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JoMaCC
Journal issue | 3 | 1 | 2024
The Roman Magisterium in the Twentieth Century: New Perspectives from the Vatican Archives
open access | peer reviewed-
edited by
- Claus Arnold - Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Deutschland - email orcid profile
- Giovanni Vian - Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italia - email orcid profile
This issue of the Journal of Modern and Contemporary Christianity documents a workshop held at Villa Vigoni, the German-Italian Centre for European Dialogue, in October 2023. The opening of the Vatican archives for the pontificate of Pius XII has also created new possibilities for research into the history of theology. The Franco-German-Italian workshop (which was supported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) examined ongoing projects in this context and related them to earlier research on the history of the Magisterium and Roman censorship. Theologically, the pontificate of Pius XII was characterised by an interesting mixture of cautious tendencies towards openness and renewed repression. Against this background, the workshop offered an impressive panorama of current research on the Roman Magisterium under Pius XII, which unfolds in the contributions to this issue. These offer many doctrinal, source-critical, institutional and prosopographical points of contact.
Keywords Peace • Édouard Le Roy • Faith • Teilhard de Chardin • Encyclical • Papal Encyclicals’ drafting process • France • Censorship • Book Censorship • Catholic theology • Nouvelle Théologie • Sebastiaan Tromp • World council of churches • Evolutionism • Holy Office • International questions • Papal Magisterium • Magisterium • Vatican Council II • Faith and order • Society of Jesus • Catholic Bible Exegesis in the 1950s • Pope Pius XII • Indexing • Sacramental theology • Modernism • Reform concerns • Ecumenism • Just war • Pius XII • Professionalisation • Doctrine • Scientific progress • Jesuits • Morals • Roman Curia • Humani generis • Franz Hürth • Pontifical Biblical Commission • Ethics of the Situation • National socialism • Pope’s ghost writers • Roman Magisterium • Romanisation • Franz Hürth SJ • Moral Theology • Anti-modernism • Condemnation
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