Kenjie Cortez’s “A Church in Communion: PCP II and the Early Church” revisits the ecclesiological vision of the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines, in time for the 30th anniversary of PCP II in 2022 and coinciding with the ongoing Synod on Synodality. Responding to the lack of a “synthetic ecclesiology” that was observed by Cardinal Tagle in PCP II’s section on the Church, Cortez attempts to gather its insights in light of the witness of the Early Church as expressed in Acts 2:42; 4:32-35. This he does under three emblematic headings: “A Church in the Spirit,” “A Church in Search,” and “A Church in Sharing,” which he applies to PCP II’s vision of being Church of the Poor to elaborate on its pneumatological, missionary and eucharistic aspects. He reaffirms the significance of PCP II as a “watershed moment for a local Church” that, at the same time, continues to be “a gift and task” for us after three decades.