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MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS Papers MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS Papers Bound Volume BX 830 1962 A127 pt. 1 Box #12 Miscellaneous Papers (MSCP) ID # Date Title Ö 07.02.60 Quaestiones Commissionibus Praeparatoriis Concilii Oecumenici Vaticani II Positae see: Ö PSCH-2 --.--.60 Schemata Constitutionum et Decretorum ex quibus argumenta in Concilio disceptanda seligentur Bound Volume BX 830 1962 A127 pt. 2 Box #12 Miscellaneous Papers (MSCP) ID # Date Title Ö MSCP-1 10.11.62 Calendarium Mensis Octobris A. MCMLXII Ö MSCP-2 --.--.62 Calendarium Mensis Novembris A. MCMLXII Ö MSCP-3 [undated] Suffragatio Propositionum Schematis “De (1964?) Religiosis” quod nunc inscribitur De Accommodata Renovatione Vitae Religiosae. Ö Ö MSCP-4 09.--.64 Kalendarium Suffragationum Capitis Terti Schematis Constitutionis “De Ecclesia” Ö Ö MSCP-5 [undated] Kalendarium Suffragationum Schematis Decreti “De Apostolatu Laicorum” see: Ö EH-MSC-1 09.26.64 The Secretariat for Non-Christianis [sic.]: Information for the Most Reverend Conciliar Fathers Ö Ö MSCP-6 12.28.63 Normae circa Operama Peritis Praestandam (2 copies) (also in BX830 1962 A114 pt. 2) Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 2 BV #1 ID # Date Title (Ö) Ö MSCP-7 11.15.63 Relatio quam, in Conventu Em.rum Cardinalium Consilii Praesidentiae Commissionis de Negotiis Concilii Coordinandis et Moderatorum Coram SS. D. N. Paulo Pp. VI in Aedibus Vaticani Habito die 15 Novembris 1963, Legit E.mus Card. Iacobus Lercaro Moderator; quaeque Adprobata, ex Voto Patrum, Patribus Omnibus Communicatur (also in BX830 1962 A114 pt. 2) Ö --.--.62 Elenchus Patrum Qui Partem Habuerunt in Commissionibus Praeparatoriis Concilii Ö Ö MSCP-8 11.21.63 Notificatio Ö MSCP-9 --.--.64 Elenchus Schematum Constitutionum, Decretorum, Propositionum et Voti de quibus deliberabitur in Sacrosancto Concilio Ö --.--.64 Elenchus Schematum Constitutionum, Decretorum, Propositionum et Voti de quibus deliberabitur in Sacrosancto Concilio (Nova Editio) Ö --.--.62 Schedae Pro Eligendis Sodalibus Commissionum Sacri Concilii Ö [undated] Patrum Conciliarum Indices Sicuta Conferentiis Episcopalibus Exhibiti sunt ad Sodalium Commissionum Conciliarum Numerum Augendum (pro manuscriptu) Ö MSCP-10 12.05.62 Ordo Agendorum Tempore Quod Inter Conclusionem Primae Periodi Concilii Oecumenici et Initium Secundae Intercedit (2 copies) (Ö) Ö MSCP-11 11.05.63 Commissio De Doctrina Fidei et Morum, De labore Commissionis Doctrinalis Hucusque Peracto (also appears in BX 830 1962 A124) Ö MSCP-12 07.02.64 Additamenta ad Ordinem Concilii Oecumenici Vaticani II Celebrandi Ö MSCP-13 07.03.64 Ex Audientia Sanctissimi, Diei III mensis Iulii, anno MCMLXIV Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 3 BV #1 ID # Date Title Ö MSCP-14 07.03.64 [no title] Letter (Prot. N. 1341 CV/64) begins: “Venberabilis Pater, uti notum factum . .” signed Pericles Felici, Secretarius. contents: schedule for discussion and voting on various schemata Ö MSCP-15 11.04.64 Rescriptum Pontificium Quo Supremis Modertoribus Religionum Clericalium Iuris Pontificii atque Abbatibus Praesidibus Congregationum Monsticarum Facultates Quaedam ab Apostolica Sede Delegantur Ö MSCP-16 11.16.64 Notificationes Ö MSCP-17 [undated] Notificatio (1964?) Ö MSCP-18 [undated] Present Status of Schemata [with respect to (1964?) voting] Ö MSCP-19 10.28.65 Intimatio per Cursores Facienda, Domi Dimisso Exemplari (2 copies) Ö MSCP-20 11.18.65 Intimatio per Cursores Facienda, Domi Dimisso Exemplari (2 copies) Ö MSCP-21 12.07.65 Intimatio per Cursores Facienda, Domi Dimisso Exemplari Ö MSCP-22 12.08.65 Intimatio per Cursores Facienda, Domi Dimisso Exemplari Folder Contents Miscellaneous Speeches and Addresses MSCP-23 date: 11.13.63 title: Episcopal Conferences: A Paper by the Reverend Piet Franson at a Meeting of American Bishops and Experts Held at the Graduate Department of the American College on November 13, 1963. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 7 pp. Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 4 MSCP-24 date: 09.15.64 title: Verba Em.mi Card. Eugenii Tisserant, Primi Purpurati Patris e Consilio Praesidentiae Concilii Oecumenici Vaticani II, Habita in Basilica Vaticana, Die XV Septembris, Anno MCMLXIV. origin: [not indicated, (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis?)] specifications: Latin, 27 cm., 3 pp. (2 copies) note: summary of address appears in Daybook II:11. MSCP-25 date: 10.30.(64) title: The Following are Excerpts from the Address of Archibishop John J. Krol of Philadelphia, Undersecretary of the Vatican Council, on the Topic of ‘Council Procedure’ Given on Wednesday, October 30. origin: U.S. Bishops’ Press Panel. specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 3 pp. note: quotations from the address appear in Daybook II:223-224. MSCP-26 date: 10.--.64 title: Vatican Ecumenical Council and the Liberation Movements Behind the Iron Curtain, statement by Yaroslav S. Stetzko. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, 28 cm., 3 pp. MSCP-27 date: 11.27.64 title: Conversazione di sua Eccellenza Mons P. Felici sui Lavori della Terza Sessione del Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano Secondo. origin: [not indicated] specifications: Italian, typewritten lgl., 6 pp. MSCP-28 date: 09.15.65 title: Allucutio Em.mi P.D. Eugenii Card. Tisserant Decani Primi ex Consilio Praesidentiae. origin: [official council letterhead] specifications: Latin, typewritten lgl., note: summary of Card. Tisserant’s remarks appear in Daybook III:9. MSCP-29 date: [undated] title: Reformation -- Roman Style. (The following address was delivered by Dr. Albert C. Outler at a reception in the Grand Hotel, Rome, given by the Paulist Fathers in honor of the Observer-Delegates and the American Hierarchy. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 6 pp. (2 copies) Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 5 MSCP-30 date: [undated] title: A Benedictine Monastery in Psychoanalysis. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 5 pp. (2 copies) Miscellaneous Speeches on the subject of Poverty MSCP-31 date: 10.07.64 title: A Proposal for Vatican Council II: World Poverty and the Christian Conscience. origin: James J. Norris. specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 2 pp. note: cf. MSCP-32. MSCP-32 date: 11.05.64 title: World Poverty and the Christian Conscience. Speech by James J. Norris at Vatican Council II. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 2 pp. note: mention of speech appears in Daybook II:221-222. Cf. MSCP-31. MSCP-33 date: [undated, (11.09.64)] title: The Church’s Role in the Fight Against World Poverty. Speech to the Third Session of Vatican Council II on the Schema “The Church in the Modern World,” (Sec. 24): by the Very Reverend Gerald Mahon, M.A., Superior General, St. Joseph’s Society for Foreign Missions, Mill Hill. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten lgl., 2 pp. note: quotations from the speech appear in Daybook II:242. See MSCP-53 for original Latin text. MSCP-34 date: 10.26.(64) title: Christian Responsibility and World Poverty. by Rev. Arthur McCormack, M.H.M. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 6 pp. note: text of speech appears in Daybook II:186-187. MSCP-35 date: [undated, (1964?)] title: When the Hungry Nations Speak. origin: [not indicated] specifications: English, typewritten ltr., 1 p. (2 copies) note: it is possible that subsequent pages to this speech are missing. Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 6 Many of the following speeches (MSCP 36 - MSCP 70), which were grouped under the general subject heading of poverty, pertain to the discussion during the third council session (1964) of schema 13 of the Constitution of the Church in the Modern World (See Box #6). The following documents are all in Latin, typewritten l.ltr. Several of them bear a faint trace of a handwritten date; but because it was difficult to decipher, the date is not recorded as part of the finding list. When it was possible to verify the date according the council Daybook, the date and reference are cited in a note at the end of the entry. The title given for the speech corresponds exactly to the heading at the beginning of the typescript. The ‘time’ entry presumably records the time the speech was delivered, while the ‘pages’ entry apparently indicates its place in the larger collection of speeches made on a given day. Nevertheless, the lack of verifiable dates made it impossible to arrange the speeches in chronological order, so its was decided to catalog the speeches alphabetically according to last name of the presenter. MSCP-36 title: 4) - Exc.mus D. Romanus Arrieta, Ep. Tilaranesis in Costa Rica. time: Hora 10.25 - 10.32. pages: 4 pp. numbered 24-27. MSCP-37 title: 1) - Exc.mus D. Philuppus Jacobus Benitez, Ep. aux. Assumptionis in Paraguay. time: Hora 10.31 - 10.40. pages: 6 pp. numbered 33-38. note: summary of this speech appears in Daybook II:223 (11.05.64). MSCP-38 title: 6) - Exc.mus D.nus Guilleimus Bolatti, Archiepiscopous Rosariensis in Argentina. time: [not indicated] pages: 6 pp. numbered 35-40. (2 copies) note: summary of this speech appears in Daybook II:177 (10.23.64). MSCP-39 title: 2) - Em.mus D. Card. Antonius Caggiano, Arch. Bonaeren. in Argentina. time: Hora 10.06 - 10.13. pages: 5 pp. numbered 9-13. MSCP-40 title: 11) - Exc.mus D. Radulfus Zambrano Camader, Ep. Facatativensis in Colombia. time: [not indicated] pages: 3 pp. numbered 87-89. MSCP-41 title: 1) - Exc.mus D. Card. Iacobus de Barros Camera, Arch. S. Sebastiani Fluminis Januarii in Brasilia. time: [not indicated] pages: 3 pp. numbered 9-11. MSCP-42 title: 15) - Exc.mus D. Aemilius Cekada, Ep. Scopiensis in Jugoslavia. time: [not indicated] pages: 5 pp. numbered 63-67. Miscellaneous papers (Box #12) 7 MSCP-43 title: 13) - Exc.mus D. Petrus de la Chanonie, Ep. Claramontanus in Gallia. time: [not indicated] pages: 2 pp. numbered 70-71. MSCP-44 title: 5) - Exc.mus D. Paulus Barrachina et Estevan, Ep. Oriolen Lucentin in Hispania. time: Hora 10.30 - 10.38. pages: 6 pp. numbered 26-31. MSCP-45 title: 6) - Exc.mus D.nus Angelus Fernandes, Archiepiscopus Coad.
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