German leadership at the Council noted by observer
The observer praises German organization and leadership at the Council while denying Germanophile tendencies. He highlights 24 dioceses, 64 bishops, and Cardinal Frings of Cologne as a major Council leader, noting German prelates’ influence on commissions.
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Joseph Cardinal Frings
Cologne
Three Germans at the Council
In Rome three prominent German figures influence Catholic dialogue during the Second Vatican Council era. Hans Kung, Max Lachmann, and Bernard Haring discuss reform, ecumenism, and Church teaching while shaping German Catholic leadership and engagement with the council.
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League For Evangelical-Catholic Reunion
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Lateran University
The
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United States
Kung
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