[Dialogue] Vatican II influences on EI-OE-ICA

[Richard Alton]

 Mgr Egan was at Notre Dame.
Dick

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From: PSchrijnen at aol.com
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2012 02:45:11 -0400
To: dialogue at wedgeblade.net
Subject: Re: [Dialogue] Vatican II influences on EI-OE-ICA








Dear David,
 
one other thing about Fred Buss and the Vatican II. 
 
Lindsey was kind enough to distribute some of Fred's books to some of the 
people celebrating his life in July in Chicago. I inherited a book called: The 
Documents of Vatican II. Fred writes his name on the cover and on the inside, as 
well as Moreau Sem. I googled Moreau Seminary, and it looks like it is a 
seminary attached to Notre Dame university. Maybe there is a connection there 
with Mgr Egan. Wasn't he at Notre Dame? I am not sure. The book looks like new, 
barely touched, except for a comment in the back: 'Aggiornamento' page 268. 
There is statements about this: "For recent studies and findings of 
science, history, and philosophy raise new questions which influence life and 
demand new theological investigations." In the notes it then says: "This 
statement reveals the Council's own conviction that the notion of a theological 
'aggiornamento' means more than a rephrasing of conventional theological 
teaching in contemporary terminology. This same view had been set forth by John 
XXIII as a salient point of the Council's program in his address of Oct.11 1962 
at the initial public session of Vatican II."
 
Wikepedia has further interesting things to say about aggiornamento: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggiornamento
 
Best wishes,
 
Paul
 

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  On 2012-03-08, at 1:03 PM, David M Dunn wrote:
  Hello 
  friends. 
  

  

  
  
  I 
  remember hearing that we (EI?) sent observers in some manner, shape, or form 
  to the Second Vatican Council. 
  

  Does 
  anyone know who, how they participated, what they observed, and—in the 
  broad—whether we would say we were influenced by either Vatican II as an event 
  or the documents that came out of the council?
  

  Did 
  Vatican II touch our movement in any way, and if so, how? Are there any 
  sources or informants I can learn from?
  

  Thanks 
  for feedback.
  

  

  David
  

  

  

  David 
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