Michael Davies says that Progressives were eager to work together with Protestants. This meant that Protestant observers of the Council often played not only a role but even a determining...
Father John Perricone reflects on the importance of a thorough examination of conscience in order to form good resolutions. Father Perricone will cover five titles: Son, Teacher, King, Judge and...
Mr. Reilly gives a deeply informed analysis of the Muslim faith as it relates to Catholicism. Mr. Robert Reilly dives into a study of its history, current strengths and weaknesses,...
Archbishop Fulton Sheen talks of the Sacraments, “the Seven Rivers of Life;” this is one in a series of 49 lectures which make up a magnificent compendium of the Holy...
Monsignor William Smith, who was a Professor at St. Joseph Seminary, Yonkers, NY, and President of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, herein elaborates on Papal Encyclicals concerning the work ethic,...
Why should we pray when God knows our needs? How do we know prayer is a necessary means to salvation? What daily prayer is recommended to all? Why does God...
Dr. David Allen White continues the discussion of the life and work of William Shakespeare. Working with reference to various plays and poems, Dr. David Allen White evokes here the...
In the eleventh of twelve parts, the dramatization is the story of the Three Kings: Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthasar. This is a Christmas and New Year’s Anthology. It is a...
Monsignor Ignacio Barreiro Carambula declares that the separation of Church and State is neither natural nor good. The Church bears the higher responsibility to direct souls to heaven, but the...
Mr. Ben Douglass argues that the history of biblical interpretation is in large part a history of men twisting Scripture in order to rationalize their rebellion from God. This lecture...
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