Tonight Monday, December 6, at 20.45, Auditorium San Filippo, Bishop Bishop opens the process of formation on the Second Vatican Council with the first of the discussions held on the Dogmatic Constitution. The initiative was presented and introduced by a brilliant report of Bishop Bishop in June, when he talked about how the Council has been a hope of renewal and updating of the life and mission of the Church, making it light for the Church and the modern world, the heritage of the Catholic community and therefore also of the laity aggregate. Documents arising from it are rich in doctrine and action: four constitutions, nine decrees and three declarations. So we will start by Sacrosanctum Concilum, conciliar Constitution on the Liturgy, promulgated December 4, 1963. Through it opened a new season in the liturgical life and fresh, which, without renouncing tradition, went to meet the new realities of the Church after centuries of cultural stagnation. The purpose of reform was not primarily to change the rites and texts, but rather to renew the mind and put at the center of Christian life and ministry of the celebration of the Paschal Mystery. The criteria for a liturgy that wants to be "unique educational paradigm", as defined by our Bishop's Pastoral Letter, "Come and see," were those of a more comprehensible, the centrality of the Word and the simplification of the ritual, to make an active and conscious participation of the faithful to worship. SE Bishop Alceste Catella, as a great expert on liturgy which, will be open to knowledge and understanding of Sacrosanctum Concilum, sharing with us, in his simple style and rigorous emphasis and depth, the result of many years of study and teaching in the field liturgical year.
the evening, promoted by the Diocese of Combinations lay with the aim to deepen the knowledge of certain documents of the Council, are invited to join members of associations, groups and movements in the diocese, pastoral workers, catechists and pastoral council members and, of course, all the faithful eager to learn more.
the evening, promoted by the Diocese of Combinations lay with the aim to deepen the knowledge of certain documents of the Council, are invited to join members of associations, groups and movements in the diocese, pastoral workers, catechists and pastoral council members and, of course, all the faithful eager to learn more.
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