you are go to bangalore summer vacation how will you enjoy in bangalore now write a letter to your friend raju.raju is living in mysore door no 3/323, srinagar karnataka?
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Letter from Vatican CityDecember 25, 1965 Issue
Letter from Vatican City
By Xavier Rynne
December 17, 1965
December 9
"The event,” as theologian Karl Barth has called Vatican Council II, reached its formal close here yesterday, though it may be said that its real work is just beginning. The idea of holding the Council came to Pope John XXIII on January 20, 1959. (“The first to be surprised by this proposal of mine was myself,” he wrote in his journal.) It was convened on October 11, 1962, and after Pope John’s death it was reconvened by Pope Paul VI. In its four annual sessions, the Council has promulgated sixteen decrees. According to the official record-keepers, some twenty-five hundred Council Fathers cast a total of a million two hundred thousand individual ballots on the various texts put to them, and they wrote some six thousand speeches, of which fourteen hundred were delivered on the Council floor. It was not the longest Council in the history of the Church—the Council of Trent holds the record, of eighteen years—but it was beyond question the most important religious event this century has yet seen.