Reportagens da TV Alemã sobre o Concílio Vaticano II [LEGENDADO]

History, the teacher of life, teaches us how to learn from our mistakes. However, small, easily detected errors are very different from errors that take on large proportions and are complex to analyze, especially when it involves a collective error dispelled between the lines. Much material has been written about Vatican II, pointing out the errors, their origins, and their consequences. However, reconciling errors with the question of the Church's indefectibility can cause concern for many Catholics. What were the council's intentions? This series of reports takes us to the primary sources. Here, we will see how bishops were convinced to carry out reforms, how the reforms were treated as a continuation of Pius XII, and how the notion of an all-encompassing church can only be possible with a church that subsists within the Catholic Church, and implicitly within other religions. Not from a simple accusation by an opponent, but from the mouth of a Jesuit himself. 00:00 1) Bishop Schäufele and expectations for the Council 07:33 2) Cardinal König and expectations regarding Paul VI 10:36 3) The second session of the Council 26:27 4) The third session of the Council 38:56 5) Closing of the Council