The Church in Our Time: What Vatican II Means for Everyday Catholics - Dignitatus Humanae: "On Religious Freedom"

ArchIndy Vox

What does religious freedom really mean—and why does it matter for Catholics today? Host Ken Ogorek talks with Roarke LaCoursiere of the Indiana Catholic Conference and Marion County Judge David Certo about Dignitatis Humanae, Vatican II’s Declaration on Religious Freedom. Together, they explore human dignity, forming a well-informed conscience, and how Catholics can share the Gospel with courage and charity—proposing the faith without imposing it. 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.Music by TokyoRifft on https://pixabay.com - Used with permission.Vatican II Documents are available on vatican.va.

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Welcome to ArchIndy Vox—the official Spotify channel of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, where voices from across our faith community come together to joyfully proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through inspiring conversations, personal stories, and reflections, our mission is to echo Christ’s message of mercy, hope, and salvation to all people. Join us as we live out the call to discipleship, sharing the light of faith and the love of God in every episode.