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The Making of Vatican II’s ‘Dignitatis Humanae’ Offers Lessons on Religious Freedom

COMMENTARY: As the SSPX moves toward unauthorized episcopal ordinations, Vatican II’s path to ‘Dignitatis Humanae’ sheds light on the Church’s teaching on religious freedom.

‘Dignitatis Humanae’ Changing History

COMMENTARY: The declaration of religious freedom shattered the communist claim that there was no sanctuary of personal identity and integrity into which the party-state could not assert itself.

‘Dignitatis Humanae’ at 60: Vatican II’s Decisive Stand for Religious Freedom

COMMENTARY: The early history of the landmark document manifests the significant doctrinal development, which led the Catholic Church to proclaim the vital importance of religious liberty for modern society.

Recovering Our Understanding of Religious Freedom

COMMENTARY: We must defend the autonomy of the Church, its institutions and faithful Catholics’ ability to meet the needs of those in our midst.

Carl Anderson: Dignitatis Humanae Can Help Address Religious Freedom Crisis

‘Dignitatis Humanae’ and the Freedom to Serve

COMMENTARY: The Second Vatican Council’s declaration on religious liberty is just as important today as it was when it was promulgated by Blessed Pope Paul VI 50 years ago today.

Striving for a Better Understanding of ‘Dignitatis Humanae’

Scholars at an October conference will meet in the birthplace of St. Benedict to search for answers on the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council declaration.

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To Judge or Not to Judge?

COMMENTARY: The more I listen to and learn from Pope Francis, the more convinced I become that this ‘moral attention shift’ is at the center of his pastoral agenda for the Church.

Archbishop Chaput: What Is True Religious Freedom?

In a lecture at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Philadelphia’s shepherd discusses emerging threats to religious freedom a half century after the Council Fathers approved Dignitatis Humanae.