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 1  I,4  |      phrase of the Second Vatican Council, Christ "fully reveals man
 2 III,18|           that the Second Vatican Council was a providential event,
 3 III,18|       Second Millennium. It was a Council similar to earlier ones,
 4 III,18|          very different; it was a Council focused on the mystery of
 5 III,18|     converted.~The Second Vatican Council is often considered as the
 6 III,18|        overlook the fact that the Council drew much from the experiences
 7 III,18|        was for the Second Vatican Council and for the activity of
 8 III,18|          Popes connected with the Council, starting with John XXIII,
 9 III,18| accomplished during and since the Council, in their Magisterium no
10 III,19|                           19. The Council, while not imitating the
11 III,19|       Lord of history. During the Council, precisely out of a desire
12 III,19|        this profound renewal, the Council opened itself to Christians
13 III,19|        the people of our time. No Council had ever spoken so clearly
14 III,20|                           20. The Council's enormously rich body of
15 III,20|    proclamation of new times. The Council Fathers spoke in the language
16 III,20|        and the Beatitudes. In the Council's message God is presented
17 III,20|           with the Second Vatican Council that, in the broadest sense
18 III,20|      nearest to the spirit of the Council. For Advent prepares us
19 III,21|          after the Second Vatican Council: general Synods together
20 III,21|        born of the Second Vatican Council's vision of the Church.
21 III,22|          of the period before the Council acted with firm commitment,
22 III,24|   implementing the Second Vatican Council. Begun by John XXIII on
23 III,24|           XXIII on the eve of the Council with a memorable pilgrimage
24 III,26|   occasion, drew attention to the Council's teaching on the presence
25 III,28|       home. At the Second Vatican Council, the Church recognized her
26 III,28|         is meant to help make the Council's teaching in this regard
27 IV,34 |          since the Second Vatican Council many ecumenical initiatives
28 IV,34 |       guidelines laid down by the Council and in subsequent documents
29 IV,34 |       much more intense after the Council, but it must increase still
30 IV,35 |           principle stated by the Council: "The truth cannot impose
31 IV,36 |        the reception given to the Council, this great gift of the
32 IV,36 |         Church and the world. The Council's guidelines—set forth in
33 IV,47 |    doctrine of the Second Vatican Council as contained primarily in
34 IV,53 |        down by the Second Vatican Council in its Declaration on the
35  V,56 |           32). The Second Vatican Council, in its Dogmatic Constitution
36  V,57 |           day. The Second Vatican Council gives an account of this
37  V,57 |    Missionary Activity. After the Council the question of missionary
38  V,59 |  firstborn of every creature, the Council wishes to speak to all men