cultivate hopes and knowledge, discovering a spiritual communion with which to face the challenges of the world (from the publisher's information).