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\nEcumenical Eæplosio116  \nFiamilies:Larqe?Snall.22  \nO  \nContrace  \nTh  \nP  \nB  \nTHE MONTHLY REVIEW OF CHRISTIAN THOU  \nThe Meaning of  \nTTeilhard de Chardin  \nby Francois Russo,S.J.,andRobert J.Roth,S.J.  \nAll sorts of people are talking about aFrench Jesuit priest who died less thanten years ago.The name —Père PierreTeilhard de Chardin.His fame -theamazing reputation he has as a frontier-breaking thinker,a learned scientist,apolished and provocative writer.What didhe want to tell us about God and man,about time and the universe,about thematerial world and its evolution towardgreater and greater unity and meaning?Two other Jesuits—one a scientist,theother a philosopher—here probe themeaning of Teilhard de Chardin.(A-78)15c  \nOTHER RECENT TITLES:  \nMATER ET MAGISTRA一Pope John XXII's historicencyclical,Christianity and Social Progress,ispresented in a precise translation from the officialversion.Attuned to the times,this providentialencyclical is required reading in our revolutionaryage.Extended analysis,discussion outline andbibliography included.(C-65)50c  \nPACEM IN TERRIS—Two years after his epoch-making Mater et Magistra,John XXI11 gave theworld this companion encyclical.Here is the Eng-lish text,reviewed and collated by the editors ofAMERICA,with masterly and penetrating analysisby John Courtney Murray,S.J.,a commentary byThurston N.Davis,S.J.,copious questions forsteady-club use,an extended reading list,and atwelve-page tabular breakdown of the encyclical.(C-76)50c  \nVATICAN COUNCIL IⅡ(Revised Edition),FromJohn XXIIl to Paul VI-Cardinal Cushing hailedthe first edition of this 100-page booklet as \"oneof the best on the Council that I have seen...ofgreat value for study groups and seminars.\"Nowa completely revised edition offers a brilliant eval-uation of the Council's first session by Mario vonGalli,S.J.In addition to classic articles by Cardi-nal Bea,Yves Congar,O.P.,John LaFarge,S.J.,and other experts,it includes an updated 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Ecumenical Movement in the U.S.A.Augustin Cardinal Bea 16  \n# Families:Large?Small?\n\n1.The Question  \nAnonymous 22  \n2.The Answer  \nMsgr.Francis W.Carney 23  \n# The Schools in Modern Society\n\nRobert D.Cross27  \n# Catholics and the Public Schools\n\nCharles J.McNeill 32  \n# The Bible Abused\n\nWalter M.Abbott,S.J.   45  \n# The Parish Frontier\n\nJoseph B.Schuyler,S.J.51  \n# DOCUMENTATION\n\nBonds of Union  \nThe American Hierarchy  \nCATHOLIC MIND is published monthly(except in July and August)by the America Press.920 Broadway.NewYork,N.T.10010.Second claS8 postage pald at Norwalk,Connecticut.subscription rates:United States,85 for oneyear;$9 for two years;$12 for three years;Canada,$5.50,$10,$13.50.Foreign,$6,$11,$15.Single copies,60.To change your addrss send both old and new address to America Ptess,920 Broadway,New_York,N..10010.Send notice of undelivered copies on Fom 3579 to America Press,920Broadway,New Tork,,N.¥.10010.  \nW100  \n# RELIGIOUS LIBERTY\n\n■The second session of the Second Vatican Counci","cbCaid1aJh2Lzhbo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid1aJh2Lzhbo","pdf",2908711,68,"English","# Articles and Addresses\n## John Fitzgerald Kennedy\n## Richard Cardinal Cushing\n## Bridges to Unity\n### The Ecumenical Movement in the U.S.A.\n### Families: Large? Small?\n### The Schools in Modern Society\n### Catholics and the Public Schools\n### The Bible Abused\n### The Parish Frontier\n# Religious Liberty\n## Freedom of conscience and the unresolved council question\n## Editorial and Pacem in Terris as supporting reasons\n## Bishop Emile de Smedt’s presentation of the draft chapter","[{\"question\":\"What issue related to religious liberty remained unresolved at the Second Vatican Council’s second session?\",\"answer\":\"The Council closed indecisively on religious liberty: an answer was proposed in Chapter Five of the schema on ecumenism, but the Council failed to take action on it.\"},{\"question\":\"What practical reason does the document give for the Church to accept religious liberty as a universal norm?\",\"answer\":\"Religious liberty is presented as the only practical way for the Church to guarantee its own freedom to perform its mission in the modern world, linking Catholics’ ability to serve God to everyone’s freedom according to conscience.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the draft chapter presented to the Fathers justify religious liberty?\",\"answer\":\"It asserts that following conscience in religious matters grants a natural right to true and authentic religious liberty, grounding this right in human nature as created by God and endowed with rights necessary for fulfillment.\"}]","Catholic Mind - Religious Liberty | PDF",1790700300,171]