Welcome to Episode 21 of the Crisis in the Church series. We're going to wrap up our discussion

on the course of the Second Vatican Council today with Father McGilvery by looking at the fourth

and final session of the council, which took place in 1965. To do this, we'll hone in on four

of the most important constitutions that were passed, dealing with religious liberty, divine revelation,

ecumenism, and more.

These documents mark a definitive shift in how the Catholic Church considered these important issues,

and makes 1965 perhaps the most momentous year in the recent history of the Catholic Church.

If you've seen last episode, you'll be well equipped to identify the ambiguity and the time bombs in these documents

that would shape the way the Catholic Church looks today. If you'd like to learn more about this series

we're doing on the crisis in the church, or go back and revisit our previous 20 episodes,

or if you want to support this project, please visit sspfxpodcast.com slash crisis. Now we'll

turn to our conversation with Father McGilvery.

Welcome back to the crisis in the church series here on the SSPX podcast and welcoming

Father McGilvery for our final session on the course of the council.

And last episode, Father, we were talking about the second session and the third session

and the periods in between.

And we started to dive into a couple of the big schemas that came out.

And now we dive into the fourth session, the fourth and the final session, which took place in

1965.

Is that correct?

That is right.

Yes.

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