The “Preeminent Issue” is the Defense of Life, According to Vatican II
A Catholic who claims to be a “Vatican II Catholic” cannot ignore the Council’s explicit teaching that abortion is not just “one issue among many.”
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It Is Not the Fault of Voltaire or Vatican II
“The meaning of the sacred is at the heart of all human civilization.” —Cardinal Robert Sarah
Cardinal Zen: In Vatican II, Catholics Hear ‘Real Voice of the Holy Spirit’
Cardinal Zen warned against interpretations of Vatican II not “faithful to the documents of the Council, but rather a subjective understanding of it.”
I Read the Journal of Henri de Lubac
In recognition of his work, Pope St. John Paul II created de Lubac a cardinal in 1983.
Ralph Martin on Salvation of Souls: ‘Urgently Carry Out the Work of Evangelization’
Seminary professor and author highlights Vatican II’s teaching that is often misunderstood.
Is Now the Time to Turn the Page on Vatican II Squabbles?
COMMENTARY: In the Jubilee Year of Mercy, Catholics can both embrace the strengths of Vatican II and recognize its weaknesses, while moving forward to effectively evangelize the modern world.
Doing the Father’s Will: How Orthodox Rabbis See Common Ground With Christians
Orthodox rabbis’ praise of Christianity as a ‘gift to the nations’ comes shortly after the Vatican’s statements marking the 50th anniversary of Nostra Aetate.
Did the Second Vatican Council Accomplish What It Set Out to Do?
Noted Philosopher Germain Grisez Discusses the Council After 50 Years
Rabbi: From John XXIII to Francis, Jewish-Catholic Relations Have Vastly Improved
The Second Vatican Council ushered in a sea change in relations between the Church and the Jewish people with the declaration Nostra Aetate.
