Answering the Universal Call to Holiness with a Rule of Life

The documents and legacy of the Second Vatican Council continue to represent an ideological divide within the Catholic Church.

Angie Allen reports that for sixty years, proponents and opponents of the Council have cited various issues and developments. These disagreements often stem from factors outside the Council itself, which concluded on the feast of the Immaculate Conception in 1965 under Pope St. John XXIII.