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Paulus PP. VI Ecclesiam Suam On the Church August 6, 1964 I IntraText Edition CT Copyright EuloTech 2007 - See also: Credits

IntraText CT is the hypertextualized text together with wordlists and concordances. Help: Overview - Text & search - Lists - Concordances - Glossary - For easier reading... - Table of Contents - See also: Index of footnotes Statistics and graphs (Occurrences: 19057. Words: 3187) INTRODUCTION What the Encyclical Intends What It Does Not Intend THREE PRINCIPAL POLICIES OF THE PONTIFICATE Deeper Self-Knowledge Essential Renewal the Inevitable Result Dialogue To Be Extended Peace A Matter of Special Urgency I. SELF-AWARENESS THE ACT OF FAITH Christ's Exhortation to Vigilance Renewed Profession of Faith The Present State of the Church Deeply Rooted In A Changing World Dangers and Their Remedy Modem Bent of Mind Self-Examination Well Under Way The Two Vatican Councils Leo XIII and Pius XII on the Church The Contribution of Scholars The Path Ahead Rediscovering the Mystical Body Mature Faith the Key The Hierarchy an Instrument Cultivating the Highest Spirituality Meaning of Baptism II. THE RENEWAL And to Sanctify the World Help From the Council The Kind of Reform Necessary Church's Nature Not Involved Restoration, But Not Reduction Avoid Over-Adapting False Philosophies Aggiornamento the Guiding Principle Obedience to Christ's Will Not Less, Perhaps More, Required Two Fundamental Gospel Precepts The Spirit of Poverty To Be Subject to New Regulations No Conflict with Economic Realities Supreme Position of Charity Mary, a Most Loving Teacher III. THE DIALOGUE Motives for Dialogue Not Aloof, but Concerned and Loving The Term Explained Papal Precedents The Dialogue of Salvation Sheds Light On New Dialogue Ours the Initiative Love the Inducement Neither Limited, Self-Seeking, Nor Coercive But Universal And Persevering Dialogue As A Method Best of Possible Approaches Its Proper Characteristics Deeper Knowledge Through Wider Exposure Modes of Dialogue The Crucial Question Preliminary Conditions Dangers Direction from the Council Preaching the Primary Apostolate The Church in Dialogue A Message for Everyone Difficulties Recognized In Terms of Concentric Circles First Circle: Mankind Atheism a Growing Evil Communist Oppression Challenge to Understand, Answer, Rectify Eventual Dialogue Seen Possible The Cause of Peace Second Circle: Worshippers of the One God Common Ideals In Many Spheres Third Circle: Christians Ready to Meet Legitimate Desires Papacy an Apparent Obstacle But Principle of Unity And Primacy of Service and Love Reunion Held Promising Last Circle: Catholics Obedience Still to be Exercised A Fine Beginning-A Long Way to Go Credits Printed source Not available Source of the electronic transcription Internet ETML tagging IntraText Editorial Staff Publication details The title "Introduction" has been inserted in IntraText edition. LATIN TEXT: Acta Apostolicae Sedis, 56 (1964), 609-59. - ENGLISH TRANSLATION: The Pope Speaks, 10 (Summer,1965), 253-92.

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