Pope John Paul II

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VS 28-30 Pope John Paul II begins chapter two of his Encyclical Veritatis Splendor by reminding us that moral theology is a science as well as a theology. It is accessible to all people through reason, but its beginning and end is derived from God, the one who “alone is good”. He also states that moral theology does not change, but rather the method in which it is presented changes. John Paul II explains that one of the intentions of his encyclical is to draw attention to certain moral…

Animals Have Souls Do animals have souls? Do people have souls? There are many differing definitions for the soul, and how can you begin to answer any of these questions without a chosen definition? Clarence Darrow’s “The Myth Of the Soul” and my secondary sources will conclude that yes, animals do have souls, and in fact, to think that they do not is much harder to believe. Jesus and Buddha praised vegetarianism because of a humans connectedness to all life (Jones-Hunt). Before eating meat…

(Komonchak). Pope John XXIII announced the creation of this council, also referred to as Vatican II, in January 1959, much to the surprise of the awaiting world. There had not been an ecumenical council — an assembly of Roman Catholic religious leaders meant to settle doctrinal issues — in nearly 100 years (Teicher). The Second Vatican Council opened the doors of the Roman Catholic Church to serious changes that have had a powerful legacy. The world had become a different place.Vatican II was…

“external changes.” Many external changes have been only ceremonial with many forms of racism ever present in our society today. We can change the laws, the appearances, but these things are useless without a change of heart. In Pacem in Terris, Pope John XXIII states that in order for the equality and dignity of man to be upheld “No…

On October 4, 1965, Pope Paul VI arrived at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Airport International Airport,officially being the first Pope to step foot in America. The synopsis of his film states, “ At Saint Patrick's Cathedral he is welcomed by members of the New York archdiocese.” The Pope was widely accepted and many members of high or elite parties welcomed him with open arms, along with many members of the public. Pope Paul VI’s main goal was to make his journey of goodwill…

animal species. People are becoming aware of the dangerous side effects on women. Happily, the Church still stands as a beacon of light offering hope and certainty to those who are struggling to discover the true meaning of human sexuality. For, as Paul VI in Humane Vitae states “man cannot attain that true happiness for which he yearns with all the strength of his spirit, unless he keeps the laws which the Most High God engraved in his very nature…We implore from the God of all holiness and…

Relating to the Vatican II and thereafter, The Church aimed to improve the world by looking to promoting the unity of all Christians in order to have an increased sense of God and solidarity to successfully help others. ‘Christians are called to come together so that they make…

biblical roots or Gods plan to save us into salvation through Christ. I will touch on a couple of sacrament that help build the foundation of the Church which is known as a sacramental sign or instrument of salvation. Baptism and Theology since Vatican II state that “Baptism was a reference to the Sacraments of Initiation”. In council requested for a special Mass to be inserting into the Roman Missal known as “conferral of baptism” and would no longer be private. They also gave rise to the…

This law governs the affairs of the Catholic Church, especially the law created in the Roman Catholic Church by the Pope. In other words, Canon Law is simply the rules, structure, discipline and procedures of a religion. This law of the church was revised during the Second Vatican Council. These positive changes made by Pope John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council have influenced and shaped the church hugely and still has a heavy influence on us today. For example, if…