Tag: Vatican II

"In Jesus," he said, "God makes us sons and daughters, and calls us to become like Him, albeit in our fragile humanity."

Pope Leo XIV presides at the celebration of 60 years of “Nostra aetate”, the Second Vatican Council’s Declaration on Interreligious Dialogue

Our over-concern for Church structures, rites, and doctrines blinds us from listening to the real needs of the poor

Since Vatican II, the Church has actually been busy returning to its sources, especially the Scriptures and the Apostolic Tradition

Like that of the bishops and priests, the ministry of deacons is a participation in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and kingly mission.

It is not enough to listen to the laity coming from the mandated organizations. The voice of the poor and marginalized need to be listened to

“If we did not have that point of reform that was the Second Vatican Council, the Church today would be a small sect, unknown to most people”

Out of the thousands of chairs used during the ecumenical council, 24 seats can still be found today in a church near the Vatican

Vatican II complemented the First Vatican Council’s teaching

Pope Francis warned Catholics about the strategy of the devil, who sows weeds of division among the faithful