Monsignor William Smith explains the fact that the non-answers of a pastoral solution that address questions of right and wrong in terms of subjective guilt for actions that are objectively...
Mr. J. Wallace Johnson shows that Evolution is always an attack on God. In a succinct but thorough critique, Wallace Johnson shows that Evolution is a groundless naturalistic “religion” –...
Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. talks of the Tenth Article of the Apostles’ Creed, teaching us about the forgiveness of Sin and God’s Infinite Love and Mercy.
...Fr. Richard Munkelt, Ph.D. engages Dr. David Berlinski with a series of probing questions. Is Intelligent Design science or religion? Is chance the basis for the universe? In his inimitable...
Father Anthony Fides contrasts the scientific arguments for creation with the arguments for the theory of evolution.
...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,...
Dr. William E. May presents the teaching of the Church regarding the immorality of contraception and criticizes a number of false interpretations of the teaching Pope Paul VI’s encyclical Humane...
Bishop Thomas D. Doran tells us that the Council of Trent stemmed the tide of the Protestant Reformation. We cannot disregard the past. It is clear that something is greatly...
Father John Perricone warns about the dangers of seances, fortune tellers, and exposing ourselves to any movies concerning the occult. A fascinating talk in which are included the 3 symptoms...
Father John O’Connor explain the merits of this venerable Sacrament and how to get more out of Confession?
...Fr. Hugh Twaites studies Pascendi Gregis. In this first of the three part series, Father relates Pope Saint Pius X encyclical on the modern world to his listeners. Pascendi Gregis...
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