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    The Council of Trent was convened in 1545 in response to the Protestant Reformation to address issues within the Catholic Church. It affirmed core Catholic doctrines like Sacred Tradition, salvation through God's grace and works, and the seven sacraments. It also aimed to reform the clergy through seminary education. The Second Vatican Council updated the Church for the 20th century by increasing lay participation, decentralizing decision making, and shifting the liturgy to be more participatory. In response, the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines was convened as the first in Asia to actualize Vatican II's reforms at the local level through a renewed, pastoral Church focused on evangelization in Filipino culture.

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    The Council of Trent was convened in 1545 in response to the Protestant Reformation to address issues within the Catholic Church. It affirmed core Catholic doctrines like Sacred Tradition, salvation through God's grace and works, and the seven sacraments. It also aimed to reform the clergy through seminary education. The Second Vatican Council updated the Church for the 20th century by increasing lay participation, decentralizing decision making, and shifting the liturgy to be more participatory. In response, the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines was convened as the first in Asia to actualize Vatican II's reforms at the local level through a renewed, pastoral Church focused on evangelization in Filipino culture.

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    The Council of Trent was convened in 1545 in response to the Protestant Reformation to address issues within the Catholic Church. It affirmed core Catholic doctrines like Sacred Tradition, salvation through God's grace and works, and the seven sacraments. It also aimed to reform the clergy through seminary education. The Second Vatican Council updated the Church for the 20th century by increasing lay participation, decentralizing decision making, and shifting the liturgy to be more participatory. In response, the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines was convened as the first in Asia to actualize Vatican II's reforms at the local level through a renewed, pastoral Church focused on evangelization in Filipino culture.

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    COUNCIL OF

    TRENT (1545-1563)
    This represented the true reformation.
    Others called it Counter Reformation. It was
    convoked because of the situation created by
    Protestantism. Since Luther revolted in 1517, things
    became bad to worse. But it took twenty years for
    the church to convoke such a council.
    COUNCIL OF
    TRENT
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:
    1. It gave the complete list of books of the Bible, and declared
    that Tradition and Scriptures are both sacred.
    2. It declared that God’s grace and man’s freedom had to
    cooperate in the process of salvation, and that nobody is
    predestined to be eternally damned or saved. True faith must
    be expressed in good works.
    COUNCIL OF
    TRENT
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:

    3. It decreed that the seven sacraments were instituted by Christ,


    Himself. The Eucharist is the memorial of the sacrifice of
    Jesus on the cross, not only the commemoration of the Last
    Supper.
    COUNCIL OF
    TRENT
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:
    4. To fight the clergy’s ignorance, the council decided to establish
    diocesan seminaries for their spiritual and cultural
    formation. Preaching on Sundays and holidays was made
    obligatory.
    5. It also removed all the abuses connected with the
    indulgences.
    COUNCIL OF
    TRENT
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:

    5. It exhorted Cardinals and Bishops to avoid luxury and to


    become models of holiness and humility.
    6. It confirmed the existence of purgatory, the legitimacy of the
    veneration of the saints, and the validity of religious vows.
    2nd VATICAN COUNCIL

    The Second Ecumenical Council of


    the Vatican, or Vatican II, was an
    Ecumenical Council of the Roman
    Catholic Church opened under
    Pope John XXIII in 1962 and closed
    under Pope Paul VI in 1965.
    2nd VATICAN COUNCIL
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:

    1. It brings about an updating, a renewal that would enable the


    church of the 20th century to address the problems of the
    20th century.
    2. It gives greater recognition on the laity’s role in the church.
    2nd VATICAN COUNCIL
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COUNCIL:

    3. It gives way to a greater participation of the local churches in


    decisions that would affect the church universally.
    4. It effected most visibly the shift in the aspect of LITURGY.
    (The faithful were given the opportunity to participate more
    fully, actively and consciously in the liturgy.”)
    2nd PLENARY COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES

    In response to the call of


    Vatican Council II
    for the local churches
    to actively participate
    in the renewal of the church,
    the local church in the Philippines
    convoked the Second Plenary Council
    (PCPII),
    the first in Asia.
    2nd PLENARY COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES

    -MAIN GOAL-

    “To actualize the result of Vatican II


    at the local level.”

    They envisioned a renewed church in the Philippines,


    focusing on Christ, with pastoral orientation and
    evangelization, in the context of the Filipino culture.

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