| | Introduction ; Conciliar foundations of dialogue : events before and during the Second Vatican Council, 1961-65 ; Initial contacts between the Catholic Church and the Lutheran World Federation through observers at Vatican II ; Pope John XXIII and the decision to invite observers, 1961 ; The popes, the SPCU, and the observers ; The official Lutheran observers ; John XXIII and the observers at the first session, 1962 ; Cardinal Bea, the SPCU, and the observers ; Paul VI and the observers at the second session, 1963 ; The third (1964) and fourth (1965) sessions : new attitudes and relationships begin to emerge ; Turning toward Lutheran-Catholic dialogue ; Impact of the observers on Conciliar Documents ; Impact of the Second Vatican Council on the LWF ; The Strasbourg Institute ; A Lutheran evaluation of the Council : "a new dialogue has begun" ; The Lutheran-Catholic "joint working group" and the beginnings of official dialogue ; Both sides give formal approval to dialogue ; The sixteenth-century anathemas ; From centuries of isolation to dialogue and mutual respect : the immediate post-conciliar period, during the Pontificate of Pope Paul VI, 1966-1978 ; Creating partnership between the Catholic Church and the Lutheran World Federation ; Exchanges of correspondence, observers, visits, invitations ; New understanding and new relationships continue to develop ; Acknowledging the growing convergence on justification ; Cardinal Willebrands at Evian, 1970 ; The Malta report's challenge on justification, 1972 ; Preparing the Catholic Church for reception, 1973 ; Initial evaluation of the Malta report, 1974 ; Justification and indulgences : the Holy Year 1975 ; Justification at Dar-es-Salaam, 1977 ; The continuing impact of the observers ; From dialogue and mutual respect to acknowledging common bonds of faith and friendship : developments during the Pontificate of Pope John Paul II : the first decade, 1978-1987 ; Deepening and confirming the "far-reaching consensus" on justification ; Introduction : the Pontificate of Pope John Paul II ; The Malta report's statement on justification in the second phase of international dialogue-- The Malta report and national Lutheran-Catholic dialogues ; The third phase of international Lutheran-Catholic dialogue ; John Jaul II and the Lutheran heritage ; 450th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession, 1980 ; 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's birth, 1983 ; John Paul II and the Lutheran family : fostering bonds of friendship and reconciliation ; Deepening relationships with the Lutheran World Federation ; Contacts with German Lutherans ; Contacts with American Lutherans ; Contacts with Nordic Lutherans ; Contacts with Lutherans in other countries ; Reflections on the question of official reception during this decade ; From acknowledging common bonds of faith and friendship to mutual commitment : developments during the Pontificate of Pope John Paul II, 1988-1999, leading to the joint declaration ; Towards official reception of dialogue results, 1988-1993 ; The decade of the joint declaration ; A turning point : the LWF delegation in Rome, March 3-5, 1988 ; Authorities request official evaluation of Lutheran-Catholic reports, 1989-90 ; Strategies for reception, 1991 ; Perceptions of each other's capability for reception, 1992 ; Focus on justification, 1990-1993 ; Towards a joint declaration on the doctrine of justification, 1993-1998 ; The decision to seek a joint declaration ; An ECLA initiative with Catholic support 1993 ; LWF/PCPCU 1993 decision to seek a declaration in 1997 ; Drafting a joint declaration on justification, 1994-97 ; Some key features of the joint declaration on the doctrine of justification ; Pope John Paul II's support during the drafting process : 1995-1997 ; Official responses to the joint declaration, 1998 ; An intense debate in Germany ; The LWF response, June 16, 1998 ; Response of the Catholic Church, June 25, 1998 ; Pope John Paul II's statement after the Catholic response, June 28, 1998 ; Determining a common understanding of the responses, 1998-1999 ; The concerns of Lutherans and others, 1998 ; Reassurances by Catholic leaders, June 1998-January 1999 ; The need for additional clarifications : steps taken in October-November 1998 ; The "official common statement" and "annex," May 1999 ; Joint announcement, June 11, 1999, of date and place of signing ; The signing of the joint declaration on the doctrine of justification, Augsburg, Germany, October 31, 1999 ; Three days of celebration, October 29-31 ; Press conference, October 29 ; The historic achievement for Lutherans and Catholics ; Celebration at Augsburg City Hall, October 30 ; The JD's wider ecumenical meaning ; Some perspectives on theology and dialogue ; Ecumenical vespers, basilica of Sts. Ulrich and Alfa, October 30 ; Signing ceremony, the Cathedral and St. Anna's Church, October 31, 1999 ; The "statio" in the cathedral ; St. Anna's Church ; The Pope's statement in Rome at the moment of the signing, October 31-- Summary and Reflections ; The Second Vatican Council : context for the emergence of Lutheran-Catholic fellowship ; The emerging Lutheran-Catholic fellowship : context for the joint declaration ; Authorities of the Holy See and the joint declaration ; Dialogue and reception ; Dialogue : from the Malta report (1972) to the joint declaration (1999) ; The continuing attention to reception and the continuing problem of reception ; An achievement for the ecumenical movement ; Afterword: the holy see and the repception of the joint declaration, 2000-2006. |
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