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Pope John XXIII 's rejection of the initial draft , which favored a propositional understanding of revelation ( revelation consists of statements of abstract truths ) and a theory of two sources of revelation ( Scripture and traditionsetthe Second Vatican Council
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reforms in the Roman Catholic Churchresultingfrom the Vatican II council
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Sharing the vision of Pope John XXIII for renewal in the Church , Pope John XXIII was one of four Moderators of the Second Vatican Council ( 1962 - 1965greatly influencingthe Second Vatican Council 's agenda
the diocese ... many changes and developmentsoriginatedfrom the Second Vatican Council
The Holy Spiritledthe Second Vatican Council
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to wide - ranging reforms in Liturgyledto wide - ranging reforms in Liturgy
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to reforms in the Roman Catholic Church between 1962 and 1965leadto reforms in the Roman Catholic Church between 1962 and 1965
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in vast reforms to the Capuchin Order ’s Constitutionsresultedin vast reforms to the Capuchin Order ’s Constitutions
to numerous reforms including reconciliation with Judaismledto numerous reforms including reconciliation with Judaism
to broad reforms , including local language in the liturgyleadingto broad reforms , including local language in the liturgy
to reforms that included stronger emphasis on ecumenism and a new worldly approachledto reforms that included stronger emphasis on ecumenism and a new worldly approach
up to bring modern reforms to the Catholic Church , such as ending the practice of reciting the Mass in Latinwas setup to bring modern reforms to the Catholic Church , such as ending the practice of reciting the Mass in Latin
in many theological and practical changes in the Catholic Churchresultedin many theological and practical changes in the Catholic Church
in motion a chain of reforms that would transform Roman Catholicismsetin motion a chain of reforms that would transform Roman Catholicism
in many changes in the church and religious life that were difficult for herresultedin many changes in the church and religious life that were difficult for her
to many changes , not only in the liturgy but also in the participation of the laityledto many changes , not only in the liturgy but also in the participation of the laity
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such an ideal blue print of the renewal of the Churchhad designedsuch an ideal blue print of the renewal of the Church
to the present problems in the Churchledto the present problems in the Church
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to significant changes across the Catholic Churchledto significant changes across the Catholic Church
in motion the process of ‘ aggiornamento ’ – bringing the Catholic Church up to date to meet the demands of the twentieth centurysetin motion the process of ‘ aggiornamento ’ – bringing the Catholic Church up to date to meet the demands of the twentieth century
to assess the church 's role in a rapidly changing worldwas designedto assess the church 's role in a rapidly changing world
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