Mrs. Theresa Ickinger explains the necessity of the Holy Trinity. She further argues that without the light of the Holy Trinity we cannot separate the true from the false: our...
Fr. O’Connor addresses the Church in the modern world. This a most important address wherein Fr. John O’Connor unfolds the trials of the Church in today’s world – this era...
Dr. Marra discusses the state’s role in relation to Church and Medicine. A timely discussion by Dr. William Marra wherein he presents the consequences of the unhappy union between the...
Fr. Harrison debunks common interpretations of Church teaching. In this lecture, Fr. Brian W. Harrison, O.S., brilliantly describes the five myths that the liberals attempt to promote. Did you ever...
Mr. Davies discusses the political and religious ramifications of Vatican II. In this lecture, Mr. Michael Davies analyzes the Church’s teaching on religious liberty and the Second Vatican Council. A...
Fr. John Perricone discusses the Liturgy in a post Vatican II world. He analyzes the differences between the common practices in Catholic Churches and the actual teachings of the council....
Fr. Miceli offers an analysis of Humani Generis and its significance today. In this sermon, Father Vincent Miceli, S.J., discusses Humani Generis, the “Forgotten Encyclical” promulgated on 12 August 1950...
Dr. Marra discusses the objective truth laid down in Catholic doctrine. In this lecture, Dr. William Marra addresses the modern misconception that the Church must change its teachings to fit...
Dr. David Allen White uses Dante Alighieri’s works to explain the problems in the postconciliar Church. In the 1921 encyclical In Praeclara Summorum Pope Benedict XV wrote “Among the many...
Our Lord and the Apostles considered the Old Testament historical. The liberal supposition that the Pentateuch was composed centuries after the life of Moses (if Moses ever really existed) or...
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