The Church in Our Time: What Vatican II Means for Everyday Catholics - "Inter Merifica" - On Social Communications

In this episode of Archindy Vox, we delve into the profound insights of the Vatican II decree on social communications, shedding light on its relevance in today’s information age. Hosted by Ken Ogorek, our discussion features Sally Krause and Father Francis "Rocky" Hoffman, who bring unique perspectives on the intersection of faith and media.

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Vatican II Documents are available on vatican.va.

Meet the Archdiocese of Indianapolis's new chancellor, Justin Reyes. Executive Director of Communications Sally Krause sits down with Justin to discuss his life, his mission, and just what exactly an archdiocesan chancellor does for the archbishop and the people of the archdiocese.

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The Church in Our Time: What Vatican II Means for Everyday Catholics - Sacrosanctum Concilium: "On the Sacred Liturgy"

What does it truly mean to worship God in the liturgy—and why is the Mass the summit of our Catholic faith?

Host Ken Ogorek talks with Father Patrick Beidelman and Tammy Becht about Sacrosanctum Concilium, Vatican II’s Declaration on the sacred liturgy. In their discussion they cover the meaning of the Mass, its patterns, rubrics and language, what "active participation" means, and why everything we pray in the liturgy is important for our every day lives.

This episode of ArchIndy Vox is part of “The Church in Our Time: What Vatican II Means for Everyday Catholics,” a series exploring Vatican II and how it continues to shape our everyday lives.

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Vatican II Documents are available on vatican.va.