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    The document summarizes the preparation and proceedings of the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines, which was held in 1991. It discusses the reasons for holding the Council, the approval process with Rome, and the structure and participants of the Council. The Council produced documents addressing various topics on renewing and strengthening the Church in the Philippines.

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    THE SECOND PLENARY

    COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES


    THE PREPARATION

     The idea of holding a Plenary Council of the Philippines


    had been informally discussed on several occasions by
    members of the hierarchy.

     A formal proposal this effect was presented to the


    bishops in the 56th Plenary Assembly of the CBCP in
    January 1988.
    The reasons for holding a Council:

    1. The many changes that have taken place in


    the Church as a result of the II Vatican Council
    together with the promulgation of the new Code of
    Canon Law.
    2. The changes that occur in the Church in the
    Philippines and in Philippine society after the
    celebration of the first Plenary Council in 1953 with
    new problematic and new pastoral issues.
     Once the proposal to hold the II Plenary Council of
    the Philippines had been approved by the CBCP the next
    step was to ask for the formal approval of Rome.

     This request was made in a letter of the CBCP


    President Archbishop Leonardo Legaspi, OP, D.D. of
    August 1, 1988 addressed to Bernardin Cardinal Gantin,
    Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops.

     The letter of approval signed by Cardinal Gantin was


    dated Nov. 10, 1988 and transmitted to the CBCP by the
    Apostolic Nunciature on Nov. 16, 1988.
    :
     The Solemn Liturgical Opening of the II Plenary Council of the
    Philippines took place at the Manila Cathedral, Basilica of the
    Immaculate Conception on Sunday, January 20, 1991 at 9:00 in the
    morning.

     The principal celebrant was the Council President, Archbishop


    Leonardo Z. Legaspi, OP, D.D., Archbishop of Nueva Caceres,
    concelebrants were Archbishop Gian Vincenzo Moreni, D.D., the
    Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines,

     85 Archbishops and Bishops and over 250 priests, also present in their
    respective places of honor were Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal
    Sin, D.D. and Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, D.D.
     The Council closed on February 17, 1991, Sunday. It
    was held at the Manila Cathedral presided by Archbishop
    Leonardo Legaspi, OP, D.D. concelebrants were the 85
    Archbishops and Bishops and over 250 priests.
    The Participants:
    94 Archbishops/Bishops
    180 Vicars General/Episcopal Vicars
    21 Religious Superiors
    12 Rectors/Presidents of Catholic Universities
    24 Rectors/Deans of Ecclesiastical Faculties and Major
    Seminaries
    156 Laity
    THE CONCILIAR DOCUMENTS:

    Part I. Our World- The Philippines Lights and Shadows


    A. Our Evangelization
    B. Our socio-cultural Context
    C. Our Economic and Political Context
    D. Our Religious Context

    Part II. Envisioning A Church Renewed


    A. The Way of Jesus
    B. The Call of Jesus Today
    C. Discipleship in Community- The Church
    1. The Church is a Communion
    a. Unity in Diversity
    b. Equality in Dignity
    2. Participation
    3. A Community-in-Mission
    a. Our Missionary Vocation
    b. Inter-religious Dialogue
    4. A Priestly, Prophetic and Kingly People
    5. The Church of the Poor
    6. Basic Ecclesial Communities: An Expression of renewal
    7. The Church’s Paschal Pilgrimage
    D. Mary, Model of Discipleship
    Part III. A Renewed Integral Evangelization
    A. Announcing a Message of Salvation
    A. A Renewed Catechesis
    2. A Renewed Social apostolate
    3. A Renewed Worship
    4. The Inter-relatedness of these various renewals
    5. Characteristics of the Renewed Evangelization
    6. Inculturation
    7. The Holy Spirit
    8. Special Concerns
    B. Announcing a Message of Liberation
    C. Special Concerns
    1. Tribal Filipinos
    2. Children and Youth
    3. Women
    4. Peasants
    5. The Urban Poor
    6. Fisherfolk
    7. The Disabled

    Part IV. The community of Disciples: Workers of Renewal


    A. The Lay faithful
    B. The Religious
    C. The Clergy
    D. Other Communities of Renewal

    Conclusion: Journeying In and With the Spirit


    THE DECREES OF THE II PLENARY COUNCIL OF THE
    PHILIPPINES

    Introduction
    Title I. General Pastoral Orientation/Principles
    Title II. Worship
    Title III. Formation
    Title IV. Special Religious Concerns
    Title V. Social Action Apostolate
    Section 1. Pastoral Orientation
    Section 2. Programs and Organizations
    Section 3. Structures
    Title VI. Special Social Concerns
    Section 1. Politics
    Section 2. Responsible Christian Parenthood
    Section 3. Industrialization
    Section 4. Ecology
    Section 5. Rural Poor
    Section 6. The Sick and handicapped

    Title VII. Inter-religious Concerns


    Title VIII. Spirituality
    Title IX. A Community of Disciples
    Section 1. Pastoral Orientation
    Title X. Laity
    Section 1. Pastoral Orientation
    Section 2. Family
    Section 3. Youth
    Section 4. Women
    Section 5. Catechists
    Section 6. Migrant Workers
    Section 7. Lay Evangelizers

    Title XI. Religious


    Section 1. “Ad Extra” Concerns
    1. Areas of Collaboration with
    Bishops/Diocese/Parish
    2. Structures for Collaboration
    3. Policies Regarding Collaboration
    4. Charisms and the Local Church
    Section 2. “Ad Intra” concern

    Title XII. Clergy


    Section 1. Numbers
    Section 2. Formation
    1. Seminary Formation
    2. Continuing Formation
    Section 3. Spirituality and Lifestyle
    Section 4. Relationships with Religious/Laity
    Section 5. Temporalities
    section 6. Bishops
    Title XIII. Institution
    Section 1. Media and Communication
    Section 2. Catholic Schools
    Section 3. Basic Ecclesial Communities
    Section 4. Formation, Research, Theological Centers
    Section 5. Religious Organizations, Councils, Movements
    Section 6. Temporalities
    Section 7. Structures/Programs
    a. Parish and Diocesan Levels
    b. National Level

    Title XIV. Implementation

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