Church Teaching

Audios

Monsignor William Smith elucidates the internal norm of morality, or conscience. He outlines its nature and function while making distinctions between the correct, certain, erroneous, and doubtful conscience. “The Fundamentals...

Bishop Austin Vaughan, S.T.D. discusses the Catholic Seminary and the Magisterium. A decade by decade schematic exposition of the theological and philosophical “ferments” of grave concern in the Church today....

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. speaks of the Seventh Article and the Second Coming of Christ, in Glory, on the Last Day and of the significance of this to Christians.

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Dr. David Berlinski reckons with the scientific system of belief. The great physicists of our age assert that the rational man is atheist. Dr. Berlinski responds that the scope of...

Dr. Thomas Pink, professor of philosophy at King’s College in London, talks about how errors in the Church’s currently official theology have a root cause in the denial of the...

Father Howard Morrison discusses the irrationality of biological evolution. In light of the propaganda for evolution that is all around us, Father Morrison provides scientific and mathematical data to present...

Father George Rutler defines the term “People of God” in Catholic teaching. With penetrating insight, Father George Rutler looks at the confusion and false ideas surrounding the idea “people of...

Dr. James Hitchcock explains with great clarity some of the problems that arose during Vatican II involving European and American bishops who did not think alike. Pope John XXIII thought...

Father John Perricone explains the five conditions for the Just War. Fr. Perricone, in a clear and logical manner, helps us to understand the Church’s “just war” teaching – a...

Father Vincent Miceli, S.J. says the in light of the attack on the perennial Papal Magisterium today, Catholics must remain more loyal than ever to Church teaching.

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Mr. Michael Davies outlines the indefectible nature of the Church. He defines the indefectibility of the Church, and explains how it is often misconstrued.

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