History of the Second Vatican Council. Volume 4. The Cathedral Church. The Third Period and the Intermission between Sessions
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In the fourth volume of "history", on the basis of previously never published sources, the course of the third session of the cathedral is restored, the result of which was the adoption of two most significant documents: the dogmatic constitution about the church and the decree of ecumenism. The inspiration, prevailing at the two previous sessions, gave way to the realization of how a grandiose task was facing the father of the cathedral. The pressure on the various sides and the requirements to achieve specific results was mixed with the desire of some bishops to complete the cathedral simultaneously with the third session. There were many difficult issues on the agenda, but not one of them was discussed as intensely and addictedly as the issue of the collegial nature of the church management. Also, among the issues put forward during the third session for voting, there is eschatology and the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary, care for souls and the pastoral role of bishops, divine revelation, religious freedom and attitude towards Jews, as well as, for the first time, the apostles of the laity and the church in the modern world . Many cathedral fathers were disappointed with the events that occurred in the final days of the session - some called them "Black Week" - however, this only fueled the interest to what the fourth and final session of the II Vatican Cathedral will be
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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ISBN:5-89647-103-3
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