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La Vie quotidienne au Vatican sous Jean-Paul II
Hachette 1985 344 pages in8. 1985. Broché. 344 pages. Cet ouvrage de Jean Chélini publié en 1985 dans la collection "La Vie quotidienne" chez Hachette décrit la vie interne du Vatican et le fonctionnement de l'institution catholique durant le pontificat de Jean-Paul II. Il s'attache à présenter la personnalité du pape ainsi que les aspects concrets de la vie dans l'État du Vatican sans esprit critique affirmé selon certaines sources
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PIE XII ET LA SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE ; D'APRES LES ARCHIVES DU VATICAN
Perrin 1999 336 pages in8. 1999. Broché. 336 pages. Cet ouvrage historique de Pierre Blet examine l'action du pape Pie XII pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1940-1945) en s'appuyant exclusivement sur les douze volumes d'archives de la Secrétairerie d'État du Vatican. Il se présente comme une contribution majeure au débat passionné entourant l'attitude et les actions du Vatican durant cette période en adoptant une approche documentaire et en évitant les jugements a priori
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Vatican ii l'église de Vatican ii Tome III commentaires cerf
1966 1966. Vatican II: L'Église de Vatican II Tome III Commentaires/ Cerf 1966
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Vatican I, Infallible or Neglectable? Historical and Theological Approaches to the Event and Reception of the First Vatican Council
, Brepols, 2023 Paperback, 348 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Language(s):English, French. ISBN 9782503601717.
Summary On 20 October 1870 pope Pius IX adjourned the First Vatican Council, because of the Italian Rissorgimento troops approaching the city of Rome. Given that the Council had only opened less than a year prior, on 8 December 1869, the act was emblematic. The council, as the Catholic Church's protective response against all things new - rationalism, liberalism, naturalism, materialism, and pantheism - was overtaken by history. Given its premature end not all documents prepared were completed and those that were promulgated, became among the most controversial documents in the nineteenth and twentieth-century Catholic Church, strongly defining its relations to other Christian confessions and modernity. Similarly, around one hundred years after the suspension of the First Vatican Council its historical and theological study was overtaken by the event of the Second Vatican Council, known for its rapprochement to the modern world. The history and results of the First Vatican Council were either forgotten or reinterpreted in light of this subsequent council's decisions. In light of the 150th anniversary of this council, the editors and authors of this volume set themselves the goal of re-examining this tradition of historical and theological reception (and forgetting) of the First Vatican Council. TABLE OF CONTENTS Vatican I, Infallible or Neglectable? Historical Perspectives on the Event and Reception of the First Vatican Council Edited by Dries Bosschaert, Peter De Mey, and Simon Beentjes Introduction Dries Bosschaert, Peter De Mey, and Simon Beentjes Part I: The History of Vatican I and its Main Actors The Holy See, Church and Politics The Climax of Vatican I (1864-1876) Andrea Ciampani (LUMSA di Roma) Victor Dechamps, Archbishop of Mechelen (Belgium), on the Eve of the First Vatican Council Dries Vanysacker (KU Leuven) Des v ques de juste milieu. Le cardinal Mathieu et la minorit inopportuniste Vincent Petit 'Ein Mann mit eiserner Natur': Archbishop Peter Kenrick, Vatican I, and his Submission to Pastor ternus Kenneth L. Parker (Duquesne University) Ignaz von D llinger and the First Vatican Council Franz Xaver Bischof (Ludwig Maximilians Universit t M nchen) The First Vatican Council and the Faculty of Theology at Louvain Leo Kenis (KU Leuven) Russian Diplomats on Vatican I Papal Infallibility, the Emergence of 'Parties' and Concerns on Catholic Clergy in the Empire Katsiaryna Kimlenka (Lomonosov Moscow State University) Part II: Reconsidering the Doctrine of Vatican I Catholic Socio-Economic Thought in the 1860s and its Impact on Vatican I Alina Potempa (Humboldt-Universit t zu Berlin) 'Ecclesiam esse corpus Christi mysticum' Supremi Pastoris, Clemens Schrader and the Ecclesiology of the Mystical Body Valfredo Maria Rossi (Pontifical Gregorian University) Joseph Kleutgen and the Second Schema De Ecclesia Infallibility and the Minor Theological Censures John P. Joy (Albert the Great Center for Scholastic Studies) John Henry Newman, Vatican I and the doctrine of Papal Infallibility Cautions and Contributions Mary McCaughey (St. Mary's College Oscott) The Blessing that comes from ?Anathemas? The Traces of Hope that emerged in Vatican I Susana Vilas Boas (Universidade Cat lica Portuguesa) Part III: Receptions of Vatican I The First Vatican Council and Anglicanism Mark D. Chapman (University of Oxford) The Reception of the First Vatican Council in Old Catholic (Ecumenical) Theology Peter-Ben Smit (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Infallibility in Perspective The Different Receptions of Pastor Aeternus among Catholic Ecumenists before the Second Vatican Council Simon Beentjes (KU Leuven) La primaut dans les conciles du Vatican R ception ou rupture ? Fermina Alvarez Alonso (Pontificia Universitas Lateranensis) The Trinitarian Theology of Bernard Lonergan An Example of the Reception of Vatican I in 20th-Century Theology Andrew Downie (Durham University) Can the Clock be Turned Back? Understandings of Tradition and Change in Vatican I's and Vatican II's Responses to the Modern World Kristin Colberg (College of Saint Benedict)
L'espion du Vatican
salvator 1968 479 pages in8. 1968. broché. 479 pages. Récit autobiographique du prêtre jésuite américain Walter Ciszek capturé par les Soviétiques en Pologne pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Accusé d'être un espion du Vatican il est déporté et passe vingt-trois ans dans les prisons et camps de travail en Sibérie survivant à des conditions extrêmes
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