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The Second Vatican Council..

The Second Vatican Council significantly helped to “reshape” the Catholic Church by restoring it’s position of honor in the religious world amongst “contemporary challenges.”

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The council opened on..

The council opened on October 11th, 1962 in the presence of Pope John XXIII alongside over 2,500 bishops, and closed on December 7th, 1965 by Pope Paul VI.

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Likewise, it was…

Likewise, it was the 21st ecumenical council of the Church, triggered by the expansion of Catholicism in Europe and beyond from the Great Schism (1054), followed by it’s loss of secular possessions within the French Revolution, WWI and the Industrialization movement, prompting the laicization spread across Western Europe.

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The Second Vatican Council addressed..

The Second Vatican Council addressed antecedent issues “rooted in tradition.”

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One significant concern..

One significant concern includes the traditional Latin language barrier that priest spoke in mass.

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Likewise, the surge in..

Likewise, the surge in competing religions and the mutual excommunication between Catholic (Western) and Orthodox (Eastern) churches (established by predecessors in 1054) were also key issues discussed.

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Finally, the Council also..

Finally, the Council also considered the prevalent concerns of antisemitism and evolving technology within “contemporary” societies.

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The Church’s responses..

The Church’s responses to these issues have helped “reveal a dynamic identity” and allowed it’s traditions to “evolve across history.”

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Firstly, the..

Firstly, the Sacrosanctum Concilium switched mass communication from Latin to vernacular language, with priests now facing the congregation instead of having their backs towards them.

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This reform has..

This reform has allowed for “fully conscious, and active participation in liturgical celebrations” (Sacrosanctum Concilium, 14).

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Additionally, the..

Additionally, the Dignitatis Humanae recognised the civil “right to religious freedom” (Dignitatis Humanae, 2).

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Similarly, the..

Similarly, the Unitatis Redintegratio advocated for a theological opening towards Orthodox Christians and Protestants through the Roman Church’s willingness to engage in ecumenical dialogue, seeking “restoration of unity among all Christians” (Unitatis Redintegratio, 1).

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As a result…

As a result, both of these constitutions caused expansion of Catholic doctrine and furthered the Church’s openness to all seen today.

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Finally, the…

Finally, the Inter Mirifica encouraged Catholics “to employ any of these media insofar as they are necessary or useful for the instruction of Christians” (Inter Mirifica, 3).

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This allowed…

 This allowed Christian positions to be heard in society via the media, and has led to “contemporary” online integrations of masses, prayer, and Catholic news.

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In conclusion..

In conclusion, The Second Vatican Council has helped the Catholic Church “evolve across history” by “reshaping” it’s doctrine “rooted in tradition.”

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This dynamic..

This “dynamic” adaptation has allowed the Church to remain relevant against modern society and it’s “contemporary challenges.”