Why Vatican II Called the Church the ‘People of God’
COMMENTARY: ‘People of God’ was an important way by which the Church could express herself as an institution rooted in the mystery of the Trinity, yet present and active in the world.
COMMENTARY: ‘People of God’ was an important way by which the Church could express herself as an institution rooted in the mystery of the Trinity, yet present and active in the world.
The Pope said the Acts of the Apostles ‘offers us an important light on how to deal with differences and seek the truth in love.’
Participant at recent Vatican symposium reveals some ideas being discussed.
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