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1 - Feb 2016 - Nostra Aetate: Jewish rabbis’ historic reappraisal of Christianity, AD2000 Report
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Passed by a vote of 2221 to 88 of the assembled bishops this declaration was promulgated on 28 October 1965 by Pope Paul VI but it was the impetus of his predecessor St John XXIII.
2 - Nov 2015 - Miracle: St Charbel cures Muslim toddler in Lebanon, From ASIANEWS
Beirut Lebanon - A three year old girl Milan from a Sunni family in Syria was healed thanks to the intervention of St Charbel the Lebanese hermit saint canonised in 1977 by Pope Paul VI.
3 - Nov 2015 - Synod: Pope Francis confirms Synod guided by the Holy Spirit
Blessed Paul VI expressed this eloquently: We can imagine then that each of our sins our attempts to turn our back on God kindles in him a more intense flame of love a desire to bring us back to himself and to his saving plan God in Christ shows himself to be infinitely good God is good.
4 - Sep 2015 - Reflection: The proper celebration of the Mass, Cardinal Robert Sarah
Fifty years after its promulgation by Pope Paul VI will the Second Vatican Councils Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy finally be read?
5 - Sep 2015 - Apostolic Letter: Pope Francis proclaims Year of Mercy, AD2000 Report
He also referred to the words of Paul VI at the end of the Council: We prefer to point out how charity has been the principal religious feature of this Council the story of the Good Samaritan has been the model of the spirituality of the Council a wave of affection and admiration flowed from the Council over the modern world of humanity.
6 - Apr 2015 - Pilate's inscription on the Cross, Andrew Sholl
As is well known it was the liturgical reforms of Vatican II in the 1960s after Pius XIIs death and the election of Pope Saint John XXIII and Blessed Paul VI which allowed the Latin or Western Church to use the vernacular in every country of the world in the Mass and Sacraments.
7 - Apr 2015 - Today's prophets: where are they?, Anne Lastman
Paul VI What about Pope St Paul VI who wrote the magnificent paper Humane Vitae (1968) as a response to the cultural changes of the fifties and sixties the drug culture the loosened sex morality and throw-away bra culture the feminist revolution and the introduction of the pill which would serve to change forever our understanding and honour of sexuality femininity and masculinity.
8 - Apr 2015 - Contemporary challenges facing Catholicism: Interview with Cardinal Robert Sarah, Élisabeth de Baudoüin
But in a few decades the Church there has greatly developed with many priestly and religious vocations so that blessed Paul VI called it the new homeland of Christ.
9 - Mar 2015 - The person and mission of St Joseph, Pope St John Paul
Pope Paul VI wrote We see that at the beginning of the New Testament as at the beginning of the Old there is a married couple.
10 - Mar 2015 - News: The Church Around the World
Popes visit to Philippines During his recent visit to the Philippines which included a Papal Mass attended by an estimated record six million people Pope Francis addressed a gathering of families on 16 January in the course of which he praised Pope Paul VI for resisting pressures to accept contraception.
11 - Dec 2014 - Cardinal Pell: Synod rebuts 'secular agenda', Catholic News Service
A major absence was a treatment of the Church tradition including teaching on the family by Pope Paul VI St John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI.
12 - Dec 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic World News Pope Francis beatifies Paul VI An estimated 70000 people including Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI were present on 19 October at the Mass to celebrate not only the closing of the Extraordinary Synod on the Family but also the life of Blessed Paul VI who first established the Synod of Bishops as an institution of the Church designed to help the Pope with his magisterial office.
13 - Sep 2014 - Editorial: Don't pigeon-hole Pope Francis, Peter Westmore
While adopting a very open style emphasising his role as a servant of the church to the delight of the international media he has exercised his authority to convene an international synod of bishops to sharpen the Churchs response to the crisis facing the modern family commenced the most fundamental reform of the Vatican curia seen for years and relaxed the rules on canonisations to declare Pope John XXIII a saint and is about to do the same for Pope Paul VI.
14 - Aug 2014 - Pope Francis discusses the Church's moral teachings, LifeSiteNews
In response to a question about Pope Paul VIs 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae which famously reiterated the Catholic Churchs long-standing opposition to artificial birth control the pope hailed the encyclical as prophetic and praised Paul VIs genius.
15 - Jul 2014 - Reflection: The Pope meets ICEL: a bishop's reflection on Vatican II, Bishop Arthur Serratelli
They met from 1962 until 1965 first with the recently canonised Pope John XXIII and then with his successor the Servant of God Pope Paul VI.
16 - Jul 2014 - Life: a gift of inestimable value, Anne Lastman
Pope Paul VI in his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae predicted that relationships between males and females and parents and children would be put at risk following the universal acceptance of contraception especially with the advent of the pill.
17 - Jul 2014 - Middle East: Pope Francis cuts through divisions in the Holy Land, AD2000 Report
The embrace exchanged between Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras here in Jerusalem 50 years ago after many centuries of silence paved the way for a momentous gesture the removal from the memory and from the midst of the Church of the acts of mutual excommunication in 1054.
18 - May 2014 - Cardinal Burke: The Gospel of Life in the defence of freedom, Cardinal Raymond Burke
Pope Paul VI in his Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Nuntiandi (On Evangelisation in the Modern World) of 8 December 1975 describes evangelisation as the Churchs deepest inspiration that which comes to her directly from the Lord: To the whole world!
19 - May 2014 - US bishop discusses his new pastoral letter on contraception, Kathleen Nabb
Pope Paul VI predicted in 1968 that the widespread use of contraception would lead to dangerous social consequences.
20 - May 2014 - Friday abstinence gains support among Australia's bishops, Matthew Biddle
Friday abstinence was a universal practice that Catholics were obliged to fulfil under pain of sin until Pope Paul VI issued his apostolic constitution on penance in 1966.
21 - May 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
The Argentinian rabbi who last met with Francis on 17 January said the Popes relationship with the Jewish people would continue along the line of his predecessors Paul VI John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
22 - Apr 2014 - Marriage: Don't trust media reporting of Synod on marriage, Philip F. Lawler
But in an interview in which he offered that clear defence of marriage - an interview in which he also praised Pope Paul VI for his controversial encyclical Humanae Vitae and offered a defence of the Churchs response to the sex-abuse scandal - how could a journalist conclude that the Popes vague offhand remarks on same-sex unions were the most newsworthy part of the interview?
23 - Feb 2014 - Letters: Spirit of Vatican II, Murray Cook
This includes Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae.
24 - Feb 2014 - Art: Interview with Tommy Canning: art in the service of truth
Recent popes including Paul VI and Blessed John Paul II specifically called for the development of new religious art and the Second Vatican Councils Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy Sacrosanctum Concilium called for bishops to establish academies of sacred art.
25 - Feb 2014 - Pope Francis repeats world peace plea
Let the words of Pope Paul VI resound again: No more one against the other no more never!
26 - Feb 2014 - Evangelii Gaudium: The Joy of the Gospel: Pope Francis' challenge, Peter Westmore
Self-examination Pope Francis points out that the role of evangelisation cannot be separated from a self-examination of the Church herself quoting Paul VI who said The Church must look with penetrating eyes within herself ponder the mystery of her own being .
27 - Dec 2013 - Catechesis and liturgy: an unbreakable bond, Bishop Arthur Serratelli
And so Popes in our day beginning with Paul VI have called for a new evangelisation for the transmission of the faith.
28 - Nov 2013 - Letters: Finding balance, Walter H. Kirk
Many readers are obviously sensitive to any real or implied criticism of Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae.
29 - Nov 2013 - Marriage: English bishop warns on same-sex marriage law, Bishop Philip Egan
This has led to the contraceptive mentality Pope Paul VI spoke of so prophetically in his 1968 encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae and to the decline of marriage and now to its redefinition.
30 - Nov 2013 - Marriage: Humanae Vitae: for an excellent love, Anne Lastman
In 1968 Pope Paul VI published Humanae Vitae (Of Human Life).
31 - Nov 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
It was named a minor basilica by Paul VI in 1973.
32 - Oct 2013 - Letters: Humanae Vitae, Ron Graham
Dr Frank Mobbs rather cynical questioning of the justified validity of Paul VIs encyclical Humane Vitae is both troubling and troublesome.
33 - Oct 2013 - Letters: Exaggeration?, Noel Keith Roberts
John Paul IIs monumental work The Theology of the Body highlights the prophetic nature of Paul VIs encyclical letter and encourages married couples to live up to its teaching.
34 - Oct 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
Quoting Paul VI in Evangelii Nuntiandi he said: It would be .
35 - Oct 2013 - Pope Francis to consecrate world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Peter Westmore
On 13 May 1967 the 50th anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima Pope Paul VI visited Fatima and issued the Apostolic Exhortation Signum Magnum in which he asked all sons of the Church to renew their consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
36 - Sep 2013 - Letters: Causal connection, Francis Young
Paul VI in Humanae Vitae predicted in 1968 among many other negatives that the use of contraceptives would diminish the sense that every sexual act might produce a child and consequently would see unplanned pregnancy as a failure that could be redressed with abortion.
37 - Sep 2013 - Letters: Anti-life values, Andrew Foong
Dr John Rock the medical pioneer of the pill thought the same but it quickly became the means for illicit sexual activity as predicted by Paul VI.
38 - Sep 2013 - Letters: Anniversary of Humanae Vitae, Ken Bayliss
A prayer issued with ecclesiastical approbation to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Humanae Vitae follows for readers interest: Eternal Father we beg pardon for the times we have offended You by sins of impurity when we have not regulated our lives in accordance with Your teaching so beautifully and simply expressed by Your Church (through Your Vicar Pope Paul VI in his encyclical letter Humanae Vitae).
39 - Sep 2013 - Oasis: Finding rapprochement and peace among the Abrahamic religions, Patrick Byrne
Pope Paul VIs 1964 encyclical Ecclesiam Suam reiterated the desire of the Church to dialogue with the non-Christian world.
40 - Aug 2013 - Letters: Humanae Vitae, Frank Mobbs
It is difficult to follow the reasoning of Anne Lastman as found in her praise of Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae ( Humanae Vitae: still prophetic after 45 years July AD2000) which classified the use of contraception as a sin.
41 - Aug 2013 - Holy See announces canonisation of Blessed John Paul II, Peter Westmore
Bishop Wojtyla was made Archbishop of Krakow in 1964 and appointed to the Commission established by Pope Paul VI into the churchs teaching on artificial contraception.
42 - Jul 2013 - Letters: Guilt-free sin, Paul Voskulen
There is so much hand-wringing and soul searching over the sexual abuse scandals in the Church and rightly so but few seem to recall the prophetic words of Pope Paul VI in his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae.
43 - Jul 2013 - Musicae Sacrae: The essential role of music in the Mass, Ronan Reilly
Pope Paul VI warned the Church about changing music and its language in an apostolic letter ( Sacrificium Laudis) to heads of religious congregations in 1966 saying: If you take away the language that transcends national boundaries and possesses a marvellous spiritual power and the music that rises from the depths of the soul where faith resides and charity burns we mean Gregorian chant the choral office will be like a snuffed candle: it will no longer shed light no longer draw the eyes and minds of people.
44 - Jul 2013 - Paul VI: Humanae Vitae: still prophetic after 45 years, Anne Lastman
The encyclical Humanae Vitae issued by Pope Paul VI in July 1968 is by far the most contested magisterial document ever.
45 - Jul 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
This is the first such meeting since 1973s meeting between Shenouda III met with Paul VI.
46 - Jun 2013 - Why we need the Rosary, Cedric Wright
Pius XII died reciting the Rosary; John XXIII prayed the entire 15 decades each day; Paul VI prayed the Rosary each evening with his personal secretary; for John Paul II it was his favourite prayer and Benedict XVI was never without his Rosary beads and made pilgrimages to the three major Marian Shrines (Guadalupe Lourdes and Fatima) during his papacy.
47 - Jun 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
The last meeting to have occurred between a Coptic Patriarch and a Pope took place nearly 40 years ago when Shenouda III met with Pope Paul VI in Rome.
48 - Jun 2013 - Pope begins reform of the Vatican Curia, Peter Westmore
The last time the Curia was reformed was during the pontificate of Pope Paul VI.
49 - Apr 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
Years ago while researching Humanae Vitae Pope Paul VIs encyclical which reiterated the Churchs teaching against artificial contraception Eberstadt was amazed to find that the 1968 document had accurately predicted a wave of troubling social effects that would accompany the widespread use of birth control.
50 - Feb 2013 - Grace: Indulgences: relics of the past or still Church teaching?, John Young
Pope Paul VI didnt think so: in 1967 he published the Apostolic Constitution Indulgentiarum doctrina in which he explained the practice of indulgences and showed its importance.
51 - Dec 2012 - Books: ADAM AND EVE AFTER THE PILL, by Mary Eberstadt, Brian Peachey
Mary Eberstadt identifies the specific predictions of Pope Paul VI in Humanae Vitae about what the world would look like if artificial contraception became widespread.
52 - Dec 2012 - Advent and the Second Coming: a forgotten article of faith, Br Christian Moe FSC
Pope Paul VI wrote in The Credo of the People of God(12): Christ the Lord will come again this time in glory to judge the living and the dead.
53 - Dec 2012 - Catholicism: The Year of Faith: time to revisit the Catechism of the Catholic Church Church, Audrey English
He refers to the Credo of the People of God by Pope Paul VI as a significant document written at the close of Vatican II in the wake of the various misunderstandings which began to invade the Church.
54 - Aug 2012 - Letters: Transubstantiation, John Young
In 1965 Pope Paul VI strongly reiterated this dogma in his encyclical Mysterium Fidei in face of increasing scepticism about it.
55 - Jul 2012 - Letters: Papal infallibility, Peter D. Howard
Michael Daniels analysis of the historical case for papal infallibility (May AD2000) is a welcome recognition of that infallibility which is ipso facto part of those papal declarations found in such important encyclicals as Casti Connubii (Pius XI 1930) and Humanae Vitae (Paul VI 1968).
56 - Jul 2012 - Benedict XVI calls for reform of US Catholic higher education, Hilary White
Fr Curran who was eventually barred by the Vatican from teaching Catholic theology and now teaches at a Methodist university became a herald of the new updated and heavily secularised version of Catholicism when in 1968 he together with 600 other theologians authored an open letter formally dissenting from Pope Paul VIs teaching on contraception in Humanae Vitae.
57 - Jun 2012 - Latin: Pope John XXIII's document on Latin: 50th anniversary, Salvatore Cernuzio
The institute was founded later by Pope Paul VI with the apostolic letter Studia Latinitatis of 22 February 1964 entrusting the Salesians with the task of promoting its prosperity.
58 - May 2012 - The Church's dogma of transubstantiation, John Young
This was solemnly proclaimed by the Council of Trent in the 16th century and has been repeated in more recent statements including the encyclical letter Mysterium Fidei of Pope Paul VI and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
59 - Apr 2012 - Books: FRANK DUFF: A Life Story, by Finola Kennedy, Donal Anthony Foley
In 1965 Pope Paul VI invited Frank Duff to attend the Second Vatican Council as a lay observer thus indicating the importance of his work in promoting the lay apostolate.
60 - Nov 2011 - Letters: First Parents, Fr Brian Harrison OS
First the Profession of Faith of Pope Pelagius I (a document comparable in authority to Paul VIs 1968 Credo of the People of God) asserts that the first woman was created de costa viri (from the side of the man (DS 443).
61 - Sep 2011 - Books: THE COUNCIL IN QUESTION: a Dialogue with Catholic Traditionalism, Fr Glen Tattersall
Liturgical reform The exchange between Doorly and Nichols commences on the issue of the post-Conciliar liturgical reform with specific reference to the Missal of Pope Paul VI.
62 - Sep 2011 - Interview: Pope's brother sheds more light on Benedict's early years, Zenit News Agency
He did not want to become a bishop others had to encourage him after Pope Paul VI made him the new Archbishop of Munich.
63 - Sep 2011 - Cloyne Report exposes Ireland's continuing sex abuse crisis, Michael Gilchrist
Previously he had been Secretary to three Popes Paul VI John Paul I and John Paul II the only cleric in history to achieve such an honour.
64 - Jun 2011 - Books: MARRIAGE: The Rock on Which the Family is Built, by William E. May, Br Barry Coldrey
The author uses the teaching of Popes Paul VI John Paul II and Benedict XVI to illustrate very clearly the complex dignity marriage and the conjugal act bring to husband and wife as the primary foundation for a living faith and the development of the Churchs next generation of committed Catholics.
65 - Jun 2011 - Cardinal Pell: 'liberalism has no young Catholic progeny', Cardinal George Pell
Pope Paul VI appointed no bishops who were opposed to the ethos of Vatican II and for various reasons the good bishops appointed in Holland were overwhelmed tossed aside by the liberal gales.
66 - Jun 2011 - Archbishop Hickey: tribute to an outstanding Church leader, Brian Peachey
Dissent In 1993 to counter the open dissent from the teaching in Pope Paul VIs Humanae Vitae he published a Pastoral Letter on the 25th anniversary of the encyclical clearly setting out the Churchs teaching against contraception.
67 - May 2011 - Culture: The decline of the Christian West, Cardinal Raymond Burke
Gift of God The manipulation of the conjugal act as the Servant of God Pope Paul VI courageously observed has led to many forms of violence to marriage and family life.
68 - Feb 2011 - Reflection: The great but neglected harvest of inactive Catholics, Joseph Agius
We who appreciate cherish and love our Catholic faith would call this a monumental tragedy and today we can identify with the late Cardinal Danielou who shortly after Vatican II lamented The crisis of faith inside the Church is the gravest problem which torments the heart of Pope Paul VI.
69 - Feb 2011 - Key issues of ecumenism: new Vatican president's assessment, AD2000 Report
Cardinal Koch noted that Pope Paul VI regarded this issue as the greatest obstacle for reaching full communion with the Orthodox.
70 - Dec 2010 - Congress for Life: Catholic orthodoxy: key to promoting the culture of life, Cardinal Raymond Burke
The manipulation of the conjugal act as the Servant of God Pope Paul VI prophetically observed has led to many forms of violence to marriage and family life.
71 - Dec 2010 - Call to Holiness: Facing life issues in love and truth, Babette Francis
Pope Benedict reminds us in Caritas et Veritate of what Paul VI clearly enunciated: that social questions have become worldwide and the indispensable importance of the Gospel for building a society according to freedom and justice in a civilisation animated by love.
72 - Oct 2010 - Letters: Pastoral Council?, Peter D. Howard
Pope Paul VI similarly spoke of the pastoral nature of the Council in his Weekly General Audience of 12 January 1966 but he didnt call it a pastoral council.
73 - Sep 2010 - Reflection: Accepting the reality of sin: a cornerstone of Christian faith, Fr Dennis Byrnes
Pope Paul VI explained in his Credo of the People of God (1968) that primordial sin which we call original sin is human nature so fallen stripped of the grace that clothed it injured in its own natural powers and subjected to the dominion of death that is transmitted to all men.
74 - Sep 2010 - Letters: A rejoinder to John Young, James Bogle
We must also remind ourselves that it was not just some extremist they who called Vatican II a pastoral Council but the Supreme Pontiffs themselves in the form of John XXIII Paul VI and the present pontiff Benedict XVI.
75 - Sep 2010 - Ecclesial movements in the life of the Church, Bishop Julian Porteous
Pope Paul VI in a latter section of Evangelii Nuntiandi spoke eloquently of the vital role that the Spirit plays in the ongoing life and mission of the Church.
76 - Sep 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
This suggestion was made in July by Benedict XVI when he spoke of Blessed Duns Scotus at the general audience in Paul VI Hall.
77 - Jul 2010 - Two views: Vatican II, infallibility and the Church today, James Bogle and John Young
He cites Pope John XXIII Pope Paul VI and Cardinal Ratzinger in support of this but he fails to realise that they were speaking of definitions of the Extraordinary Magisterium as is shown by the use of such words as infallible definitions and defined no dogmas.
78 - May 2010 - Anglican: Anglicans and Christian unity: progress report, Bishop David Robarts
However it was successive meetings between Archbishops of Canterbury and the Pope most notably that of Archbishop Ramsay and Pope Paul VI in 1966 that heralded a new era in relationships.
79 - Apr 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Krupp added that in an effort to correct some of this misinformation Pope Paul VI ordered three Jesuits to study to go into the papacy of Pius XII into those archives and to pull out every significant document they could find.
80 - Dec 2009 - Books: THE MASS AND THE SAINTS, by Thomas Crean OP, Br Barry Coldrey
Thus in the sections on Latin and Gregorian chant I present some powerful words of both John XXIII and Paul VI.
81 - Dec 2009 - Vatican II: Yves Congar, Vatican II, ecumenism: finding the right balance, Andrew Kania
Hauerwas words reinforce those spoken during the Second Vatican Council when Pope Paul VI in Ecclesiam Suam (par 88) declared: The desire to come together as brothers must not lead to a watering down or whittling away of truth.
82 - Nov 2009 - Letters: Dissenting views, John Schmid
Earlier Pope Paul VI had published Inter Insigniores (1976) which stated the impossibility of women priests while Pope John Paul II published Ordinatio Sacerdotalis in 1994.
83 - Nov 2009 - Holocaust: English nun who saved Jews from the Nazis put forward as saint, AD2000 Report
But if it progresses swiftly she could become the first British woman saint since 1970 when Paul VI canonised Margaret Clitherow Anne Line and Margaret Ward among 40 English and Welsh saints who died as martyrs in the Protestant Reformation.
84 - Oct 2009 - Letters: Liturgy reform, Paul Martin
Holy Thursday 2009 marked the 40th anniversary of the publication by Paul VI of the Apostolic Constitution Missale Romanum promulgating the revision of the Missal requested by the Second Vatican Councils Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy (1963).
85 - Sep 2009 - Reflection: The centrality of the tabernacle, Bishop John M. D'Arcy
That is why Pope Paul VI commended the Lords presence in the tabernacle as the living heart of each of our churches.
86 - Sep 2009 - Letters: Ambiguities in Vatican II?, George Simpson
Immediately following the Council Pope Paul VI set up a commission to answer any questions arising from the documents and this involved resolving any apparent ambiguities.
87 - Aug 2009 - Priesthood: Benedict XVI's Letter to priests: follow example of the Curé of Ars
As Pope Paul VI rightly noted modern man listens more willingly to witnesses than to teachers and if he does listen to teachers it is because they are witnesses.
88 - Aug 2009 - Caritas in Veritate: Benedict XVI's social encyclical: public life needs Christian principles, Michael Gilchrist
Benedict signed the encyclical on 29 June the solemnity of Sts Peter and Paul and that same day before praying the Angelus with those gathered in St Peters Square he explained that his encyclical was a reflection on the conditions necessary for integral development (of both individuals and societies) adding that it revisited social themes found in Paul VIs 1967 encyclical Populorum Progressio.
89 - Jul 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
The Pope has completed the encyclical which should be published by the end of June according to the Pontifical Council which added that originally Benedict had planned to publish the encyclical in 2007 to mark the 40th anniversary of Pope Paul VIs social encyclical Populorum Progressio but the document was delayed.
90 - Apr 2009 - Letters: The Pill, Denise M. Cameron
As Pope Paul VI warned: The contraceptive society is the abortive society.
91 - Mar 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
The Archbishop of Vienna Cardinal Christoph Schonborn told Austrian TV that Paul VI had predicted the pill would cause a dramatic fall in the birth rate.
92 - Nov 2008 - What happened then: what matters now - Swithun Wells, martyr of England, Rosemary Lucadou-Wells
Saint Swithun Wells Saint Swithun Wells is one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales who were canonised by Pope Paul VI on 25 October 1970.
93 - Nov 2008 - Foundations of Faith: God's gift of sex: building a civilisation of life and love, Catherine Sheehan
Forty years ago during the sexual revolution of the 1960s Pope Paul VI wrote the encyclical Humanae Vitae in response to advances in reproductive technology and specifically the invention of the contraceptive Pill.
94 - Nov 2008 - History: Cardinal Stafford on Humanae Vitae: how dissenters tore the Church apart, Cardinal Francis Stafford
Pope Paul VI had appointed him along with others as additional members to the Papal Commission for the Study of Problems of the Family Population and Birth Rates first established by Blessed Pope John XXIII in 1963 during the Second Vatican Council.
95 - Sep 2008 - Liturgy: No smoke without fire: Benedict XVI and true liturgical reform, David Birch
I read the recent comments on Pope Paul VI and the smoke of Satan (July AD2000) with interest not long after I had finished re-reading the massive work by the late Archbishop Annibale Bugnini generally considered to be the main architect of the liturgical reforms prior to during and after Vatican II.
96 - Aug 2008 - Benedict XVI reaffirms Humanae Vitae on its 40th anniversary, Pope Benedict XVI
Paul VI published his Encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae on 25 July 1968.
97 - Aug 2008 - Editorial: Humanae Vitae still a sign of contradiction, Michael Gilchrist
In acknowledging the 40th anniversary of Humanae Vitae Pope Paul VIs Encyclical Letter on the Regulation of Births which was published on 25 July 1968 Benedict XVI described the document as a sign of contradiction and a significant show of courage in reasserting the continuity of the Churchs doctrine and tradition (see Benedict XVIs address page 7 in this issue).
98 - Jul 2008 - Liturgy: Why Paul VI saw liturgical abuses as the 'smoke of Satan', Cardinal Virgilio Noe
When Pope Paul VI spoke about the smoke of Satan entering the Catholic Church he was referring to liturgical abuses according to the prelate who served as his master of ceremonies.
99 - Jun 2008 - Letters: Ordinary Magisterium, Peter D. Howard
The separation of doctrine from dogma is one which many fail to appreciate and he has shown clearly how quotations from Pope Paul VI and Cardinal Ratzinger were mistakenly used to deny infallibility to Vatican II.
100 - May 2008 - Youth: Eucharistic devotions: revival in Melbourne, Br Barry Coldrey
His statement was quoted verbatim over 1000 years later by Pope Paul VI in his 1967 encyclical Mysterium Fidei.
101 - May 2008 - Magisterium: When is it infallible?, John Young
What I have said may seem to be contradicted by the three quotes respectively from John XXIII Paul VI and Cardinal Ratzinger given by Anthony Bono in his letter in the February 2008 AD2000.
102 - May 2008 - Interview: Positive impact of Pope's decree on the Latin Mass, Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos
The cardinal pointed out that the Pope has been clear that it is an error to assert that the use of the Latin language is only for the ancient rite as it is foreseen in the Missal of Paul VI.
103 - Mar 2008 - Letters: 'Re-ordered' churches, Brian Tooley
In my city of Gympie Queensland such did happen along with all the other wreck-ovations such as removal of confessionals shutting down of the organ and choir loft a walk-in baptismal font built on the sanctuary communion altar rails removed and paramount of all the tabernacle screened off contrary to Pope Paul VIs Mysterium Fidei as quopted by M.
104 - Mar 2008 - 40 Years On: Vatican II at its mid-life crisis, Br Barry Coldrey
Contraception Thus in 1968 Pope Paul VI against the advice of a majority of a theological commission rejected any relaxation of the Churchs ban on artificial contraception unleashing a storm not fully calmed today while in 1983 John Paul II denounced a strand in Liberation Theology as practised mainly in Latin America.
105 - Feb 2008 - Letters: Vatican II, Anthony Bono
In his closing speech to the Council on 7 December 1965 as well as at his General Audience on 12 January 1966 Pope Paul VI said In view of the pastoral nature of the Council it avoided any extraordinary statements of dogmas endowed with the note of infallibility.
106 - Dec 2007 - Books: THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD AND WOMEN by Sara Butler MSBT, Paul Woodbury
As Paul VI wrote in his 1976 document on a male-only priesthood Inter Insigniores a purely historical exegesis of the texts cannot suffice to establish Christs will on the matter.
107 - Dec 2007 - Letters: Pope's Masses, Paul Martin
A more recent statement issued by the Vatican states that His Holiness concelebrates his daily Mass with his priest secretary according to the provisions of the 1970 Missal as promulgated by Pope Paul VI (Novus Ordo).
108 - Dec 2007 - Architecture: Did Vatican II recommend the removal of altar rails?, M. Cassey
This has included the removal of statues the crucifix the introduction of butcher block type altars and finally the re-positioning of the tabernacle in any one of a myriad of places except where liturgical laws prescribe it should be kept - in churches with the greatest honour and in the most distinguished position as Pope Paul VI instructed in Mysterium Fidei.
109 - Dec 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
The priest is controversial because in the 1960s he publicly dissented from Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae and has since questioned Church teaching on homosexuality premarital sex euthanasia and in-vitro fertilisation.
110 - Nov 2007 - Prayer: John Paul II and the Rosary, Fr. M. Durham
Quoting from Pope Paul VI he also drew attention to the custom in certain regions of highlighting the name of Christ by the addition of a phrase referring to the mystery being contemplated.
111 - Oct 2007 - Truth: And the Light shines in the darkness: the meaning of true ecumenism, Andrew Kania
Hauerwas words but echoed those of Pope Paul VI who in Ecclesiam Suam cautioned: The desire to come together as brothers must not lead to a watering down or whittling away of truth.
112 - Oct 2007 - More of the same: Retired Sydney bishop calls for a radical overhaul of the Catholic faith, Michael Gilchrist
Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae which reaffirmed the Churchs ban on contraception is taken to task with the Bishop asking whether it is Gods will and indeed order that both the unitive and procreative aspects must necessarily be present in each act of sexual intercourse .
113 - Sep 2007 - Letters: Extraordinary?, Mark Szymczak
The decree states that the Mass formula of 1962 is permissible and is indeed an extraordinary expression of the same Lex Orandi as espoused by the Roman Missal of Paul VI.
114 - Sep 2007 - Letters: Vatican II, Peter D. Howard
As Pope Paul VI stated: But one thing must be noted here namely that the teaching authority of the Church even though not wishing to issue extraordinary dogmatic pronouncements has made thoroughly known its authoritative teaching on a number of questions (Address to the Last General Meeting of Vatican Council II quoted in Catholic Dossier March/April 1998).
115 - Aug 2007 - Letters: Combating AIDS, Franklin J. Wood
This information proves the utter fallacy of the arguments put forward by the people who have dissented from Paul VIs Humanae Vitae over the last 40 years.
116 - Aug 2007 - Lex orandi: Benedict XVI's liturgical armistice: 'Summorum Pontificum', Fr Glen Tattersall
The fundamental canonical point of Summorum Pontificum is that the ancient or historical usage of the Roman Rite as codified in the Missal of Pope St Pius V in 1570 and reissued in its last form by Blessed Pope John XXIII in 1962 was not abrogated or abolished by the subsequent promulgation in 1970 of a newer usage of the Roman Rite following Vatican Council II by Pope Paul VI.
117 - Jun 2007 - Letters: Vatican II (letter), Francis Vrijmoed
As the full text of this constitution was submitted to the Council fathers on 18 November 1965 accepted by them with 2344 votes in favour (placet) and six votes not in favour (non placet) and subsequently promulgated on the same day by Pope Paul VI there cannot be any doubt that the contents of this constitution - where the truth of our salvation is concerned - has to be regarded as infallible teaching of the living Magisterium of the Catholic Church who in this case spoke through the ecumenical council of Vatican II.
118 - Jun 2007 - Obituary: A tribute to natural family planning pioneer, Dr John Billings, RIP, Msgr Peter J. Elliott
Anticipating and then responding to the courageous and prophetic encyclical of Pope Paul VI Humanae Vitae they have helped many thousands to love one another by maintaining the dynamic unity of the two dimensions of marriage - the gift of life and the gift of love.
119 - May 2007 - Letters: Ecumenical councils, Peter D. Howard
The suicide of Europe due to contraception and abortion its aging population and its secularism all point to the correctness of Paul VIs Humanae Vitae and the need for both faith and reason as Pope John Paul II so beautifully taught.
120 - Feb 2007 - Books: TREASURE IN CLAY: The Autobiography of Fulton J. Sheen, Michael Gilchrist
One recalls Paul VIs observation in the 1970s that the smoke of Satan had entered the Church.
121 - Feb 2007 - Priesthood: Orthodox priests in a divided Church, Fr John Trigilio
During the later years of the pontificate of Pope Paul VI when I entered High School Seminary there was a general malaise prolific in many minor and major seminaries.
122 - Oct 2006 - Modernism's 'second wave' continues to impact on the Church, Fr Martin Durham
Subsequently Pope Paul VI (1974) would declare Modernism is a cancerous growth which lurks within its victim .
123 - Aug 2006 - DIY Mass: Redemptionis Sacramentum revisited, Fr Martin Durham
Dissent received an enormous boost when some hundreds of American theologians dissented from Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae (1968).
124 - Jul 2006 - Letters: Contraception, Richard Congram
In 1968 Paul VI in Humanae Vitae also reiterated unequivocally the intrinsic evil of contraceptive use.
125 - Mar 2006 - Modernism: 'New Church' not true Church: what modernists believe, Pastor Remotus
Pope Paul VI found it necessary to sound a warning about opinions that disturb the faithful and fill their minds with confusion about matters of faith.
126 - Mar 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Speaking to 7500 people in the Paul VI auditorium the Pope called attention to the publication of his first encyclical Deus Caritas Est and the conclusion of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
127 - Feb 2006 - Liturgical Music: The spiritual impact of Msgr. Richard Schuler's priestly leadership and example, Fr John T. Zuhlsdorf
Highly qualified in the field of Church music with an MA from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester NY and a doctorate in musicology from the University of Minnesota Msgr Schuler was honoured by Paul VI in 1970 with the title Monsignor for his work in organising the Holy Sees first international Church music conference after Vatican II.
128 - Sep 2005 - BOOKS: The Myth of Hitler's Pope: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis, Thomas E. Woods Jr
The future Popes John XXIII and Paul VI while still Cardinals Roncalli and Montini respectively received high praise for their efforts to shelter and rescue Jews.
129 - Aug 2005 - Reflection: How we will overcome the shortage of priests, Fr John O'Neill PP
While there were always families who loved and kept Gods law there were many more it would seem who not accepting the teaching of Humanae Vitae of Pope Paul VI and falling generally into a secular lifestyle got away from sacraments and prayer.
130 - Jul 2005 - Vocations: John Paul Il's Milwaukee connection, Fr John Walter
As Pope Paul VI had earlier remarked The smoke of Satan has entered the Church.
131 - Jun 2005 - Benedict XVI and liturgical reform, Dom Alcuin Reid OSB
Should we expect him to reverse the liturgical reforms of Paul VI?
132 - Jun 2005 - The Catholic Church's dissenters miss the boat, Chris Hilder
The report was the result of a long negotiation and was according to the recollections of some who were present based on a clear understanding that Pope Paul VI did not want a public retraction from the dissidents because he feared that this could lead to a schism in Washington and perhaps beyond.
133 - May 2005 - 'Santo Subito': the impact of John Paul II, Peter Westmore
Within the Catholic Church he addressed the sense of paralysis which engulfed the Church towards the end of Paul VIs pontificate as the Church increasingly polarised between modernists and traditionalists.
134 - Apr 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
But it was 35 more years before the Church officially attested to the authenticity of those remains in a statement released by Pope Paul VI in June 1976.
135 - Dec 2004 - Letters: Liturgical development (letter), Msgr Peter J. Elliott
It was only then that the Roman liturgy entered an era of substantial uniformity that is from Trent to the Missal of Pope Paul VI 1970.
136 - Nov 2004 - Letters: Unchanging Mass? (letter), Fr G.H. Duggan SM
Monsignor Peter Elliott in his review of two recent books on the Roman Rite of Mass (October AD2000) has expressed his personal preference for the Novus Ordo Missae promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1969.
137 - Jun 2004 - Books: Looking Again at the Question of the Liturgy, Reform of the Reform?, Paul Russell
Fr Kocik creates a conversation between an advocate of the Tridentine Mass and an advocate of the Mass of Pope Paul VI.
138 - Feb 2004 - Letters: Christ's gift, Wendy Francis
a treasure of surpassing value as Pope Paul VI described the Eucharist in the opening paragraph of Mysterium Fidei his Encyclical Letter of 1965.
139 - Feb 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
ARCIC talks have been held since the 1960s bringing Catholic and Anglican representatives together for regular discussions that were inaugurated after a meeting between Paul VI and the then-Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey.
140 - Dec 2003 - News: The Church Around the World
Profile of new cardinals 96 percent of eligible voters were named by John Paul II The number of cardinals eligible to vote in a papal election now stands at 135 - 15 more than the limit imposed by Pope Paul VI in 1975 and reaffirmed by Pope John Paul II in 1996.
141 - Nov 2003 - Letters: Vatican II, Peter D. Howard
In Michael Gilchrists admirable review of the 25 years of Pope John Pauls pontificate (October AD2000) I question his notion that Paul VI struggled to manage the centrifugal forces unleashed by Vatican II .
142 - Nov 2003 - John Paul II elevates Archbishop George Pell to the College of Cardinals, Michael Gilchrist
The College of Cardinals now has 194 members (not including the in pectore) of whom 135 are cardinal electors exceeding by 15 the maximum number of electors established by Pope Paul VI.
143 - Oct 2003 - Why Catholic teaching on marriage is 'good news' for all humanity, Eamonn Keane
This dissent is often more covert than overt as for example in preaching where the teaching of Pope Paul VIs Humanae Vitae has tended to remain shrouded in a veil of silence.
144 - Oct 2003 - After 25 years: the impact of John Paul II's pontificate, Michael Gilchrist
In this regard it could be argued that following the unrest and confusion that overtook the Church during the reign of Paul VI as that Pope struggled to manage the centrifugal forces unleashed by Vatican II the present Pope has seen an urgent need to stabilise and unite the Church.
145 - Sep 2003 - Letters: New Mass (letter), Philip Robinson
Peter Howard (New Mass July AD2000) says that my letter in the June edition was a simplistic criticism of Paul VIs New Mass.
146 - Sep 2003 - Understanding the Catholic Liturgy since Vatican II, Dom Alcuin Reid OSB
But within four years Pope Paul VI promulgated three alternatives (Eucharistic Prayers 2-4) which were the products of the personal enthusiasm of individuals supposed to be working to implement the Councils mandate.
147 - Sep 2003 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
There will also be a prayer vigil in preparation for World Missions Sunday organised by the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples in Paul VI Hall.
148 - Aug 2003 - Catalyst for Renewal Address: The legacy of Vatican II, Archbishop George Pell
Therefore I was not in Rome for the funeral of Pope John XXIII nor for the enthronement of Pope Paul VI.
149 - Jul 2003 - Letters: Catholic visionary? (letter), Richard Congram
Yet in defiance of Popes Pius Xl Pius XII John XXIII and Paul VI Teilhards disciples have continued promoting his insidious doctrines which were and still are in clear conflict with the magisterium.
150 - Jul 2003 - Letters: New Mass (letter), Peter D. Howard
The simplistic criticism of Paul VIs New Mass as evidenced by Philip Robinson (June 2003) misses the essential fact that the culture which has produced so much dissent has similarly produced disobedience regarding the rubrics.
151 - Jun 2003 - Books: Culture and the Thomist Tradition : After Vatican II, by Tracey Rowland, Fr Peter Joseph STD
She quotes from a meeting between (Protestant theologian) Karl Barth and Paul VI in 1966 at which Barth asked the question What does aggiornamento mean - accommodation to what?
152 - Jun 2003 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Noting this anniversary the Holy Father said that the Pontifical Biblical Commission serves the cause of the Word of God according to the objectives that were established for it by my predecessors Leo XIII and Paul VI.
153 - Jun 2003 - Liturgy: John Paul's new encyclical on the Eucharist targets liturgical abuses, Michael Gilchrist
In regard to the real presence - another aspect of the Eucharist tending to be confused in some quarters - the Pope reminds us: The sacramental re-presentation of Christs sacrifice crowned by the resurrection in the Mass involves a most special presence which - in the words of Paul VI - is called real not as a way of excluding all other types of presence as if they were not real but because it is a presence in the fullest sense: a substantial presence whereby Christ the God-Man is wholly and entirely present.
154 - May 2003 - Cardinal Nguyen Van Thuan (1928-2002): How faith survived in a Communist prison, Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan
The motive was that Pope Paul VI had transferred me from my diocese in Nha Trang where I had been bishop for eight years between 1967 and 1975 to Saigon to become Archbishop Coadjutor.
155 - May 2003 - Surge in priestly vocations confounds secular culture, Joanne Grainger
We each have a personal mission - highlighted so beautifully by Pope Paul VI in Evangelii Nuntiandi: Evangelising is in fact the grace and vocation proper to the Church her deepest identity.
156 - Mar 2003 - Letters: Apostolate (letter), Barry O'Brien
Pope Paul VI declared Matt Talbot venerable in 1975 having told members of an Irish Marian association in 1971 that he had read a book on Talbots life and believed he should be canonised.
157 - Mar 2003 - New Age ideas: how Catholics should respond, Fr Peter Joseph
Pope Paul VI said in one of his famous 1972 discourses on the devil: Everything which defends us from sin protects us of itself from the invisible Enemy.
158 - Mar 2003 - Liturgy: The Mass is the same sacrifice as the Cross, Msgr. Peter J. Elliott
One sacrifice made present The prevalent view today was taught by Pope Paul VI in his magnificent encyclical on the Eucharist Mysterium Fidei.
159 - Dec 2002 - Letters: Bishops' initiative (letter), Therese Vassarotti
This is consistent with recent papal teachings summed in the words of Paul VI at the close of the Second Vatican Council: The hour is coming in fact has come when the vocation of women is being acknowledged in its fullness the hour in which women acquire in the world an influence an effect and a power never hitherto achieved.
160 - Oct 2002 - Letters: Church "renovation" (letter), B. Tooley
The encyclical Mysterium Fidei written by Pope Paul VI during the Second Vatican Council states liturgical laws prescribe that the Blessed Sacrament be kept in churches with the greatest honour and in the most distinguished position.
161 - Oct 2002 - Catholic liturgy in the 21st century: major challenges facing the Church, Fr Peter Williams
Texts Since 1970 with the publication of the Missal of Pope Paul VI the Catholic Church in Australia and in other English-speaking countries has been celebrating the Mass in the vernacular.
162 - Jul 2002 - Reflection: John Paul II clarifies Vatican II teaching on lay and priestly roles, Pope John Paul II
In considering what this entails Pope Paul VI identified four qualities - clarity humanity confidence and prudence.
163 - Jul 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
He had led the Milwaukee Archdiocese since his appointment by Pope Paul VI in 1977.
164 - Jun 2002 - A post-1968 Catholic's view of R.E.: 'My generation was shortchanged', Mark Power
In 1968 two events of some significance occurred the first was the release of Paul VIs Humanae Vitae and the second was my birth.
165 - May 2002 - General absolutions continue in the Toowoomba Diocese, Michael Gilchrist
This prompted a sternly-worded document from the Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments which pointed out that the authorisation given to Diocesan Bishops does not permit them to change the required conditions to substitute other conditions for those given or to determine grave necessity according to their personal criteria however worthy quoting Pope Paul VI.
166 - May 2002 - Catholicism in Australia: facing the challenges of Western secularism, Archbishop George Pell
More than twelve months earlier Kuuml;ng and his friends had written to the London Times on the death of Pope Paul VI to describe the Pope they wanted: non-Italian preferably not from the first world aware of social issues an intellectual and theologically-minded.
167 - May 2002 - Liturgy: New edition of the Roman Missal released: vernacular translations to come, Michael Gilchrist
It is a text that is in continuity with the Missal that was reformed following Vatican Council II and promulgated by Paul VI he said.
168 - Apr 2002 - Adelaide Thomas More Centre address: The key elements of Catholic Action today, Archbishop Philip Wilson
These included their consecration through Baptism and Confirmation the vision of the Second Vatican Council dialogue as set out by Pope Paul VI ecumenism and inter-faith activities the common good of the whole community and the Churchs teaching on social justice.
169 - Mar 2002 - 'Liturgiam Authenticam', ICEL and the need for improved Mass translations, Anna Silvas
Read in its Latin original this prayer is a jewel of the Missal of Paul VI.
170 - Mar 2002 - Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration spreads throughout the world, Fr Douglas Harris
At the height of the Second Vatican Council Pope Paul VI wrote a prophetic encyclical titled Mysterium Fidei.
171 - Mar 2002 - News: The Church Around the World
The document indicates that from now on they recognise: the authority of the Pope as Vicar of Christ and Shepherd of the Church; the legitimacy of the Second Vatican Council; and the validity of the Mass approved by Pope Paul VI.
172 - Nov 2001 - Letters: A response on the Creation of Man, Gerry Keane
A Pope may declare against human evolution on doctrinal grounds and yet he or another Pope - perhaps not wishing to intrude upon science per se - may allow research into Origins but if such findings are found to contradict Tradition he is eventually bound to reject them ( la Paul VI and contraception).
173 - Nov 2001 - Tenth Synod of Bishops: Bishops called to courageous witness to the Faith, AD2000
The Synod of Bishops was established towards the close of Vatican II on 15 September 1965 when Pope Paul VI accepted a recommendation that a body of bishops meet regularly on a consultative basis.
174 - Oct 2001 - Books: 'The Spirit of the Liturgy' by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Christopher Quinn
While not taking either of the more prevalent uncritical stances (we should go back wholesale to what we had before or Paul VIs reform was faultless) Ratzinger suggests that all was not well at the top following the Second Vatican Council: The impression arose that the Pope really could do anything in liturgical matters especially if he were acting on the mandate of an ecumenical council.
175 - Sep 2001 - Letters: BECs (letter), Marie Kennedy
Quoting Pope Paul VI and John Paul II the Archbishop shows that the said communities aim at building and strengthening parishes with special concern for non-practising Catholics.
176 - Aug 2001 - News: The Church Around the World
The Holy Father highlighted Cardinal Ratzingers brilliant philosophical and especially theological studies his precocious call to teaching roles in the most important German universities his nomination as a bishop by Pope Paul VI and subsequent appointment to the Archdiocese of Munich and his elevation as cardinal.
177 - Jul 2001 - Letters: Ambiguities (letter), Philip Robinson
Since the authentic interpretation was lacking those points on which the mind of the Council appeared uncertain and open to question were thrown open to dispute among theologians with the resulting grave damage to the Churchs unity which Paul VI deplored in his speech of 7 December 1968.
178 - Jul 2001 - Basic Ecclesial Communities, Archbishop Leonard Faulkner
Recalling the words of Pope Paul VI our Holy Father says that every community must live in union with the particular and the universal Church in heartfelt communion with the Churchs Pastors and the Magisterium with a commitment to missionary outreach and without yielding to isolationism or ideological exploitation.
179 - Jun 2001 - Letters: Altar (letter), Stuart J. Blackwood
The Bugnini version was confirmed during a Paris TV program in 1993 by philosopher and academician Jean Guitton who had been a close and long-time friend of Pope Paul VI.
180 - May 2001 - Letters: Vatican II ambiguities (2) (letter), Fr G.H. Duggan SM
When this article was brought to the notice of Pope Paul VI he ordered that the document should have a prefatory note pointing out that the decree on collegiality left intact the constant teaching of the Church about the supreme authority of the Pope as Shepherd and Ruler of Christs flock.
181 - Apr 2001 - Books: 'Contraception: The Hidden Truth' by Christine de Stoop, Katie Forster
Inquiries to AD Books) In the 33 years since Pope Paul VI issued Humanae Vitae we have seen a massive decline in respect for life.
182 - Mar 2001 - Books: Why the hopes of the Council Fathers of Vatican II are yet to be realised, Michael Daniel
He and his successor Paul VI hoped that the Council would usher in a period of renewal.
183 - Mar 2001 - Elizabeth Anscombe, R.I.P., Robert P. George
In 1968 when much of the rest of the Catholic intellectual world reacted with shock and anger to Pope Paul VIs reaffirmation of Catholic teaching regarding the immorality of contraception the Geach- Anscombe family toasted the announcement with champagne.
184 - Mar 2001 - New cardinals to continue John Paul II's agenda, AD2000 Report
Between the 13th and 15th centuries the number of cardinals rarely exceeded 30 but in 1586 Pope Sixtus V set a limit of 70 while Pope Paul VI (1963-1978) raised the limit to 120 - now exceeded by Pope John Paul II.
185 - Dec 2000 - Jubilee Congress of Families: Rome report, Anthony Cappello
In the Paul VI Auditorium in Rome last October the International Theological and Pastoral Congress was held by the Pontifical Council for the Family.
186 - Sep 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
Since 7 December 1965 when Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras of Constantinople lifted their mutual excommunications Catholics and Orthodox who have been separated since 1054 have intensified their efforts to overcome their division.
187 - Aug 2000 - 'We Shall Overcome': 'liberal' Catholicism after Vatican II, Norm Yodgee
After Pope Johns death in 1963 Pope Paul VI inherited a Church where the tension between the authority principle and a new spirit of democracy remained unresolved.
188 - Jun 2000 - Archbishop Hickey reins in abuses in Sacrament of Penance, AD2000 Report
The Letter goes on to stress the priority that celebrating individual and integral confession should be for all priests quoting Pope Paul VI Other works for lack of time may have to be postponed or even abandoned but not the confessional.
189 - May 2000 - Letters: Mixed marriages (letter), John Schmidt
Pope Paul VI in his apostolic letter Matrimonia Mixta (1.
190 - May 2000 - Letters: 'Day of Pardon' (letter), Paul MacLeod
They thereby missed an opportunity to make clear to Australian Catholics the teaching as expressed by Pope Paul VI: The Church is therefore holy though having sinners in her midst because she herself has no other life but the life of grace (Credo of the People of God).
191 - Apr 2000 - Indulgences and the Millennium Jubilee Year, Neil Coup
Conscious of the Divine Mercy of God Pope Paul VI taught: Gods only-begotten Son has won a treasure for the militant Church; he has entrusted it to blessed Peter the key- bearer of heaven and to his successors who are Christs vicars on earth so that they may distribute it to the faithful for their salvation.
192 - Mar 2000 - New York Scripture seminar affirms reliability of New Testament, Eamonn Keane
Rev Dr Brian Harrison pointed out that on several occasions during his pontificate Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the received Catholic teaching on the historical reliability of the Gospels as did Vatican II in Dei Verbum.
193 - Jul 1999 - Reflection: John Paul II: how the arts and Christian faith nourish each other, Pope John Paul II
It is clear therefore why the Church is especially concerned for the dialogue with art and is keen that in our own time there be a new alliance with artists as called for by my revered predecessor Paul VI in his vibrant speech to artists during a special meeting he had with them in the Sistine Chapel on 7 May 1964.
194 - Jul 1999 - Ecumenism: New ARCIC document on Papal authority, Peter Westmore
While ARCICs role arose from a general concern by Pope Paul VI and the then Archbishop of Canterbury to address differences between their respective Churches John Paul II has encouraged responses from other Christians as to how the issue of Papal authority might be resolved.
195 - May 1999 - Association of Catholic Families: meeting challenges to today's family, Chris and Mary Clare Meney
These local associations (in Melbourne and Wagga Wagga) have been developed to promote the welfare of Catholic families according to the vision expressed in Humanae Vitae (Paul VI) Familiaris Consortio (John Paul II) the Charter of the Rights of the Family (John Paul II) and the recent Catechism of the Catholic Church.
196 - May 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
Dublins Archbishop on contraception Remarks on family planning attacked in Irish mass media Archbishop Desmond Connell of Dublin prompted a storm of protest and criticism following his address early in March at St Patricks College Maynooth in which he defended the teaching of Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae while pointing out the negative effects of the widespread acceptance of contraception: Approval of contraception logically extends the blessing of moral approval to the sexual revolution which has resulted in the chaos of broken families co-habitation promiscuity uncertainty about the limits that define the nature of the family.
197 - Feb 1999 - Liturgy: Cardinal Ratzinger on the old and the new Mass, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger
However the difference between a liturgy celebrated faithfully according to the Missal of Paul VI and the reality of a vernacular liturgy celebrated with all the freedom and creativity that are possible - that difference can be enormous.
198 - Feb 1999 - 'Absolute Truth': another media 'job' on the Catholic Church, Michael Gilchrist
Paul VI was duly elected as the man who would continue Johns revolution.
199 - Oct 1998 - Pope John Paul II: the impact of his twenty-year pontificate, Peter Westmore
At this time he wrote one of his most important books Love and Responsibility which anticipated by some years the teaching of Pope Paul VI in his encyclical Humanae Vitae.
200 - Sep 1998 - Pope John Paul II's new Apostolic Letter on Bishops' Conferences, Apostolos Suos, Michael Gilchrist
Pope Paul VI with the motu proprio Ecclesiae Sanctae called for episcopal conferences to be established wherever they did not yet exist; those already existing were to draw up proper statutes; and in cases where it was not possible to establish a conference the bishops in question were to join already existing episcopal conferences.
201 - Sep 1998 - Archbishop Pell: 'Humanae Vitae' teachings 'are not an optional extra', Michael Gilchrist
In a pastoral letter titled On Life and Love to mark the 30th anniversary of Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae on 24 July 1998 Melbournes Archbishop George Pell re-stated the Catholic Churchs continuing opposition to contraception and called for society to take stock of the costs of the sexual revolution made possible by the pill.
202 - Nov 1997 - Editorial: Can the tide of religious illiteracy be reversed?
In fact as Msgr Michael J Wrenn noted in a recent commentary on the US Bishops Committee report in The Catholic World Report (October 1997) the ten doctrinal deficiencies which that committee singled out bore more than a passing resemblance to the ten doctrinal points which almost 30 years ago a Commission of Cardinals appointed by Pope Paul VI had indicated in its report of February 1968 needed to be corrected or clarified in the Dutch Catechism.
203 - Jul 1996 - Books: 'Critics on Trial - An Introduction to the Catholic Modernist Crisis', O'Connell, Fr John Parsons
In 1910 the Oath Against Modernism was imposed on candidates for ordination and remained in force until it was unwisely abolished by Paul VI in 1967.
204 - Jun 1996 - Michael Davies' Australia / NZ tour - The Catholic liturgy: where is it headed?, Michael Gilchrist
Michael Davies critique of the post-Vatican II liturgical changes which he has argued in the face of strong hostility from Catholic loyalists since the 1970s includes the following theses which he repeated during his Australian lecture tour: The Novus Ordo or new Mass of Paul VI is not the liturgy of Vatican II but of a group of post-Vatican II liturgical experts whose product was eventually approved by Paul VI in 1969 despite strong warnings from a number of Cardinals.
205 - May 1996 - Books: 'Redefining The Church: Vision and Practice', Richard Lennan ed, Fr Ephraem Chifley OP
) John Paul II following Paul VI in Humanae Vitae has described contraception as an intrinsically evil act (VS 80) but Gleeson would like the Church to make more room for the dissenting erroneous or perplexed conscience.
206 - Mar 1996 - Examining the impact of Vatican II after 30 years, Fr John Parsons
In Lent 1962 while still Archbishop Montini of Milan the future Pope Paul VI said: Today there are no errors in the Church or scandals or deviations or abuses to correct.
207 - Nov 1995 - Post-conciliar renewal? Some Queensland snapshots, Michael Gilchrist
Perhaps Father had in mind a document issued on 29 May 1969 by the Sacred Congregation for Divine Worship on the authority of Pope Paul VI titled Memoriale Domini (Instruction on the Manner of distributing Holy Communion).
208 - Jul 1995 - Understanding the terms of the euthanasia debate, Peter Coghlan
Given such unanimity in the doctrinal and disciplinary tradition of the Church Paul VI was able to declare that this tradition is unchanged and unchangeable.
209 - Nov 1994 - Vatican moves to save high altars: a bit late in the day, Simon Matthews
This directive became part of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal definitively promulgated in 1970 by Pope Paul VI (no.
210 - Sep 1994 - Gregorian Chant makes a comeback, Simon Matthews
While Solesmes has adapted the chant to the Novus Ordo Missal of Paul VI one of its daughter houses the French Abbey of Notre-Dame of Fontgombault has retained the traditional Missal and thereby maintained the chant in its liturgical entirety.
211 - Feb 1994 - Reflection: The Immaculate Conception: Mary’s unique holiness, Br Christian Moe FSC
Paul VI tells us that knowledge of true doctrine of Mary will always be a key to the exact understanding of the Mystery of Christ and the Church (1973); and in Marialis Cultus (1974) he tells us that the Solemnity of 8 December is a joint celebration of the Immaculate Conception of Mary of the basic preparation for the coming of the Saviour and of the happy beginnings of the Church without spot or wrinkle (3).
212 - Feb 1994 - Can liturgical 'reform' be reformed?, Simon Matthews
The new Mass of the Roman Rite formally promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1970 has continued to be the focus of criticism by some Catholics for being more a revolutionary break with the past than an orderly organic development of the rite as required by Vatican II.
213 - Nov 1993 - Brompton Oratory, London: Keeping Catholic tradition alive, Simon Matthews
Famous visitors have included John Henry Cardinal Newman (of the earlier Birmingham Oratory) Franz Liszt Monsignor Eugenio Pacelli (later Pius XII) and Monsignor Giovanni Battista Montini (later Paul VI).
214 - Nov 1993 - In the aftermath of 'Veritatis Splendor', B.A. Santamaria
The next Pope will disappoint the progressives as much as Paul VI did when he opposed the popular expectation and issued Humanae Vitae.
215 - Sep 1993 - Archbishop Hickey's Pastoral Letter - 'Humanae Vitae' 25th anniversary, Archbishop Barry J. Hickey
Archbishop Barry Hickey of Perth Western Australia celebrated a special Mass in St Marys Cathedral Perth on Sunday 25th July to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Pope Paul VIs encyclical Humanae Vitae which has been the target of continued criticism from within the Church ever since its release.
216 - Sep 1993 - Lincoln, Nebraska - how to fill seminaries with vocations, Fr T.I. Thorburn
The Diocese of Lincoln propagates the Churchs teaching concerning marriage and sexuality as taught by Pope Paul VI in his encyclical Humanae Vitae.
217 - Jul 1993 - Brother Andrew speaks out on the Catholic crisis, Brother Andrew
Pope Paul VIs Humanae Vitae on sex and marriage was rejected by many Church voices in favour of an easier contraceptive morality.
218 - May 1993 - 'The Catechism of the Catholic Church': Confronting the post-Christian world, B.A. Santamaria
The insolent disregard throughout the Catholic world of earlier and equally important Papal documents - Humanae Vitae; Paul VIs Credo; the earlier General Catechetical Directory; and John Paul Ils Catechesi Tradendae - encourage little optimism.
219 - Mar 1993 - Books: A review of the 'Catechism of the Catholic Church' (French Edition), Fr Peter Joseph
The tabernacle should be situated in the most worthy place in the Church with the greatest honour (1183 quoting Mysterium Fidei of Paul VI) - nothing about hiding the tabernacle putting it out of sight out of mind.
220 - Feb 1993 - The dimming of the 'vision splendid': religious life in distress, Sr Mary Augustine Lane OP
Pope Paul VI gave expression to this when he said to religious in 1964 the more it is stressed that the role of the laity demands that they advance the Christian life in the world so much the more it is necessary for those who have renounced the world to let their example radiantly shine forth.
221 - Oct 1992 - Reflection: Fatima - after seventy-five years, Bishop George Pell
The apparitions were eventually approved by the Church and both Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II have visited Fatima on pilgrimage.
222 - Jun 1992 - Monika Hellwig visits Australia, Michael Gilchrist
In the same book Hellwig questioned the personal judgment of Pope Paul VI in his 1965 encyclical Mysterium Fidei on the full spiritual meaning of the Eucharist.
223 - May 1992 - Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy: has ecumenism lost its way?, Fr Peter Knowles OP
This has created a situation incompatible with the spirit of the Dialogue initiated in 1964 by the late Christian leaders Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I.
224 - Apr 1992 - Whence Ecumenism? The Vatican and ARCIC, Michael Davies
ARCIC was established as a result of a meeting in 1966 between Pope Paul VI and Dr Michael Ramsay the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury.
225 - Apr 1992 - Problems of modern Biblical scholarship, B.A. Santamaria
The Declaration of the Sacred Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith Inter Insignores (15 October 1976) was approved confirmed and ordered published by Paul VI himself.
226 - Feb 1992 - The Pope's agenda - overcoming the obstacles, Michael Gilchrist
It is clear at the outset that John Paul has been at one with Pope John XXIII in striving to safeguard the deposit of Faith (while renewing its presentation) and with Pope Paul VI in confirming the force of the Churchs moral teachings on marriage and family in Humanae Vitae complementing these with encyclicals of his own such as Familiaris Consortio.
227 - Dec 1991 - Editorial: Can the internal schism be solved?, B.A. Santamaria
The Pope is certain to be faced with the same orchestrated rebellion as Paul VI was with Humanae Vitae.
228 - Jun 1990 - Books: 'Iota Unum: A Study of Changes in the Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century', Fr John Parsons
Similarly at the end of the Council in a speech of almost equal importance Pope Paul VI summed up the gist of all that had been done as a turning of the Church towards the world.
229 - Mar 1990 - New Zealand: tensions between Rome and the Bishops, John Kennedy OBE
In New Zealand as elsewhere the classic example is the teaching so clearly pronounced in Pope Paul VIs great encyclical Humanae Vitae.
230 - Feb 1990 - Books: Archbishop Oscar Romero: a modern martyr - 'Romero: a Life', by James Brockman, Paul Gray
In Rome Romero visited Pope Paul VI the General of the Jesuit order and the Secretary of the Congregation for Bishops.
231 - Nov 1989 - Teaching Christian doctrine in Catholic primary schools, Gerard Gaskin
This work was the outcome of the Fourth General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops convened by Pope Paul VI in October 1977.
232 - Aug 1989 - Letters: A response to Michael Davies' article on Archbishop Bugnini (June 1989), Fr Brian Harrison OS
Davies quotes Archbishop Bugnini as saying that a very high-ranking cardinal disclosed the existence of a dossier purporting to prove the Masonic affiliations of Archbishop Bugnini which had been presented to Pope Paul VI.
233 - Oct 2014 - Do we construct the Church in our own image?, Fr Ken Clark
234 - Mar 2014 - Whither religious education in Australian Catholic schools?, Peter Finlayson
235 - May 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
236 - Oct 2012 - Liturgical Music: Vatican II: Singing nourishes faith ... raises minds to God, Bishop Arthur Serratelli
237 - Sep 2012 - Film: 'For Greater Glory': an inspiring message for today's Christians, Babette Francis
238 - Feb 2010 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
239 - Mar 2006 - The distribution of Holy Communion past and present: an historical survey, Fr Sebastian Camilleri OFM
240 - Oct 2004 - Books: Be Not Afraid: Cardinal George Pell's new book to be launched in November
241 - May 2001 - Books: 'Becoming Fire' by Fr Ken Barker mgl, Peter Westmore
242 - Oct 1993 - Eucharistic adoration - are we keeping up with the rest of the world?, Christine McCarthy