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The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council

The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)

Vatican City (Vatican City State) — 1961

The Catholic Church facing the changes of the postmodern age: Pope John XXIII's papal bull convening the Second Vatican Council as a response to the challenges of the 20th century

  1. Pope John XXIII convened the Second Vatican Council in 1961 with the papal bull Humanae salutis

  2. The Council, which took place between 1962 and 1965, was also attended by lay people and representatives of other Christian churches

  3. It dealt with the self-perception of the church and its tasks in a changing age

The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council

Instr. Misc. 7934 Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
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The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council

The papal bull Humanae salutis, also called apostolic constitution, was released on December 25, 1961 by Pope John XXIII and officially called for the Second Vatican Council (1962–1965). In this document, the Pope emphasized the need for a renewal of the Church in order to meet the challenges of the modern world. He called for a spiritual awakening and emphasized the unity of Christians and the importance of dialogue with the world. The bull emphasized the pastoral orientation of the Council and its goal of adapting the Church to changing social conditions. Humanae salutis marked the beginning of one of the most important reform phases of the Catholic Church in the 20th century, which resulted in far-reaching changes in liturgy, ecumenism and the Church's self-image. In keeping with the broad aspirations of the Council, the title page is not only decorated with the papal coat of arms, but also shows the four evangelist symbols in a border of plants with Christian symbolism.

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Alternative Titles
Humanae Salutis. Concilium Oecomenicum Vaticanum II indicitur
Die Apostolische Konstitution zum Zweiten Vatikanischen Ökumenischen Konzils
Size / Format
18 pages / 40.0 x 28.5 cm
Date
1961
Language
Latin
Content
Papal Bull "Humanae Salutis" Convening the Second Vatican Council
Patron
Pope John XXIII
Available facsimile editions:
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
#1 Humanae Salutis. Testimonium Conformitatis (Maior Edition - Luxury Edition)
Scrinium – Venice, 2014
Limited Edition: 400 copies
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
#2 Humanae Salutis. Testimonium Conformitatis (Minor Edition - Standard Edition)
Scrinium – Venice, 2014
Limited Edition: 10,000 copies
Facsimile Editions

#1 Humanae Salutis. Testimonium Conformitatis (Maior Edition - Luxury Edition)

Scrinium – Venice, 2014
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State) Copyright Photos: Ziereis Facsimiles

Publisher: Scrinium – Venice, 2014
Limited Edition: 400 copies
Binding: The facsimile and commentary volume come in a luxurious leather solander box.
Commentary: 1 volume by Sergio B. Pagano
Complete color reproduction of the original “The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council” at its original size. The facsimile aims to reproduce the original’s appearance, feel and physical characteristics as faithfully as possible. The pages are trimmed to the original format. The binding may differ from the original’s present-day binding.
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#2 Humanae Salutis. Testimonium Conformitatis (Minor Edition - Standard Edition)

Scrinium – Venice, 2014
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State)
The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council – Scrinium – Instr. Misc. 7934 – Archivum Secretum Vaticanum (Vatican City, Vatican City State) Copyright Photos: Ziereis Facsimiles

Publisher: Scrinium – Venice, 2014
Limited Edition: 10,000 copies
Binding: Pergamenata edition with cardboard binding; facsimile and commentary volume in a slipcase
Complete color reproduction of the original “The Bull of Indiction of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council” at its original size. The facsimile aims to reproduce the original’s appearance, feel and physical characteristics as faithfully as possible. The pages are trimmed to the original format. The binding may differ from the original’s present-day binding. Printed on Pergamenata.
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