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Research paper thumbnail of The Catholic Character of Catholic Universities

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Research paper thumbnail of The Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University: An Example of Fostering Dialogue and Understanding

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Research paper thumbnail of The Contribution of Monastic Life to the Church and the World: Essays in Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Mount Saviour Monastery

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Research paper thumbnail of Lay leaders in Catholic higher education: An emerging paradigm for the twenty-first century

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Research paper thumbnail of Vatican II: The Continuing Agenda

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Research paper thumbnail of Examining Nostra Aetate After 40 Years: Catholic-Jewish Relations in Our Time

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Research paper thumbnail of Reading the Signs of the Times: An Ongoing Task of the Church in the World

I N CALLING THE Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII invited the Church not only to renew hers... more I N CALLING THE Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII invited the Church not only to renew herself but also to renew her relationship to the world so as to be of better service to the entire human family on its journey to God. The Council was to do this by understanding better the great events occurring in history and by listening to the voice of the Lord in these signs of the times. In so doing, the Council gave the Church a continuing way to assess its mission in the world. The primary purpose of this chapter will be to examine how the bishops at the Vatican Council read the signs of the times in their historical context. It will also briefly describe several other examples of how this method of theo­ logical reflection has been used since the Council and will draw some conclusions for the ongoing work of the Church in the world. What did the bishops mean when they used the term "signs of the times"? It seems to me that what they meant were those significant events, ph...

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Research paper thumbnail of The C atholic Intellectual Tradition and Sacred

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Research paper thumbnail of The Catholic Intellectual Tradition and Sacred Heart University

Sacred Heart University Review, 1998

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Research paper thumbnail of The Catholic Character of Catholic Universities

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Research paper thumbnail of The Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University: An Example of Fostering Dialogue and Understanding

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Research paper thumbnail of The Contribution of Monastic Life to the Church and the World: Essays in Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Mount Saviour Monastery

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Research paper thumbnail of Lay leaders in Catholic higher education: An emerging paradigm for the twenty-first century

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Research paper thumbnail of Vatican II: The Continuing Agenda

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Research paper thumbnail of Examining Nostra Aetate After 40 Years: Catholic-Jewish Relations in Our Time

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Research paper thumbnail of Reading the Signs of the Times: An Ongoing Task of the Church in the World

I N CALLING THE Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII invited the Church not only to renew hers... more I N CALLING THE Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII invited the Church not only to renew herself but also to renew her relationship to the world so as to be of better service to the entire human family on its journey to God. The Council was to do this by understanding better the great events occurring in history and by listening to the voice of the Lord in these signs of the times. In so doing, the Council gave the Church a continuing way to assess its mission in the world. The primary purpose of this chapter will be to examine how the bishops at the Vatican Council read the signs of the times in their historical context. It will also briefly describe several other examples of how this method of theo­ logical reflection has been used since the Council and will draw some conclusions for the ongoing work of the Church in the world. What did the bishops mean when they used the term "signs of the times"? It seems to me that what they meant were those significant events, ph...

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Research paper thumbnail of The C atholic Intellectual Tradition and Sacred

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Research paper thumbnail of The Catholic Intellectual Tradition and Sacred Heart University

Sacred Heart University Review, 1998

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