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Tytuł:
Jan XXIII. Papież odnowy Kościoła
John XXIII. The Pope of the Renewal of the Church
Autorzy:
Rabczyński, Paweł
Tematy:
John XXIII
renewal of the Church
modernization of the Church (aggiornamento)
the signs of the times
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Wydawca:
Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum
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https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1418444.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
The canonization of Pope John XXIII, which took place on the 27th of April 2014, caused many commentators of the Church and theologians to reconsider his life and work. The greatness of this Bishop of Rome shows particularly in his work on the renewal of the Church. Owing to the Good Pope, as he was often referred to, the Church opened itself to the contemporary world and started a dialogue with it, but also met with it and offered a clear answer to the problems of individual people and the whole of mankind. Throughout his short, nearly 5-year-long pontificate (1958-1963) the Bishop of Rome managed to transform the image of the Church and propose concrete projects of the new organization of the society. There are two characteristic and closely related elements of the ecclesial renewal in the papal teachings: the modernization of the Church and reading the signs of the times. Without permanent modernization the Church cannot effectively fulfil its mission of continuing Christ’s work and preaching the Good News of salvation. John XXIII looked optimistically on contemporary processes and perceived God’s intentions revealed through them – the signs of the times which are the characteristic features of an epoch transpiring in the course of history. Discerning the signs of the times is a necessary condition for the Church to understand the ever changing reality of the world to which it is sent. The most important event of John XXIII’s pontificate was the preparation and convention of the Second Vatican Council.
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Biblioteka Nauki
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Tytuł:
Pope John XXIII and The Second Vatican Council
Papież Jan XXIII a II Sobór Watykański
Autorzy:
Kubiś, Adam
Wydawca:
Papieski Wydział Teologiczny we Wrocławiu
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https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/695547.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Pope John XXIII not only announced, but also prepared and inaugurated the Second Vatican Council. Summoning Vaticanum II was announced by John XXIII on 25th of January 1959. Few months after the announcement, the Pope set up (17.05.1959) the Ante-preparatory Commission. Commission’s tasks was to establish contacts with the Catholic Episcopates of different countries, the Dicasteries of the Roman Curia and the Catholic Universities, in order to consult and receive some suggestions regarding the Council. The head of the Ante-preparatory Commission was card. D. Tardini, then the Secretary of State. Mons. P. Felici, the auditor of the Roman Rota was a secretary. Gathering the materials took the Ante-preparatory Commission one year. On 5. June 1960, Pope John XXIII established ten Preparatory Commissions and two secretariats. The basic objectives of these organs was to study the Council’s topics indicated by the Pope. The results of these activities were published. Only the works of the Central Preparatory Commission, which sometimes included up to 150 members and contained the presidents of the other Preparatory Commissions and the secretariats were fully reconstructed. The works of the Commissions and secretariats preparing substantial issues of The Second Vatican Council are published in 76 schemas (texts). During the pontificate of John XXIII the first session of The Second Vatican Council took place (11. October to 8. December 1962). A special consideration should be given to Council’s discussion on the schema of the sources of the Revelation. After many days of a vigorous discussion there was a vote. Almost 2/3 of the participants voted against the continuation of discussing this text. However, it was not the required majority. In this situation, John XXIII personally decided to remove this schema form the agenda and established a special, mixed commission, composed of the representatives of the opposed fractions. The aim of this commission was to develop a new schema in this issue. It allowed the council to avoid the impasse. The most discussed schemas were on liturgy and on the means of social communication. The last schema was decided by vote, but only “in its essence”. The discussion on the schema on the Church, closing the first session, turned out to be the most important. It indicated the Council to present the Church in its nature, its mission and various relations with the world. The Adagia of John XXIII, which was a quintessence of the Council’s program is enclosed in a word aggiornamento (it.) or accomodata renovatio (lat.). Pope John XXIII gave his life for the Council. The author of this paper encloses a speech of the Pope John XXIII to the polish bishops, granted on 8th October 1962.
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