Name: History of Vatican II: The Council and The Transition, The Fourth Period and The End Of The Council, Spetember 1965-December 1965
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Preface	p. XIII
Abbreviations and Sources	p. XIX
Sources and Archives	p. XXIII
Toward the Fourth Period	p. 1
The Difficulties of the Initial Reception	p. 1
Expectations of the New Conciliar Period	p. 9
Activity of the Episcopal Conferences in Anticipation of the New Period	p. 14
Paul VI and the End of the Council	p. 19
Signs of Concern	p. 19
The "Final" Period: Uncertainties and Strategies for the Future	p. 23
The Commissions Resume Their Work	p. 33
The Coordinating Commission	p. 33
The Work of the Commissions	p. 38
The Doctrinal Commission	p. 38
The Mixed Commission for Schema XIII	p. 39
The Secretariat for Christian Unity	p. 44
Finishing the Work begun: The Trying Experience of the Fourth Period	p. 49
The Synod of Bishops	p. 55
Works and Days	p. 61
Religious Freedom	p. 63
First Morning: Setting their Sights	p. 65
The Schema Comes under Heavy Fire	p. 69
Dangerous Innovation or Traditional Teaching?	p. 69
Between Two Minorities: The Churches of Different Catholic Worlds	p. 74
A Shaken Confidence	p. 79
To Vote or Not to Vote	p. 82
The Vote in Suspense	p. 82
A Vote at Any Cost	p. 85
Toward an Agreement	p. 89
The Authority of Experience and of a Confessor of the Faith	p. 90
The Non-Aligned Decide	p. 91
Building a Majority	p. 92
The Opponents Run out of Ammunition	p. 93
The Secretariat Challenged	p. 94
Paul VI's Decisive Steps	p. 96
September 21 - "The Big Day" - "A Day of Destiny"	p. 101
"Re-re-amending" the Text	p. 109
Tenacity and Exhaustion	p. 112
Schema XIII	p. 122
Philosophical Presuppositions and Theological Options	p. 136
Two Readings of the Contemporary World	p. 138
Conciliar Constitution or Synodal Letter?	p. 139
Winning the Vote to Accept the Schema	p. 142
The Signs of the Times	p. 143
Atheism and Communism	p. 148
Disputed Questions	p. 153
From Casti connubii to Vatican II	p. 153
Rethinking the Church's Teaching on Marriage and Family	p. 154
Marriage: West and East by Way of Africa and Asia	p. 161
Less Important Problems?	p. 163
Culture	p. 163
Economic and Social Life	p. 167
The Life of the Political Community	p. 170
War and Peace	p. 171
The Schema on the Pastoral Office of Bishops and the Government of Dioceses	p. 177
Completing the Conciliar Agenda	p. 185
The Renewal of Religious Life	p. 186
A New Spirit in Ancient Institutions: The Training of Priests	p. 192
The Church and the Problem of Education	p. 199
The Schema during the Third Period	p. 199
The Revision of the Schema	p. 202
The Final Votes on the Schema	p. 205
The Decree on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions	p. 211
The Seventh Public Session (October 28)	p. 221
Warning Signs	p. 221
The Public Session of October 28 and the Promulgation of the Documents	p. 226
The Vicissitudes of the Schema on Priests	p. 231
The Question of Celibacy	p. 231
The Conciliar Debate: Nostalgia for the Past vs. a Sense of Crisis	p. 237
The Work of the Commission	p. 247
The Intervention of the Pope and the Presentation of the Corrections	p. 254
The Laity: A Role in the Church?	p. 264
The Church under the Word of God	p. 275
An Irreducible Doctrinal Conflict	p. 278
The Text Presented for the Vote	p. 278
Amendment of the Text by the Small Advisory Commission	p. 287
The Impasses in the Doctrinal Commission	p. 296
Safeguarding the "Economic" Approach to Revelation	p. 297
Should the Schema Speak More Clearly about the Constitutive Nature of Tradition?	p. 299
Do the Scriptures Teach "Saving Truth"?	p. 311
Should the Historical Character of the Gospels Be Asserted?	p. 314
Is Reading the Bible for Everyone?	p. 316
The Intervention of Higher Authority	p. 321
The Atmosphere in the Council	p. 321
Cardinal Cicognani's Letter	p. 324
The Debate in the Doctrinal Commission on October 19	p. 334
The Report of October 29 and the Final Votes	p. 339
The Significance of the Doctrinal Compromise and Its Initial Reception	p. 342
The Text of Dei Verbum, the Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation	p. 342
The Significance of the Final Phase of the Drafting and of the Abiding Doctrinal Conflict	p. 347
Dei Verbum and the Other Conciliar Documents	p. 350
Enabling Theology to Become Fully Evangelical	p. 353
A Magisterium above all Pastoral	p. 357
November 18: Paul VI Looks Ahead to the Postconciliar Period	p. 358
Institutional Reforms for the Postconciliar Period	p. 359
Starting the Process for the Canonization of Pius XII and John XXIII	p. 361
The Final Weeks of the Council	p. 363
A Hectic Pace and Setting a Course for after the Council	p. 363
The Assembly Ready to Leave, Pope and Curia in High Gear	p. 363
The Decisive Work of the Commissions in the Final Labors of the Council	p. 369
The Working Method of the Commissions	p. 369
Important Figures in the Commissions	p. 372
The Discussion of Indulgences: An Unpleasant Affair	p. 379
Final Work on Gaudium et Spes	p. 386
The Starting Point of the Commission's Work	p. 386
Paul VI at the United Nations - A Conciliar Event	p. 391
General Trends in the Amending of the Schema	p. 394
The Problem of Atheism and Its Condemnation	p. 398
The Social Responsibilities of Ownership	p. 399
The Purposes of Marriage and Birth Control	p. 400
War and Peace and the International Community of Nations	p. 402
The Textus Recognitus and the Votes (November 15-17)	p. 404
A Violation of the Rules of Procedure?	p. 406
The Marriage Question and the Papal Modi	p. 408
Outlawing War Once Again	p. 419
A System of Open Relations: The Church in the Modern World	p. 422
Evangelization of the World or "Propaganda Fide"?	p. 427
The Schema of the Decree on the Missionary Activity of the Church	p. 429
The Introduction	p. 430
Chapter 1: Doctrinal Principles	p. 430
Chapter 2: Missionary Work	p. 432
Chapter 3: Missionaries	p. 433
Chapter 4: The Organization of Missionary Activity	p. 434
Chapter 5: Collaboration	p. 435
The Discussion in the Hall	p. 435
Present-day Reality	p. 436
The Grounds for the Church's Missionary Activity	p. 438
The Essence of the Church's Missionary Activity	p. 439
Directing the Church's Missionary Activity	p. 440
The Role of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith	p. 441
The Revision of the Schema and the Final Votes	p. 443
Mission and Faith Go Together: An Appraisal of Ad gentes	p. 447
Dignitatis Humanae: A Creative Solution	p. 451
A Half-hearted Reform: The Decree on the Ministry and Life of Priests	p. 457
An Overall Description of the Decree	p. 458
The Basic Problem	p. 459
The Ambivalent Answers	p. 460
The Perspectives of Presbyterorum ordinis	p. 465
The Solemn Ceremonies at the Close of the Council	p. 465
The Ecumenical Liturgy of the Word, December 4, 1965	p. 466
The Last General Congregation, December 6, 1965	p. 469
The Public Session, December 7, 1965	p. 472
The Concluding Celebration in St. Peter's Square, December 8, 1965	p. 478
The Council as an Event in the Ecumenical Movement	p. 485
The New Atmosphere	p. 485
Regional Differences	p. 489
The Role of the Observers	p. 491
Effects on the Already Existing Ecumenical Community	p. 493
Reflections and Initiatives of the World Council of Churches	p. 496
Developments in the Worldwide Confessional Families	p. 508
Lutheran World Federation	p. 509
The Christcatholic Church (Old Catholics)	p. 512
The Anglican Communion	p. 515
World Methodist Council	p. 519
World Alliance of Reformed Churches	p. 522
Other Confessional Traditions	p. 525
Orthodoxy	p. 526
United Bible Societies	p. 536
A Transitional Council?	p. 538
The Conclusion of the Council and the Initial Reception	p. 541
The Wearying Task of Ending and the "Revenge" of the Preparatory Period	p. 542
Characteristic Features of the Assembly: Method and New Subjects	p. 543
The Burden of Voting and the Maturing of the Episcopal Conferences	p. 546
Charles Journet and Jacques Maritain	p. 548
The Results of the Fourth Period and the Final Messages	p. 549
Toward the Postconciliar Period	p. 552
From Vatican II to the Postconciliar Period: Context and Conditions for Reception	p. 559
Ecumenical Attitudes as the Council Concluded	p. 564
Perspectives for Interpreting the Council	p. 565
The Conclusion of the Council	p. 566
Transition to a New Age	p. 573
Too Soon or Too Late?	p. 574
A Council for the Sake of Aggiornamento	p. 576
A Pastoral Council	p. 580
A Council of Union	p. 585
The Shape of the Church and Dialogue with the World	p. 588
Vatican II and Tradition	p. 592
The Parallelogram of Forces: Episcopate - Pope - Curia - Public Opinion	p. 595
Theology at the Council	p. 602
A Turning Point?	p. 604
The "Secret" or Hidden Council	p. 614
Council and Society	p. 620
Prospects	p. 624
Historical Importance	p. 628
Locating Vatican II in History	p. 640
Excursus: The Sources for the Second Vatican Council	p. 645
Index of Names	p. 653
Index of Subjects	p. 673
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