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I'm joined by my good friend Rob Corzine. Welcome back.

It's so good to be here, or actually, it's odd to be right here.

If we sound a little bit like we're in a tin can,

that's because we are between studios.

Our former studio has been turned back to the university and our future building is a week or two in the in the future and so we're in Ken Baldwin's old office.

That's right. So we've been here for almost 10 years that is

a C. C. C. Heights. The government housing. This was the one place where students

weren't invited to live for various reasons. I think they were planning to

tear it down when they gave it to us for a lease. They were going to make parking

here and instead we came and made the parking problem worse. Yeah we did. And we've also been down to the Skoda Studios too, so if people are listening who are alumni of Franciscan, that used to be the Twilight Hotel with all of its connotations. In any case, we are days away from moving into our new headquarters,

and obviously we're very excited because that 25,000 square foot building is like a big Christmas gift, waiting for us to unwrap it and to move

into it. So Rob I was thinking about a topic for today and the topic that came to my

mind was Vatican II and the theological tradition.

I've been in some discussions with people over the last few weeks and I thought this might be something rather timely. I mean at one level we're in a new year and so

2024 is going to mark the anniversary of certain documents perhaps most notably

Loomin-Gensium, the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, later this year on November

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