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Vatican II
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View Chart of Pope John Paul II
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Birth Data
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| Birth
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10/13/1962
(October 13, 1962) |
| Birth
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09:00
(9:00 AM) MET (-1:00) |
| Birth
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Vatican
City, Italy |
| Latitude
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41
N 54 / 12 E 27 |
| Rodden
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B
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Leda
Gregory quotes Alden Hatch, "A Man Named John; the Life of Pope
John XXIII" p.217, for the time of the Vatican II “It's
all in the book as well as posted at websites about Vatican II. This
is when the Catholic gave up the Latin mass etc. It was a very big
deal and might be the basis of a chart of the Catholic church." |
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Interpretive Reports
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From the Indra Report from Kepler.
From the Merlin Report from Kepler.
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Biography
Italian Vatican II which may be considered the chart for the modern
Catholic Church, the Catholic convocation that brought sweeping changes to
the Roman Catholic religion including the saying of Mass in the
vernacular, having priests face the congregants, increased authority for
non-priests, and a general modernization of the practice of Catholicism.
“The sessions didn't start until 10/13/1962 and the sessions went
between 9am and noon. But the first day was the opening ceremony of only
the mass and all the attendants- some 3500 people.”
In the 40 years since the Council, R.C. theologians have fiercely
debated how the church should be run. The council encouraged a sweeping
series of reforms aimed at democratizing the church, but those who
supported its conclusions have often felt themselves at odds with
subsequent popes more committed to centralized power, most notably John
Paul II.
Since the current scandal over sexual abuse, begun in January 2002 with
the case of defrocked priest John Geoghan, reformers have gained strength
for changes on a variety of fronts – from giving the laity more power to
re-examine longstanding policies on celibacy and female priests.
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