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Catherine E. Clifford is Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology in the Faculty of Theology, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, where she also serves as founding Director of the Research Centre on Vatican II and Twenty-First-Century Catholicism. She holds a PhD (Theology) from the University of St Michel's College, Toronto (2002) and a Licentiate in Theology from the University of Fribourg, Switzerland (1987). Her research and teaching interests lie in the areas of ecclesiology, ecumenism, and the history of Vatican II, with a particular emphasis on the understanding of ecclesial reform, the development of doctrines, and the diversity of Christian communions within the world Christian movement. She is actively engaged in ecumenical work, and presently serves as a member of the Methodist-Roman Catholic International Commission. Massimo Faggioli is Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Villanova University (Philadelphia). He previously held a teaching post at the John XXIII Foundation for Religious Studies in Bologna (1996-2008), and was founding co-chair (2012-2017) of the Vatican II Studies group at the American Academy of Religion. He is the author ofA Council for the Global Church: Receiving Vatican II in History (2015) and The Liminal Papacy of Pope Francis: Moving Toward Global Catholicity (2020).The Oxford Handbook of Vatican II he Oxford Handbook of Vatican II attempts a Herculean task...Those in the English speaking world who teach Catholic theology now have a book at hand that comprehensively considers virtually every important post-conciliar subject, filled with references and additional resources, against which scholars and average Catholics can crosscheck their arguments and intuitions.
Michael Sean Winters, National Catholic Reporter
For those who know little of the council, the book is the perfect primer. For those called to preach or teach in the name of the church, it becomes an invaluable guide, from university professors to parish priests to catechists.
Michael Sean Winters, National Catholic Reporter
The Oxford Handbook to Vatican II is a substantial achievement, a key resource for understanding the Council. It will, no doubt, generate its own richly diverse reception history.
Alexander Faludy, Ordained presbyter in the Church of England and a freelance journalist, lives in Cambridge (England) and Budapest (Hungary).
The publication of a new volume in the important and prestigious series of Oxford University Handbooks, wholly devoted to Vatican II, has a symbolic significance, even more than a historical or theological one.
Antonio Ballarò, Il Regno - attualita
This notable addition to the Oxford Handbook in Religion and Theology series lays out in copious but necessarily selective detail the gestation, event, and aftermath of one of the most significant ecclesial happenings of the twentieth century...Libraries will want to stock this volume in reference collections alongside the Cambridge Companion to Vatican II (2020), which shares many of the same authors.
Patrick J. Hayes, Catholic Books Review
Offering a rich bibliographic synthesis and presenting a topic that is relevant not only for the Catholic space, but also for the global theological one, The Oxford Handbook on Vatican II, published by Oxford University Press in 2023 is an useful tool both for theologians, historians, sociologists or philosophers and should not be neglected by a researcher who wants to have a word to say in the contemporary research.
Iuliu-Marius Morariu, PhD, Theological Review
In 44 chapters this handbook gives an impressive representation of the impact of Vaticanum II in the past, and of the potential the council still has to inspire for theology and practice.
Theologia Reformata
This remarkable new Handbook takes the reader on an action-packed journey, beginning with the extraordinary atmosphere of the 1960s, elements of which reappear at different points throughout.
Rt Revd Stephen Platten, Church Times
The volume is a hugely impressive achievement, demonstrating that the Second Vatican Council continues to be a site of mature - if still incomplete - reception beyond well-worn controversies, and a source of important and stimulating scholarship. I can see it being a standard reference point for teachers and students, as well as a rich but accessible book for the interested non-specialist....this is superb volume which justifies its place, even on already-crowded Vatican II bookshelves, for a wide range of readers.
Gregory A. Ryan, The Heythrop Journal
The Oxford Handbook of Vatican II is an invaluable resource for graduate students, scholars, and teachers of the council who wish to encounter new, global, and growing edges of Vatican II scholarship.
Elyse J. Raby, Shorter Notices
This volume is engaging, beautifully produced, and accessible for the general reader as much as for scholars looking to deepen their understanding of the council and its place in the life of the contemporary church.
Richard Lennan, Church History