who started the Second Vatican Council

Break 1

what are the 4 major Documents of Vatican II?

Break 2

Dean

Father Ramil Fajardo joins Patrick to Vatican II
(3:33) who started the Second Vatican Council
 When did Vatican II begin?
What was the need for Vatican II

(21:09) Break 1
Michelle - Born in 56. 7 or 8 when things changed. Came out with new catechism. Sisters were so excited about it. Got there (school) the next year and was appalled.  Took out communion rails and I found it so disorienting. Not against VII, but it was such a blow.
(29:08) what are the 4 major Documents of Vatican II?

(36:37) Break 2
How can we heal from the abuses of this time?
(42:59) Dean - Became a Catholic because of VII.  The documents are beautiful. The critics only find a few passages.  Long standing rumor that a lot of predatory documents were being presented.  Alternative documents are the ones that became the documents of V II. Any truth to this?
Michelle - What do we do after we read the documents?  Where do we go from there? It doesn't seem like there's anything that can be corrected. How can parishes adjust to some of the mistakes that were made?

Father Ramil Fajardo joins Patrick to Vatican II
<ul>
<li>(3:33) who started the Second Vatican Council</li>
<li> When did Vatican II begin?</li>
<li>What was the need for Vatican II</li>
</ul>
(21:09) Break 1
<ul>
<li>Michelle - Born in 56. 7 or 8 when things changed. Came out with new catechism. Sisters were so excited about it. Got there (school) the next year and was appalled.  Took out communion rails and I found it so disorienting. Not against VII, but it was such a blow.</li>
<li>(29:08) what are the 4 major Documents of Vatican II?</li>
</ul>
(36:37) Break 2
<ul>
<li>How can we heal from the abuses of this time?</li>
<li>(42:59) Dean - Became a Catholic because of VII.  The documents are beautiful. The critics only find a few passages.  Long standing rumor that a lot of predatory documents were being presented.  Alternative documents are the ones that became the documents of V II. Any truth to this?</li>
<li>Michelle - What do we do after we read the documents?  Where do we go from there? It doesn't seem like there's anything that can be corrected. How can parishes adjust to some of the mistakes that were made?</li>
</ul>

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The Inner Life - October 11, 2024 - Vatican II Explained

How does society view guilt today?

how can unhealthy guilt taint our perspective 

Rebecca

what is the difference between guilt and contr

Father Rob Kroll joins Patrick to discuss Guilt
(3:57) How does society view guilt today?
What is guilt from a Catholic perspective?
(11:02) how can unhealthy guilt taint our perspective of who God is?
What is the difference between feeling guilty and actually being guilty?

(21:08) Break 1
What is the difference between St Peter’s guilt and Judas’ guilt?
(26:30) Rebecca - I've been divorced for 5 years. Had an annulment. Met someone and we want to get married. Contemplating putting it off because I still feel guilty about moving on.
What is the difference between guilt and shame?
Arnold - This is what confession is all about. We have a conscience.  Tells us that we're sinners and we try to get out of that. God doesn't want us to be debilitated by our sin.

(40:18) Break 2
Lisa - How to deal with the feeling of having hurt another or others by your sins and not being able to let that go?
(45:32) what is the difference between guilt and contrition

Father Rob Kroll joins Patrick to discuss Guilt
<ul>
<li>(3:57) How does society view guilt today?</li>
<li>What is guilt from a Catholic perspective?</li>
<li>(11:02) how can unhealthy guilt taint our perspective of who God is?</li>
<li>What is the difference between feeling guilty and actually being guilty?</li>
</ul>
(21:08) Break 1
<ul>
<li>What is the difference between St Peter’s guilt and Judas’ guilt?</li>
<li>(26:30) Rebecca - I've been divorced for 5 years. Had an annulment. Met someone and we want to get married. Contemplating putting it off because I still feel guilty about moving on.</li>
<li>What is the difference between guilt and shame?</li>
<li>Arnold - This is what confession is all about. We have a conscience.  Tells us that we're sinners and we try to get out of that. God doesn't want us to be debilitated by our sin.</li>
</ul>
(40:18) Break 2
<ul>
<li>Lisa - How to deal with the feeling of having hurt another or others by your sins and not being able to let that go?</li>
<li>(45:32) what is the difference between guilt and contrition</li>
</ul>

The Inner Life - October 10, 2024 - Guilt

Check out this Insightful Encore from October 4, 2024!

Father Brian O'Brien joins Patrick to discuss How to Navigate Election Season as a Catholic
(4:23) what is the purpose of politics?
Have we lost sight of what politics is for?

(18:04) Break 1
What does the separation of Church and state mean?
(22:58) Paul - People labeling a lot of things as political. Using it as an excuse to support things that aren't right. Agrees with Fr. O'Brien.
(25:46) What is the hierarchy of moral issues in the Catholic view?
Charles - You have to consider all 10 commandments when picking a president.

(37:53) Break 2
Vince - Is it ever moral because you're so disgusted by candidates, not to vote?
Brenda - There is analysis on USCCB website and the issues. There's also a good factual one done by Million Voices.  We're not voting for personalities; we're voting for issues.

Check out this Insightful Encore from October 4, 2024!
Father Brian O'Brien joins Patrick to discuss How to Navigate Election Season as a Catholic
<ul>
<li>(4:23) what is the purpose of politics?</li>
<li>Have we lost sight of what politics is for?</li>
</ul>
(18:04) Break 1
<ul>
<li>What does the separation of Church and state mean?</li>
<li>(22:58) Paul - People labeling a lot of things as political. Using it as an excuse to support things that aren't right. Agrees with Fr. O'Brien.</li>
<li>(25:46) What is the hierarchy of moral issues in the Catholic view?</li>
<li>Charles - You have to consider all 10 commandments when picking a president.</li>
</ul>
(37:53) Break 2
<ul>
<li>Vince - Is it ever moral because you're so disgusted by candidates, not to vote?</li>
<li>Brenda - There is analysis on USCCB website and the issues. There's also a good factual one done by Million Voices.  We're not voting for personalities; we're voting for issues.</li>
</ul>

The Inner Life - October 9 , 2024 - Election Season as a Catholics [ENCORE]

How often should we go to confession?

Amelina

What is penance in the confessional?

Father John LoCoco joins Patrick to discuss Making a Good Confession
Are all confessions created equal?
(7:42) How often should we go to confession?
How to avoid scrupulosity in confession?
John -Reflecting on apostles...I believe confessions started when apostles were with the Lord.
Nick - One of the great ways to say we're sorry is to ask the Lord to give us the grace to see us as we are. I came from a generation where it was hard to say I'm sorry. Confession is so good to have because it makes our communions enriched.  Need to be conscious of our sins.

(19:38) Break 1
How do you make a good examination of Conscience?
(26:52) Amelina - When we go to confession and confess our sins...how do we end it?  Do we say this is it or just stay quiet?
Mike - What is seeking confession from Jesus vs. going to confession.  I'm a new Catholic. Why do we need to go to a priest?
Mary Lou - Psychological aspects of confession. Studied this as a psychotherapist. Dr. Jordan Pierson talks about many who come to him need to get something off their chest. Once they're able to say that, they become more happy and healthy. Confession is a good 'ancient' example of that. Better psychological state.

(39:03) Break 2
Gemma - After confessing sins, priest gives me guidance. I felt the need to ask a question about it, but felt bad about it, so I didn't.
(42:47) What is penance in the confessional?
Susie - Came back to church after 49 years. I am homebound, so priest comes to my house to hear confession once a month. I know that I'm absolved, but I have a problem with forgiving myself.  How do I do that?
Dave - New Catholic. Been to confession, but one sin I've had in my life and don't want to do it again, but don't feel bad about it. I don't know how to put it out there.

Father John LoCoco joins Patrick to discuss Making a Good Confession
<ul>
<li>Are all confessions created equal?</li>
<li>(7:42) How often should we go to confession?</li>
<li>How to avoid scrupulosity in confession?</li>
<li>John -Reflecting on apostles...I believe confessions started when apostles were with the Lord.</li>
<li>Nick - One of the great ways to say we're sorry is to ask the Lord to give us the grace to see us as we are. I came from a generation where it was hard to say I'm sorry. Confession is so good to have because it makes our communions enriched.  Need to be conscious of our sins.</li>
</ul>
(19:38) Break 1
<ul>
<li>How do you make a good examination of Conscience?</li>
<li>(26:52) Amelina - When we go to confession and confess our sins...how do we end it?  Do we say this is it or just stay quiet?</li>
<li>Mike - What is seeking confession from Jesus vs. going to confession.  I'm a new Catholic. Why do we need to go to a priest?</li>
<li>Mary Lou - Psychological aspects of confession. Studied this as a psychotherapist. Dr. Jordan Pierson talks about many who come to him need to get something off their chest. Once they're able to say that, they become more happy and healthy. Confession is a good 'ancient' example of that. Better psychological state.</li>
</ul>
(39:03) Break 2
<ul>
<li>Gemma - After confessing sins, priest gives me guidance. I felt the need to ask a question about it, but felt bad about it, so I didn't.</li>
<li>(42:47) What is penance in the confessional?</li>
<li>Susie - Came back to church after 49 years. I am homebound, so priest comes to my house to hear confession once a month. I know that I'm absolved, but I have a problem with forgiving myself.  How do I do that?</li>
<li>Dave - New Catholic. Been to confession, but one sin I've had in my life and don't want to do it again, but don't feel bad about it. I don't know how to put it out there.</li>
</ul>

The Inner Life - October 11, 2024 - Vatican II Explained

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