Council Speeches of Vatican II
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Contributions
- Küng, Hans, 1928- - Contributor
- Congar, Yves, 1904- - Contributor
- O'Hanlon, Daniel, 1919- - Contributor
Publication
1964 - Paulist Press, Glen Rock, N.J, New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
72,000 words, Guess
Page Count
288 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL5915838M
- OCLC Control Number1972386
- OCLC Control Numbercouncilspeecheso00vati
- Library of Congress Control Number64018548
- LibraryThing1087639
Classifications
- DDC282.082
- LCCBX830 1962.A3 K8
Description
The documents of Vatican II / Introductions and commentaries by Catholic bishops and experts. Responses by Protestant and Orthodox scholars. 51 of the most outstanding speeches presented at Vatican II council. Some of the Council Fathers' addresses included are: Cardinal Leaon Suenens, Edward Schick , Emile de Smedt, Paul Rusch , Joseph Descuffi, Maximos IV, Ernest Primeau, Cardinal Paul-Emile Leger, Eugene D'Souza, Stephen A Leven, Cardinal Raul Silva-Henriquez, Cardinal Augustine Bea, Robert E Tracy and Cardinal Valerian Gracias.
Description
From Pope Paul VI's onwards,theses speeches are full of that affection towards people which looks like what it is. Whether the theme is Christian unity, or anti-Semitism and racial discrimination, the religious freedom of the individual or the value of culture and technology, the brotherhood of clergy and laity or the concept of authority as service--all these speeches are filled with humanity and outspoken honesty. These speeches are the record of a dazzling renewal and the symbol of immeasurable hope; so dynamic, indeed, as to be perhaps disconcerting to those whose Catholicism is much involved with the comfort of familiar habit.
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