This led to Inter Mirifica being one of the most difficult conciliar documents to be approved: 164 voted against it, the largest number of non placet (against) votes of the entire Council.

Inter Mirifica clearly affirmed the right of the Catholic Church to have its own communications media. However, it did not emphasize the free initiative and the obligation of Christians to promote ...

Inter Mirifica: 50 years of attention and misunderstanding between the Church and media. Approved December 4, 1963, the decree is the Council document with the greatest number of "non placet." ...

Sebbene Inter mirifica abbia chiaramente sancito il diritto della Chiesa cattolica ad avere propri mezzi di comunicazione, non ha sottolineato la libera iniziativa e la responsabilità dei ...

Also following the council, the brief text of "Inter Mirifica" was fleshed out by the 1971 pastoral instruction "Communio et Progressio" ("Unity and Advancement"). The document reaffirmed the church's ...

Approvato il 4 dicembre 1963, il decreto è il documento del Concilio che ha avuto il maggior numero di “non placet”. Pur se “datato”, esso afferma alcuni importanti principi sul rapporto tra ...

The Plenary interventions, later published, will serve as basic documentation for celebrations to mark the 40th anniversary both of 'Inter Mirifica" and the Pontifical Council for Social ...

Si intitola «Meravigliose invenzioni», il libro che Vincenzo Corrado, direttore dell’Ufficio comunicazioni sociali della Cei, ha scritto sul Decreto conciliare «Inter mirifica» sugli ...

Franklin College officials plan to sell the school’s radio station, WFCI 89.5FM, to Catholic Radio Indy, operated by Inter Mirifica, Inc. Both sides have agreed to the sale, but the Federal ...

World Communications Day was established by the bishops at the Second Vatican Council as part of their December 1963 document Inter Mirifica ("On the Means of Social Communication.") ...

This led to Inter Mirifica being one of the most difficult conciliar documents to be approved: 164 voted against it, the largest number of non placet (against) votes of the entire Council.

Pending approval from the Federal Communications Commission, WFCI-FM 89.5 will be sold to Indianapolis-based not-for-profit Inter Mirifica Inc., which does business as Catholic Radio Indy, the ...