post-conciliar

However, that has not stopped several post-conciliar editions being issued.

In the modern Catholic post-conciliar theology, it hardly has any role at all.

It was the post-conciliar Church that came increasingly to recognize this as the norm, at least for smaller congregations.

National Episcopal Conferences play an important role in the post-conciliar Church.

"The nine" also refused to recognize post-conciliar annulments and ordinations.

This undoubtedly developed a practice of regional collegiality which has been characteristic of the post-conciliar Church.

The new church was constructed in keeping with the post-conciliar spirit of the Second Vatican Council.

It represented the first authoritative critical reflection undertaken in the Church on post-conciliar catechesis and began a rethinking of its problems.

Members of this category view many of the post-Conciliar changes as being doctrinally and pastorally unacceptable.

All very strange, when you remember that a revived Pentecostalism was such a feature of the post-Conciliar Church.

Pope Paul VI named him consultant on several post-Conciliar commissions.

This led some integrists, such as Marcel Lefebvre, to oppose the post-conciliar popes.

In your note book list some of the ways that post-conciliar theological language differs from pre-conciliar language in describing sacraments.

Archbishop Rembert Weakland, was the primary advocate of the renovation which he and supporters felt brought the cathedral into a more modern "post-conciliar" style.

Jesuit from 1916 to 1952 he was later a harsh critic of the Second Vatican Council decisions and of the post-conciliar popes.

The post-conciliar turmoil spurred an exodus of men from the priesthood and women from convents - and a dramatic decline in recruits.

But nowhere in the world has a branch of the Church so squandered and corrupted its Catholic heritage in the name of post-conciliar renewal.

This is not as such an effect of the Council, but the geographical shift has coincided with, been stimulated by and itself has greatly affected, post-conciliar change.

Gibson is an outspoken critic of the modern post-conciliar Catholic Church and is a proponent of various conspiracy theories.

It would all the same be gravely mistaken to interpret post-conciliar Church history almost wholly in terms of the personalities and persuasions of two outstanding popes.

Her feast was traditionally kept by Franciscans on 13 February, though it was removed from the general Franciscan calendar in the post-conciliar reforms.

In addition to damage from fire, natural phenomena, atmospheric influences, and accidents, our art heritage suffers from all kinds of mutilation, a kind of post-Conciliar iconoclasm.

Neither left nor right, he believed he occupied that 'extreme-centre' briefly claimed by Cardinal Léon-Joseph Suenens in the post-conciliar period.

But since the Second Vatican Council this has caused tensions within Integrism since the post-conciliar popes no-longer support Integrism.

Bishop Black attended all the plenary sessions of the Second Vatican Council (1962-65) and began implementation of the conciliar and post-conciliar decrees.