[ebb tide]

Could be—it probably depends where you are— but Dei Verbum and Sacrosanctum Concilium are the two that pertain most to what I teach. I like DV a lot more than SSCC.

So you teach only select documents of VC II? How convenient.

As for me, I prefer the Syllabus of Errors, the Oath against Modernism and Pascendi Dominici Gregis (Encyclical of of Pope Pius X On The Doctrines of the Modernists) over all the documents of VC II.

But I guess I'm just a "functionary", "restorastionist", "Pelagian", "rigid christian", "museum mummy", "rosary counter" in Francis' eyes.

[Hieronymus]

In my Intro Scripture course I teach Dei Verbum, along with Providentissimus Deus, the decrees of the PBC, Spiritus Paraclitus, Divino Afflante Spiritu, and some other scripture documents. Why should I toss Scriptural Encyclicals out of a Scripture course to introduce, say Gaudium et Spes?

In my Liturgy Course, I teach Sacrosanctum Concilium, along with a whole pack of other scriptural documents. Should I toss Tra Le Sollecitudine for Nostra Aetate?

There is another prof who covers off a variety of other documents as appropriate in appropriate courses. He also offers a course that goes through all 16 documents.

I’d rather spend my time on Hebrew and Greek.