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With support from students, he has been consistently updating the bibliography. “The new titles are in different colors,” he explains.
Since releasing the bibliography, he has been fielding corrections from scholars all over the world. “It is an ecumenical work,” he says. “Everyone can suggest, correct, and also propose to change something.”
He shares one of his most exciting moments of feedback related to the bibliography—a long email from a young student who was completing her master’s degree. “She found the bibliography on the web,” he recalls. “She was able to do research even without a library, even without direct access to these kinds of journals.”
The bibliography is available for free at Centro Studi per l’Ecumenismo
