Roman Luther debate shifts Catholic view in Vatican II era
In a broad discussion spurred by the Vatican II era, Catholics increasingly view Martin Luther as a gifted reformer rather than a villain. The piece notes scholars and church figures reassessing Luther, with debate over justification by faith and works, and mentions new Catholic hymnals and a research center in Strasbourg.
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