The Church and the European Union

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The Church and the European Union

Roman Catholic Reform Vatican II- Mass to be celebrated in vernacular, freer relations w/ other Christian groups, new spirit towards Judaism, power to bishops.

Reforms led by: John XXIII Paul VI

John Paul II Elected in 1978 Traditionalist Against Communism Fostered the growth of the church in un-westernized countries.

Supported Solidarity in Poland

European Economic Community Started in 1957 Initially 6 member nations 1993, renamed European Union 2004, 25 member nations Achievement: the Euro.

European Constitution Bill of Rights Economic and Political Agreements Centralized Courts Unsupported by many of the nations

Problems with the EU European elites High unemployment, stagflation Smaller states feel neglected Rates of Euro exchange unfairly calculated Unwillingness to centralize authority Admission of Turkey?

Quiz Bonhoeffer, NieMoller Neo-Orthodoxy, Liberal Theology Catholic Reform (John XXIII, Paul VI, Vatican II, John Paul II) European Economic Community European Union Problems with the European Union What problems may the European Union experience in the future?