Noted participants in this event included the liaison to Communist countries, Franz König, and the liberal Hans Küng.
Noted participants in this event included the liaison to Communist countries, Franz König, and the liberal Hans Küng. American opponents of this event rallied behind John Joseph Krol, while its leading dissenters worldwide organized as the International Group of Fathers and founded movements such as sedevacantism under leaders including Marcel Lefebvre and Hutton Gibson. Lesser-known documents produced at this event include a "decree on the means of social communication;" it also issued decrees such as Dignitatis humanae, on religious (*) freedom, and Nostra Aetate, which revoked the doctrine of collective Jewish guilt. Several "dogmatic constitutions" defining modern Catholicism also appeared at, for 10 points, what 1962 to 1965 summit convened by John XIII at the Papal home city?
Noted participants in this event included the liaison to Communist countries, Franz König, and the liberal Hans Küng.
{Second Vatican Council} [or {Vatican II}; prompt on {Vatican Council}]