† Agostino Marchetto /Roma
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Annales Historiae Conciliorum

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Abstract:

At the beginning the Author presents in short, the figure of Msgr. Vincenzo Carbone and his scientific merits to give the editor the joy to publish this fundamental contribution to know deeply and better the person of Pope Paul VI and of the Conciliar Minority.

In this presentation appears also the contribution of archbishop Marchetto, the editor, towards a non-ideological historical knowledge of the Vatican II Council. The third figure presented at the beginning is the Secretary General himself. For the edition of the Diary the research's effort was long and difficult because notes and citations (“apparato critic”) were not yet completed. In any case the references here are the days of the Diary, following which the reader can find the “apparato critic” of the edition. Here, instead, there are the references of the Editor’s books on the Vatican Council, able to give the “films” of its history, and the one of its “actors”. So, it is given the chance to follow the “synodal story” along the paths that Editor’s former volumes can offer. Last observation: the content of this study is divided in two epochs: the one of pope John XXIII and the other of Pope Paul VI, taking special at-tention of the difficult relations existing between the Secretary General and the Moderators. Last not least the final summary is worthwhile for those who are in a hurry, giving never-theless a unique vision, as far as freedom of speech of the Popes with a man of confidence and of recta ratio in agibilibus is concerned, such as Archbishop Felici.

Keywords

Pope John XXIII (1958-1963) – Pope Paul VI (1963-1978) – Archbishop Felici (1911-1982) – Conciliar Moderators – Vatican II (1962-1965) – Continuity – Rupture – Mino-rity

1      Introduzione

Non posso iniziare questo mio intervento senza ricordare Mons. Vincenzo Car-bone che ha speso la sua non breve vita, in gran parte, per il Concilio Vaticano II.

Basti dire che per le cure, esperte e solerti, del Prof. Vincenzo, incaricato per tan-tissimi anni dell’Archivio del Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano II, abbiamo quel tesoro di pubblicazione che sono le “Fonti ufficiali del Magno Sinodo”, in 64 grossi tomi, purtroppo quasi tutti in latino, e ciò significa difficoltà di uso, oggi, anche per molti storici...

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Paolo VI visto dal Diario dell’Arcivescovo Pericle Felici, Segretario Generale del Vaticano II

Il Vaticano II narrato nei 'Diari' di monsignor Pericle Felici