At the end of this council, the pope enacted a declaration which condemned anti-Semitism and aimed to put quarrels with Muslims in the past, Nostra Aetate.
One document enacted by this council advances the position taken up twenty years earlier in Divino Afflante Spiritu. Josef Frings criticized the Holy Office during this council, and argued with Alfredo Ottaviani, who ultimately capitulated. At the end of this council, the pope enacted a declaration which condemned anti-Semitism and aimed to put quarrels with Muslims in the past, Nostra Aetate. In addition, that pope made a joint declaration with patriarch Athenagoras I. One document to come out of this council asserted that the church was the People of God and hierarchical in nature. That work was Lumen Gentium, or the Dogmatic Constitution of the Church. This ecumenical council produced the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, which permitted the use of the vernacular. FTP, name this ecumenical council called by John XXII and later presided over by Paul VI, which lasted from 1962 to 1965 in Rome.
One document enacted by this council advances the position taken up twenty years earlier in Divino Afflante Spiritu.
{Second Vatican} Council [or {Vatican II}]