What did Vatican II really say about the Mass? Sacrosanctum Concilium called for the preservation of Latin, gave Gregorian chant pride of place, and emphasized continuity with the Church’s liturgical tradition.

Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal examine what the Council actually prescribed, what changed afterward, and what Pope Leo XIV’s recent comments could mean for the future of the Mass.

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What did Vatican II really say about the Mass? Sacrosanctum Concilium called for the preservation of Latin, gave Gregorian chant pride of place, and emphasized continuity with the Church&rsquo;s liturgical tradition.
Raymond Arroyo, Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal examine what the Council actually prescribed, what changed afterward, and what Pope Leo XIV&rsquo;s recent comments could mean for the future of the Mass.
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
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#PrayerfulPosse #VaticanII #CatholicChurch

Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.  The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.  During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you’ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.  Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear “How It Ends…”

Raymond Arroyo, host of Arroyo Grande navigates and analyzes the culture with insight, satire, and style.&nbsp; The New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning producer, chart topping vocalist and broadcaster wades deep into the manners, lifestyle trends, people, faith, and art of the moment-- celebrating the best, while lampooning the rest.&nbsp; During his surprising conversations with celebrities, thought leaders and culture-makers, you&rsquo;ll discover life lessons, practical advice, and inspiring examples to live by. This fun, entertaining and unifying show helps listeners transform their lives into a broad, thriving Arroyo Grande.&nbsp; Each episode bursts its banks- and wait until you hear &ldquo;How It Ends&hellip;&rdquo;

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The “New” Mass After Vatican II — What Did the Council Really Say? | Prayerful Posse Special Report

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Mel Gibson sits down with Raymond Arroyo for an exclusive conversation about The Resurrection of the Christ and the enduring power of The Passion of the Christ.

The Passion of the Christ returns to theaters September 10–17 for a special Fathom Entertainment event. Get your tickets now at FathomEntertainment.com.

Gibson reflects on Jim Caviezel’s performance as Jesus, the film’s spiritual impact and the extraordinary reactions it inspired. He also takes Raymond inside The Resurrection of the Christ, revealing its ambitious scope, why he chose to tell the story in English, and how making the films affected him spiritually.

Plus, Mel takes on the Arroyo Grande Questionnaire, discussing faith, forgiveness, providence and what happens when this life is over.

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Mel Gibson sits down with Raymond Arroyo for an exclusive conversation about The Resurrection of the Christ and the enduring power of The Passion of the Christ.
The Passion of the Christ returns to theaters September 10&ndash;17 for a special Fathom Entertainment event. Get your tickets now at FathomEntertainment.com.
Gibson reflects on Jim Caviezel&rsquo;s performance as Jesus, the film&rsquo;s spiritual impact and the extraordinary reactions it inspired. He also takes Raymond inside The Resurrection of the Christ, revealing its ambitious scope, why he chose to tell the story in English, and how making the films affected him spiritually.
Plus, Mel takes on the Arroyo Grande Questionnaire, discussing faith, forgiveness, providence and what happens when this life is over.
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
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#MelGibson #ThePassionOfTheChrist #TheResurrectionOfTheChrist

Mel Gibson on The Resurrection of the Christ & the Power of The Passion

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Pope Leo says Vatican II’s liturgical reforms made the Mass more accessible—but did they? The Posse examines the Pope’s comments and asks whether the Church’s liturgical battles are entering a new phase.

Meanwhile, a traditional community of religious sisters faces suppression after 24 years in the Diocese of Columbus, with Rome citing unexplained “formation issues.” And at Lourdes, the controversial mosaics of disgraced Jesuit artist Marko Rupnik are finally being covered.

Plus, another historic Catholic church burns in Canada as attacks on churches continue to raise troubling questions.

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#PrayerfulPosse #CatholicChurch #PopeLeo

Pope Leo says Vatican II&rsquo;s liturgical reforms made the Mass more accessible&mdash;but did they? The Posse examines the Pope&rsquo;s comments and asks whether the Church&rsquo;s liturgical battles are entering a new phase.
Meanwhile, a traditional community of religious sisters faces suppression after 24 years in the Diocese of Columbus, with Rome citing unexplained &ldquo;formation issues.&rdquo; And at Lourdes, the controversial mosaics of disgraced Jesuit artist Marko Rupnik are finally being covered.
Plus, another historic Catholic church burns in Canada as attacks on churches continue to raise troubling questions.
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
Support the show: raymondarroyo.com
#PrayerfulPosse #CatholicChurch #PopeLeo

Papal Whiplash: Is the New Mass Really More “Accessible” Than the Old? | Prayerful Posse

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Legendary singer Engelbert Humperdinck joins Raymond Arroyo for a wide-ranging conversation about his extraordinary career, his mysterious falling out with Tom Jones, his friendship with Elvis Presley and the strange night he spent in Elvis’ former Las Vegas suite.

Engelbert also looks back on “Release Me” keeping the Beatles from the top of the charts, his encounters with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Sammy Davis Jr., and the hit songs that nearly became his before going to other legendary performers.

Engelbert opens up about his late wife Patricia, the role faith and prayer played during her battle with Alzheimer’s, and their pilgrimage to Lourdes. Plus, at 90 years old, he reveals how he keeps his voice strong, why retirement didn’t last, his new music, and what keeps him recording and performing around the world.

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Legendary singer Engelbert Humperdinck joins Raymond Arroyo for a wide-ranging conversation about his extraordinary career, his mysterious falling out with Tom Jones, his friendship with Elvis Presley and the strange night he spent in Elvis&rsquo; former Las Vegas suite.
Engelbert also looks back on &ldquo;Release Me&rdquo; keeping the Beatles from the top of the charts, his encounters with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Sammy Davis Jr., and the hit songs that nearly became his before going to other legendary performers.
Engelbert opens up about his late wife Patricia, the role faith and prayer played during her battle with Alzheimer&rsquo;s, and their pilgrimage to Lourdes. Plus, at 90 years old, he reveals how he keeps his voice strong, why retirement didn&rsquo;t last, his new music, and what keeps him recording and performing around the world.
👉 Subscribe to&nbsp;Arroyo Grande&nbsp;for in-depth conversations on culture, faith, art, and meaning.
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Engelbert Humperdinck on His Tom Jones Feud, Elvis’ Ghost & Beating the Beatles

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The “New” Mass After Vatican II — What Did the Council Really Say? | Prayerful Posse Special Report

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