Notable Speakers

The next four talks by Dr. John Rao discuss the various dilemmas and disagreements arising from this movement of Catholic rediscovery. They caused clashes not only with enemies of Catholicism,...

The Fourteenth Century proved to be disastrous in innumerable spiritual, intellectual, and political/social ways. This is is discussed in detail by Dr. John Rao. The Papacy moved to Avignon and...

Marxism-Leninism seems to have collapsed of its own contradictions inside the Christian world. Pluralism, however, has not. This has pressed the Church not only to come to terms with everything...

Dr. John Rao describes the “back to nature” movement called the Enlightenment. The “back to nature” movement called the Enlightenment is the final element that Dr. John Rao brings in...

Father Richard Munkelt shows that the Islamic world had a rich philosophical history in the Middle Ages, including thinkers who worked with theologians and Sufi mystics and others who posed...

Chris Ferrara, starting with a detailed look at the words and actions of Pope Francis, offers a diagnosis as well as a prognosis for the severe crisis that is magnified...

Dr. John Rao explains Tridentine reform in Germany, which was both brilliant and contested. The brilliance came from the aid given by the Jesuits and the German College in Rome,...

Monsignor William Smith discusses the misleading road to situation ethics which leads to emptiness and a moral vacuum. His talk, “The Nature, Function & Formation of Conscience,” instructs us that...

Mr. Michael Davies discusses the origin and development of the liturgy from it ancient sources through the Reformation and the Council of Trent.

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Dr. David Allen White discusses the Catholic themes to be found in William Shakespeare, whose life bridges the time between the Catholic-Protestant struggle for the soul of England and Elizabeth’s...

Monsignor William Smith warns against the dangers inherent in genetic engineering in the prevailing culture. This is a culture of the functional ethics that views man as a commodity. A...

Mr. Michael Davies discusses the traditionalist character of the Tridentine reform, the liturgical movement, and modern developments and distortions of the Roman rite. Taken from: The Church in the Early...

Fr. Vincent Miceli, S.J., speaks about the Antichrist. In this lecture Fr. Vincent Miceli details how to prepare for the arrival of the Antichrist. Although we cannot know who the...

Dr. John Rao deals with the internal Catholic debate over the program of the Roman School in the years 1918-1939. This debate involved theological methodology, missionary activity, political concerns, and...

Mr. Davies discusses the little known heresies in the Church’s early years. Mr. Michael Davies discusses in detail the heresies in the Church’s early years, revealing many less well known...

Dr. David Allen White explores the question of how this concept in general and the cinema in particular can help or hurt the search for the eternal Truth, incarnated by...

Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand argues against modern Feminism. Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand shows how Feminism claims to fulfill the potential of women, but its standard is naturalist and limiting. Only...

Dr. John Rao shows that the period from the 1000’s-1200’s saw a rediscovery and reapplication of the fullness of Roman Law with its emphasis on the power of the State....

Fr. Baker pinpoints Saint Paul’s desire for unity in the Church. The theme of this letter is the need for unity in the Church, which is the Body of Christ,...

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. talks on the Fifth Commandment and the serious importance of Human Life.

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