02156cam a2200325 a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200024000890400033001130500024001460820020001702450166001902600040003563000028003963360026004243370028004503380027004785000112005055040029006175050944006466000030015906100032016206110078016527000021017307000026017517000022017777100031017991476747PUCPR20240312155804.0870824s1987    nyu      b    010 0 eng    a   87007294   a0809129272 (pbk.) :  aDLCcDLCdDLCdBETbspaerda00aBX 1755b.V247 198700a282/.09/04821900aVatican II, the unfinished agenda :ba look to the future /cedited by Lucien Richard with Daniel T. Harrington [i.e. Daniel J. Harrington] and John W. O'Malley.  aNew York :bPaulist Press,c©1987.  aiv, 223 pages ;c23 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aThis book, dedicated to Karl Rahner, is the result of a course by the faculty of Weston School of Theology.  aIncludes bibliographies.  aFor Church and World: A Messenger of Faith and Hope -- Towards a Fundamental Theological Interpretation of Vatican II -- Vatican II: Historical Perspectives on Its Uniqueness and Interpretation -- Interpretation of Scripture in the Life of The Church -- Why is the Church the People of God? -- Vatican II and the Mission of the Church: A Contemporary Agenda -- The Church as Sacrament and the the Sacramental Life of the Church -- Vatican II: Scripture and Preaching -- Mission and Inculturation: The Church in the World -- The church's Social Mission in a Pluralistic Society -- The Rediscovery of Tradition: The "Ends" of Marriage According to Vatican II -- Laity: Mission and Ministry -- Vatican II and the Dignity of Conscience -- One Treasure Only:  Vatican II and the Ecumenical Nature of the Church -- The Development sense of Community (Gaudium Et Spes) -- Death as the Depth of Life:  A Rereading of eschatology in Gaudium Et Spes10aRahner, Karl,d1904-1984.20aCatholic ChurchxDoctrines.20aVatican Counciln(2nd :d1962-1965 :cBasilica di San Pietro in Vaticano)1 aRichard, Lucien.1 aHarrington, Daniel J.1 aO'Malley, John W.2 aWeston School of Theology.