The Council in action : theological reflections on the Second Vatican Council /
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New York,
Sheed and Ward
[1963]
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Table of Contents:
- Could the council be a failure?
- What do Christians expect of the council?
- Has the council come too soon?
- What is an ecumenical council?
- Vatican II : a good start
- Procedural differences
- Liturgical reform in the light of history
- Importance of liturgical reform for Christian unity?
- Latin : the church's mother-tongue?
- The renewal of the canon
- Reform of the breviary in the light of history
- "Early Catholicism" in the New Testament as a problem in controversial theology
- Why are dogmatic pronouncements so difficult to make today?
- What is and what is not the theological task of this council?
- The Petrine office and the apostolic office
- The missions in the ecumenical age
- What has been achieved?