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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 March 2011
1 This means that Fede tradizione profezia will be unfairly neglected since, except on one question, it deals exclusively with Angelo Roncalli, the future John XXIII. Earlier versions of the four chapters have already been considered in Hebblethwaite, P., John XXIII, Pope of the Council, London 1984,Google Scholar and one of the authors, Stefano Trinchese, announces elsewhere (Pio XII, p. 256, n. 3) that the Istituto per le Scienze Religiose of Bologna is planning a collective work, A. G. Roncalli - Giovanni XXIII 1881-1963 of which these essays are evidently a foretaste.
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9 An essential complement to their work is Anni e opere di Paolo VI, edited by Nello Vian, introduction by Arturo C.Jemolo, Rome 1978. It provides a detailed chronology of Montini's whole life, gives many hints on where to look for data, and contains 152 evocative photographs. Montini giovane has 17 photographs.
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19 ‘Vigorous and incisive as he is with pen in hand,’ De Gaulle confided, ‘in practical matters he is humble, shy and clumsy.’ De Gaulle hoped Maritain would soon be replaced (Actes et documents xi. 686).
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26 I was one of ‘de Lubac's disciples’ at the time. If anyone had publicly charged us with ‘anti-intellectualism’ he would have been deluged with such a flood of ratiocination that he would have soon disappeared. ‘Anti-intellectual’ really meant ‘anti-scholastic’.
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43 Montini arcivescovo, 322.
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