Concilium Theology

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The Church and Mankind

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1964

The Church and the Liturgy

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1965

The Pastoral Mission of the Church

The Church and Ecumenism

Moral Problems and Christian Personalism

The Church and the World

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"The need for analyzing the situation as lived in the concrete present in the light of revelation is particularly evident in the field of dogmatic theology."

Takes a candid look at the Constitution on the Sacred Wagner, Johannes Liturgy from Vatican Council II Schillebeeckx, Edward

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1. Christ's redemption is not only carried on by the pastoral activity of the individual priest but by all members of the Church. 2. The active life of the Church FIT Somet Library cannot be split up into pastoral activity and passive function of the flock. 3. the actual life of the Church is conditioned by the contemporary situation of society

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Kung, Hans

Ecumenism was one of the first and hopeful concepts to come through Pope John XXIII newly opened Church windows, Vatican II. "Should not all present-day Christian theologies be ecumenical theology?"

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Bockle, Franz

Within the general framework of Concilium the moral section aims at giving guidance in the basic and practical problems of a genuine Christian moral theology. It is not so much concerned with purely theoretical explanations nor with normative solutions as with a clarification of the Christian's position in the present world.

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Metz, Joannes

Christian faith must be more deeply understood and more effectively proclaimed than at any time in previous Bishop Moore-St ages if it is to confront the growing philosophical, social, Charles Convent and religious pluralism around us.

Historical Problems of Church Renewal

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Aubert, Roger

Pastoral Reform in Church Government

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Jimenez-Urresti, Teodoro

Many inadequacies of our concrete ecclesiology can be discovered and overcome‌only by an historical study of Bishop Moore-St situations, teachings, and customs which have become Charles Convent fixed attitudes affecting our daily lives.

The pastoral direction of Church renewal must confirm Bishop Moore-St the goal of canon law, the salvation of souls, and acquit Charles Convent it of charges of inflexibility and irrelevance.

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Concilium Theology in the Age of Renewal Title

Spirituality in Church and World

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1965

The Human Reality of Sacred Scripture

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1965

Who is Jesus of Nazareth?

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The Church Worships

Rethinking the Church's Mission

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The emergence of the laity in the Church, has arisen out of the very evolution of society. It is marked by the appearance of a distinctive spirituality. The modern Bishop Moore-St Duquoc, Christian layman, involved in the world, is working toward an Charles Convent evangelical expression of the Christian mystery in Christ, the fullness, the completion of all creation.

The authors write with fresh and stimulating insight on such subjects as inspiration and revelation, the book of Benoit, P., Murphy, the People of God, the Truth of Moses and Christ as SSJ Novitiate R. E., van Lersel, BT. Savior, recent literature on prophets, and the wisdom literature.

Brings an extraordinarily rich range of theological thought to bear upon the question, "Who is Jesus". The Schillebeeckx, Christ of history, the Christ of the Bible, the Christ of SSJ Junior College Edward dogma are studied in these pages. Such theologians as Jensen Beach Congar, Riedlinger, and Rousseau carry the vital search through the human consciousness of Jesus...

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Rahner, Karl

Part I: Explores basis in Sacred Scriptures/Fathers, on the nature of the liturgical community Part II: Bibliographical survey, review of literature on the liturgical constitution and Instruction and the international reform of Church music. Part III: presents how the constitution has been put into practice.

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The Church's missionary activity belongs the very essence of the Church, as shown by the Council's Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity. The mission is at SSJ Junior College heart the work of God. Christ added to his missionary Jensen Beach command the promise: "Lo I am with you always to the close of the age."

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Ecumenical Theology; Do we know the Others?

Moral Theology; War Poverty Freedom: The Christian Response

Fundamental Theology; Is God Dead

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Church History; Historical Investigations

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1966

Canon Law; Religious Freedom

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1966

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Kung, Hans

Bockle, Franz

Metz, Joannes

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This book is an attempt to understand other Christians.

To listen to them. And to learn from them. Here is Luther as he takes an ever more important place in the SSJ Junior College contemporary Catholic thought.is Calvin with a message Jensen Beach for present-day Catholics. Here are the Anglicans, the Orthodox Church, the Free Churches.

Moral theology must reach far beyond its pre-conciliar boundaries if it is to help the modern world. It must be fluid, living, growing and translated from textbook type to creative thought and meaningful action if it is to meet and witness to the truth in the milieu of man's present situation.

Three guideposts for dialogue with unbelievers: 1.

Include the awareness that modern unbelief sees itself as a-religious vs anti-religious. 2. Such dialogue must be attempted with full awareness of the inadequacy of any theological response. 3. In the face of unbelief, faith must take account of sin. The believer must first place the question of unbelief to himself.

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All ages pass in panoramic perspective through these pages. Historians and theologians reflect on the early Church, the middle centuries of the great Schism, Aubert, Roger Luther's doctrine of the two kingdoms, Italian Jansenism, the nature of Orthodoxy, a study of American participation in Vatican Councils I and II. Discusses religious freedom from a wide variety of viewpoints: its historical background, religious freedom in Jewish experience, as related to the World Council of SSJ Junior College Edelby, Neophytos Churches, Islam, Hinduism, the newly independent Jensen Beach African states, in Catholic countries and in the Christian East.

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The Christian is meant to live in society. Christianity is meant mot to divorce him from the life of men, but to immerse him in it.

An important expression of the theme of this volume Benoit, P., Murphy, refers to the homily. For living tradition is at work today R. E., van Lersel, BT. in liturgical proclamations How can the unique revelation of Christ be preached Schillenbeeckx, historically and kerygmatically so that it remains Edward relevant to all people all the time?

Discusses the relationship between Baptism and faith, the biblical symbolism of baptism, sponsorship, Wagner, Johannes scrutiny's, and exorcisms, sacred music, baptism and confirmation-the two sacraments of initiation‌.

Several theologians address the issues of dealing with Rahner, Karl unbelievers, the basis of their unbelief‌and how to witness.

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Spirituality in the Secular City

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1966

The Dynamism of Biblical Tradition

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1966

Man as Man & Believer

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1966

Adult Baptism and the Catechumenate

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1967

The Pastoral Approach to Atheism

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1967

The Sacraments

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1967

Kung, Hans

Addresses the sacraments from an ecumenical point of view but seeks biblical foundation for the sacraments

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1967

Bockle, Franz

The Church must continually examine signs of the times and interpret them in light of the Gospel

Bishop Moore-St Charles Convent

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1967

Metz, Joannes

Evolution is addressed from the Christian perspective

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Understanding the Signs of the Times The Evolving World and Theology

Progress and Decline in the History of Church Renewal

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1969

Renewal and Reform of Canon Law

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1967

Duquoc, Christian

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We glimpse the Roman background of early Christianity, the barbaric invasions and the Christian West, Scholasticism, and Christian Humanism of the Aubert, Roger Renaissance, the Byzantine Church and the Muslim world, the Church on the eve of Reformation. Writes of the myth and reality of Americanism.

Vatican II was bound to produce canonical renewal and Bishop Moore St Edelby, Neophytos reform. The Church must remain true to our basic Charles Convent beliefs while adapting to society.

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Opportunities for Belief and Behavior (Spirituality)

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1967

Duquoc, Christian

How does the Christian Confront the Old Testament?

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1968

Benoit, Pierre et al.

The Sacraments in General: A New Perspective

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1968

Schillebeeckx, Edward and Williams, Boniface

Reforming the Rites of Death

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1968

Wagner, Johannes

The Renewal of Preaching

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1968

Rahner, Karl

Apostolic Succession, Rethinking a Barrier to Unity

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1968

Kung, Hans

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Some facets of spirituality are examined here by theological thinkers. "Charity…refers to the particular experience of love whatever friendly or political means SSJ Junior College it uses…If the Churches fail to show forth this link in the Jensen Beach concrete challenges of the world, they simply take refuge in verbalism and show that God, has turned away from our daily existence Marcion replied by eliminating the Hebrew Bible. Later Augustine wrote the massive dictum that dominated Christian exegesis of the Old testament for years. The New testament is hidden in the Old, and the Old Testament is made plain in the new. This style of SSJ Novitiate confrontation varies from age to age, colored by the needs of the times. Approaches to the ever-fruitful encounter of the Christian with the Hebrew Bible as discussed here will prove rewarding.

The word 'sacrament' say the editors, has a new meaning that stretches beyond the 7 sacraments as we know them. The word refers to a transcendent reality, SSJ Novitiate invisible in itself, but manifested in ways that belong to the earth.

Presents a comprehensive picture of Christian death and SSJ Junior College burial, both as regards to modern-day customs and Jensen Beach liturgical reforms that can be anticipated.

"Many people leave the Church because the language flowing from the pulpit has no meaning for them; it has SSJ Junior College no connection with their own life…" This volume Jensen Beach investigates "the trouble with preaching" One of the potential barriers for eventually uniting all Bishop Moore=St Christians is the problem of apostolic succession, I. e.

Charles Convent the Papacy. Provides history and context to support the Library elimination of division between Christian Churches.

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Concilium Theology in the Age of Renewal Title

The Social Message of the Gospels

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Christians are quite clearly expected to provide a constructive contribution to a just order of society and to the solution of ethical problems that constantly emerge. This volume addresses that expectation. Social anthropology emphasizes the importance of binding norms for the social life of mankind. Among these norms the Church must have her place. We cannot find a specific social theory in the Bible, for it provides no argument in favor of either individualism or of collectivism. However, the message from both Old and New Testaments is oriented toward community.

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Faith and the World of Politics

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1968

Metz, Johannes

Prophets in the Church

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1968

Aubert, Roger

The Sacraments in Theology and Canon Law

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1968

Vatican II has had profound impact on the concept of the relationship of the Church with society. Previously the emphasis was placed on individual morality. The promises of the biblical tradition-faith, peace, virtue, reconciliation-cannot be reduced to a private matter.

Discusses concrete examples of Christian Prophets. They are men molded in a quite definite cultural and religious milieu; men who, at a given moment fought for change urged on by the holy spirit. Francis of Assisi, Ignatius of Loyola, John Wesley, Cardinal Newman, Pierre Vincent Lebbe.

Proposes some reflections which may contribute to the making of pastoral decisions in the light of present-day requirements. Discussed are the canonical ordering of Edelby, Neophytos the sacraments, the rights of the laity, the proper age to receive confirmation, the in dissolvability of marriage, mixed marriage, the life and ministry of priests, etc.

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Takes up the theme of the happiness promised by Christian hope in our actual situation. The gift of joy is the focal point of the articles dealing with the feast days, the biblical books, the beatitudes, political, family and economic life, the contemporary world, the cross, the Church, and science, culture, and eschatology.

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The Gift of Joy

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1968

Duquoc, Christian

The Breaking of Bread

40

1969

Benoit, Pierre et al.

The Problem of Eschatology

41

1969

Schillenbeeckx, Edward

The Crisis of Liturgical Reform

42

1969

Liturgy

The Identity of the Priest

43

1969

Rahner, Karl

The Future of Ecumenism

44

1969

Kung, Hans

The Development of Fundamental Theology

46

1969

Metz, Johannes

God chose to encounter man's soul through his body by nourishing him with the body of his Son. Eschatology, i. e. the aspect that concerns the ultimate future, is it purely beyond this world? Present in the current world?

Discusses the future of the liturgy, the future can no longer be simply deduced from the assertion that man is by nature "liturgical'.

Written shortly after Vat II and discusses the various challenges and responsibilities facing priests. Offers for consideration a variety of subjects including; ministry, the priestly function in crisis, , the presbyterium, the common life, the role of priests in a world of revolution.....

If theology is to be successful it must have a firm determination to follow up its conclusions with responsible practical solutions which actively foster ecumenical understanding.

Discusses fundamental theology in relation to a number of topics, including renewal, metatheology, diacritical theology, apologetics, dialogue, pluralism, and the Church's profession of faith. Included are trends in Protestant apologetics, religious language, analytical philosophy, and an evaluation of the works of Henry Dumery.

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Sacralization and Secularization

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1969

The Future of Canon Law

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1969

Secularization and Spirituality

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1969

Dogma and Pluralism

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1970

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Covers such topics as the sociological approach to secularization, primitive man as a believer, ecclesiastical Aubert, Roger institutions in the early centuries, sacralization in the Middle ages‌ The Church's dynamism, reflected in Canon Law, is deeply influenced by the historical and cultural Edelby, Neophytos, dynamism of the world to whose outlines she conforms.

Jimenez-Urresti, If the Church as an historical Institution is to establish Teodoro, and her dialog more effectively, she must hear, distinguish Huizing, Petrus and interpret the voices of our age in order to understand the constitution given to her by Christ and adjust it more successfully to our time.

Secularization refers to an objective and collective movement which makes man reject being ordered Duquoc, Christian about by the Church. Takes up the theme of spiritualization in an era od secularization

Schillebeeckx, Edward

Community does not merely consist in a passive consent to what others are saying and doing, and have said and done in the past. True community implies the courage to bring profound difference of opinion into the open. It is able to bear these differences in the interests of the renewal of communal vitality, and of the new life which, according to Scripture, is the hallmark of the believer.

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Prayer and Community

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1970

Catechetics for the Future

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1970

Post-Ecumenical Christianity

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1970

The Future of Marriage as Institution

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1970

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When the Roman liturgy developed its own rite between the 4th and 7th centuries, the consequent upheaval was not dissimilar from what was being experienced in the light of Vatican II. C. Vogle states in one chapter of his work entitled: "The Period of Oral and Written Improvisation-from the Early Stages to Gregory Schmidt, Herman (590-604)". "This volume appears a few months after Vatican II's Constitution of the Liturgy (Dec 1963) and the Instruction concerning its application." The break between the Latin formulary and those in other languages will soon be complete...This Introduction will doubtless be classed among the study of "liturgical antiquities."

This issue is dedicated to the study of the function of catechetics, or religious education. Identifies the Muller, Alois fundamental questions that face contemporary catechetics, and in this process to highlight a few of its most important practical tasks.

The following two aspects are in urgent need of investigation: 1. The existence of serious differences, in both theory and practice, between the various Kung, Hans Churches; 2. The mutual problems of the Churches in the face of the secular world fortunately serve to balance interconfessional differences.

At the time of this writing, under the "new morality" slogan, a world-wide movement sought to reform sexual morals. The Church was being accused of the promotion of repressive moral norms which globally influenced civil Bockle, Franz laws. Thus certain camps were arguing against traditional marriage and its sexual norms that are Christian in origin. The author claimed that the Church didn't view sex as an expression of love and urged it only for procreation.

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Moral Evil Under Challenge

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1970

Church History in Future Perspective

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1970

Structures of the Church

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1970

Dimensions in Spirituality

59

1970

Immortality and Resurrection

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1970

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Many influential Philosophers and scientists believe they have disposed of the problem of evil and guilt. This has a Metz, Johannes significant influence on believers. This presents a fundamental problem for our faith.

Examines methods of writing history and addresses at least two important aspects such as the syntheses being Aubert, Roger elaborated and religious sociology's contribution to Church history The task is to revise and give practical relevance to the Urresti, T. J. Church's structures as it relates itself to the world.

Christian theology was beginning to remind itself that the biblical writers were witnesses to a promise. God's Duquoc, Christian future inhabited their present. The future in 1970 haunted many people but men like Ernst Bloch built up a philosophy centered on hope.

That man has an immortal soul is for many one of the pillars that supports his life of faith. Addresses doubts of Benoit, Pierre & eternal life within today's flock and covers extant Murphy, Roland literature of historical beliefs around immortality starting with early cultures surrounded by the world of the Bible.

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