Just
before Vatican II there was a tremendous reaction away from legalism and casuistry which, it seems, some theologians even wanted the Council to condemn formally.
Before Vatican II, liturgy was out of touch with modern experience; now, however, the pendulum has perhaps swung too far in the opposite direction, reducing the liturgy to a product of such experience.
He wrote three
before Vatican II: The Struggle over Roman Catholic Dogma, Conflict with Rome, and New Perspectives in the Rome — Reformation Controversy.
Like others, Crooker notes that some of the most notorious serial offenders were ordained
before Vatican II, in «the good old days» when seminaries insisted on obedience to the Magisterium, scorned effeminacy, and were strict about «particular friendships.»
The desire for liturgical reform, above all Mass in the vernacular, was widespread among the clergy, and to some extent among the laity as well, in the decades
before Vatican II.
Maritain's talk of a «crisis» in Catholicism evident even
before Vatican II was over seemed wholly out of touch with the council's great success at bringing about deep changes Maritain himself, as much as anyone, had long passionately advocated.
At one point, he observed (apropos exactly what I don't recall) that the Church
before Vatican II «was like a convent,» and the opening to the world effected by the council was simply necessary.
In the preparatory period
before Vatican II, when St. John XXIII asked all the bishops of the world to send in memoranda on the subjects most important for the Council to address, Bishop Karol Wojtyla of Krakow suggested organizing all the materials of the Council around two central topics: person and communio.
The rigorous anti-modernism of the decades
before Vatican II, however needed it may have been for a time, tried to let the winds of modernity into the Church only one purified breeze at a time.
«When I arrived, it was 1961, just
before Vatican II.
For the most part, the Jesuits who had completed their formation
before Vatican II have remained faithful to their previous vision of the Church and the Society, and were able to integrate Vatican II into that vision.
It is hard to think one's way back to the times
before Vatican II, before ecumenical and self - critical Catholicism, before non-Catholic awareness of intra-Catholic conflict and the like, to reconstruct a plausible basis for such understandings.
It almost seems as if nothing
before Vatican II is worth noticing any more.
Roman Catholicism, long
before Vatican II, began to stress catechism, preaching and the translation of scripture into the vernacular.
That was
before Vatican II.
«Vatican girls.xxx, Vatican sluts.xxx, it's almost infinite - to say nothing of all the obscene words you can put together and all the words not only after but
before Vatican.
New propaganda being introduced serving the Israelies after all them knights were serving fighting for Jerusalem beside guarding the treasures and scriptures of wisdom and sorcery... which they learnt to use to gain their richness
before the Vatican declared them as sinners and had them killed...!
Before Vatican II, conscience formation by Catholics was one - sidedly paternalistic.
Before Vatican II, Roman Catholics left the Old Covenant relatively inconspicuous at mass, and Episcopalians did the same until recently.
But deliberate and carefully planned change in worship is a new phenomenon in U.S. Protestantism, just as it was unprecedented for Roman Catholics
before Vatican II.
I hasten to add that this was long ago and far away —
before Vatican II was even a glimmer in Angelo Roncalli's eye.
Not exact matches
Sites like St. Peter's Tomb in the
Vatican or the Alhambra fortress in Spain only allow a certain amount of visitors in each day, and you'll need to make those arrangements well
before you arrive.
(CNN)- Pope Benedict XVI is considering changing the
Vatican constitution to allow a vote for his successor to begin
before March 15,
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said Wednesday.
Besides, according to the
Vatican, it's ok to blame people for what took place well
before their time.
Yet the biblical renaissance imagined
before and during
Vatican II has not, in the main, taken place.
He went on to become the Archbishop of Sydney and then Archbishop of Melbourne,
before becoming the
Vatican's Secretariat for the Economy in 2014.
Consider this possibility: William F. Buckley may be best understood as a central figure in the golden age of what came to be called the American Catholic Renaissance, which began just
before the Second World War and ran through the beginning of the Second
Vatican Council.
In the weeks
before the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, Pope John Paul II dispatched a
Vatican diplomat, Cardinal Pio Laghi, to the White House with an unequivocal message: Stand down.
It actualy is very close to the origional version used in the United States after
Vatican II,
before they simplified it a few years later.
Even
before she served at the
Vatican, noted Fr.
The issues that preoccupied
Vatican diplomacy
before 1993 have become moot.
If he was disciplinarian
before Pope, and there IS a disciplinarian at the
Vatican, why didn't Benedict XVI get rid of some of the alleged backstabbers and / or corrupt clergy in the Curia?
The cardinals may to be able to pull it off
before March 15, according to
Vatican spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi.
Long
before Pope Francis» off - script, populist touches led some to dub him the «people's pope,» John broke precedent by escaping the
Vatican to visit hospitals and prisons.
It was exactly this point that Pope Benedict sought to highlight in an address he gave three days
before Christmas to senior staff in the
Vatican.
Before he became Pope, he oversaw a tightening of procedures and reform of the way that the
Vatican deals with sexual abuse cases that come to it in order to deal with more cases, more efficiently and with greater justice for the victims.
(The
Vatican originally said four homeless men joined the Pope's birthday celebration
before revising the number late Tuesday.)
Keep in mind that this was
before the Second
Vatican Council and the many changes and destabilizations that followed in its wake.
According to
Vatican Radio, only once
before have images of the centuries - old linen cloth been broadcast.
1) Laws have been used and maintained by men long
before the catholic church started imposing theirs upon the people 2) The
vatican observatory has tried to use its influence to den scientific study and control what is known.
The style of the
vatican is to do these things and people say that if thye allowed the calergy to get married that this would not happen, but many of these clergy are abusers
before they become catholic clergy, they just have somewhere they can hide.
«Thinking Catholics, who knew what had happened in Rome
before the encyclical, who had absorbed all that
Vatican II had to say about the Church as the People of God, had assumed that their concerns would be listened to and change in the Church's stance on birth control was inevitable.»
From Gregory XVI to the Declaration of
Vatican II on toleration, the Church traveled a long way
before it could formulate its position in regard to modern society in a many - sided and to some extent mature form.
Her answers to my series of questions were both astonishing and revealing: She confirmed for me that her academic team did not speak to a single patient, medical analyst, associate, or worker of Mother Teresa's
before writing their paper against her; nor did they examine how all her finances were spent; nor did they speak with anyone at the
Vatican involved with her sainthood cause, or consult the
Vatican's medical board which certified the miracle attributed to Blessed Teresa.
The Guardian: Sistine Chapel tourists to be vacuumed and cooled to protect frescoes The 5 million tourists who visit the Sistine Chapel every year are to be vacuum cleaned and cooled down
before entry in an effort to reduce the pollution damaging Michelangelo's frescoes, the director of the
Vatican museums said.
Millions of people flock to the
vatican every year to kneel
before and idolize the pope.
Gordon Thomas, a Protestant, was given access to previously unpublished
Vatican documents and tracked down victims, priests and others who had not told their stories
before.
According to that analysis, it has been characteristic of John Paul II's diplomacy that his dramatic acts of public witness to the importance of freedom» in Poland,
before the United Nations, in Cuba, and so on» have stood in tension with the continuing, more traditional, diplomacy of the
Vatican, even to the point of contradiction.
When I have tried to introduce the idea of the nontranslatable Qur» an to my Harvard students and Western friends, one of their typical reactions is to think that, like Roman Catholics and the Latin Mass
before the Second
Vatican Council, Muslims will also soon come to realize the necessity for translation, which will then open them up to higher criticism.
A conversation with Frère Roger a few months
before the opening of
Vatican II is still alive in my memory.