Jay P. Corrin, Catholic Progressives in England after Vatican II

Did Anyone Realize What Was Ahead? Catholic Health Care And Vatican II.

In the Vatican

VATICAN CITY [AP) • Pope John Paul I assumed the throne of St. Peter and leadership of the world's 700 million Roman Catholics yesterday in solemn, outdoor rite marked by the simplicity already a hall-mark of his papacy. Breaking more than 1,000 years of tradition, the 65-year-old pontiff donned a simple white wool stole as the shepherd of his flock and concelebrated his inaugural Mass with the...

Two Interpretations of Vatican Ii? Myth or Reality

More than 40 years after the Council’s close, we are faced with the paradox of a Council that meant to speak a new language more comprehensible to modern man, yet which today remains the object of discussions about its correct interpretation. We have grown accustomed to hearing of the “two hermeneutics of Vatican II,” two interpretations of the conciliar documents that have been championed in t...

Vatican Ii and the Challenge of Marriage and Family in Africa

It is generally known that the teaching of Catholic Moral Theology before Vatican II focused especially on the aim of the marriage. It emphasized the three aims which St Augustine pointed out: proles, fides, sacramentum. Love seemed to be secondary because children were seen as the highest good of the sacred bond between wife and husband. From this viewpoint the Constitution Gaudium et spes of ...

Les atrophies corticales focales progressives

RÉSUMÉ Les atrophies corticales focales progressives sont des affections dégénératives caractérisées, aux stades initiaux, par l’altération sélective d’une faculté cognitive d’installation insidieuse, d’aggravation progressive, et par une atrophie corticale focale. Dans ce cadre, nous abordons les syndromes corticaux focaux suivants : les troubles progressifs du langage (aphasie progressive pri...