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Who called the bishops to the First Vatican Council?
Pope Pius V called for the First Vatican Council.
When and where was the Second Vatican Council held?
The Second Vatican Council was held at the Basilica in Rome. During the years of 1962-1965, it was called by pope John XXIII..Catholic AnswerVatican Council II was held in Vatican City (which is in Rome, Italy). Church councils have always been named after the city in which they were held, from the Council of Jerusalem through the two Vatican Councils (which are the latest). Vatican Council II opened October 11th, 1962 and was closed December 8th, 1965, on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. In Vatican City though some sessions were held elsewhere in Rome and within Italy as a whole..AnswerThe Vatican Council II met in St. Peter's Basilica when all the Council Fathers came together for a vote or some such. I don't think there was any other building that could hold all the Bishops from the entire world at one time:The Vatican had over 2600 Bishops and another addition to theologians and other experts, adding up to 3000. It consisted of;1089 bishops from Europe489 bishops from South America404 bishops from North America374 bishops from Asia296 bishops from Africa84 bishops from Central America75 bishops from Oceania, , which included Papua New Guinea, The Solomon Islands, New Zealand and Australia63 observers from other Christian Churches52 lay men and women over the whole four years.Please note, only Bishops were official members of the Vatican Council. Smaller meetings were held all over the Vatican in different meeting halls according to the size need.
Who were the people in the Second Vatican Council?
They are the Pope, Bishops and the Cardinals all over the world.
Why did the Vatican II end?
Because the Bishops had accomplished what they set out to do and voted to officially end the Council.
Do the bishops work for the pope?
Bishops work for their dioceses but are under the guidance and leadership of the pope. There are bishops in Rome who are assigned various offices in the Vatican as part of the curia who may work directly for the pope. Many of these are cardinals.
Who helps the pope?
the Cardinals, bishops, priests and nuns all have certain duties to full fill in the Vatican where the Pope resides.
How many bishops at Vatican two?
I don't know of how many hiearchy bishops to one place, but I do know that it's a group of several individuals that are in charge of several important tasks involving not one but a few different congregations which are huge like world and nationwide. These individuals are members of a huge organization ruled by God and them. As for the Vatican Two I only know of one Vatican. I hope that answered your question.
Who pays for the travels of the Catholic cardinals?
Most Cardinals pay for their own travel. Depending upon whom they work for, for instance, if the Cardinal is employed at the Vatican, and the Vatican sends him somewhere, then the Vatican might pick up the tab for that. But most Cardinals are Bishops of individual dioceses, and thus are responsible for their own travel.
What was the relationship between the emperor and the patriarch of byzantine?
They were the bishops of various European places, also known as the patriarchs. They were important to the churches so therefore important to the empire they believed in Christianity.
Why can a cardinal vote for a new pope but not a bishop?
Bishops are appointed by the pope in consultation with the Curia and other bishops. While a cardinal may not have a vote when it comes to appointing bishops, his input is always welcome by Rome, as well as the input of the laity. Remember, the Catholic Church is NOT a democracy. The pope is the sovereign ruler of the Church on Earth and the City State of the Vatican.There are many hundreds of bishops and bringing all of them to the Vatican to vote for a pope in a conclave and house and feed them in locked quarters in the Vatican would be a monumental task. Most countries have at least one cardinal and they bring the needs and desires of their people to a conclave.
What was the relationship between the Byzantine emperor and the patriarch of Constantinople?
They were the bishops of various European places, also known as the patriarchs. They were important to the churches so therefore important to the empire they believed in Christianity.
What goes on in Vatican 2?
All the bishops in the world met in the Vatican, at St. Peter's Basilica off and on for three years beginning in 1962 through 1965. They discussed and vote on various documents, which then had to be approved by the reigning Pope, and were published. You can see the documents at the link below, and pictures of the Council at the second link.
