Event Christianity
Second Vatican Council
Concilium Vaticanum Secundum la
Roman Catholic council, met 1962 to 1965
- Dated 11 October 1962 CE – 8 December 1965 CE
- Also called Concilium Vaticanum Secundum, Vatican II, 2nd Vatican Council
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