Father Stanley Jaki discusses the relation of Natural Reason, Philosophy and Physics, to Revelation and the inerrant Word of Almighty God.
...Dr. William Marra discusses how, even though relativism is a sheer intellectual disaster, it nevertheless dominates our culture today. A typical example is: “You may say a statement is true...
Dr. Charles Rice provides a review of the basic questions concerning the Natural Law and its application in our daily lives. Part 2.
...Dr. William Marra philosophizes on why we knowingly do evil. In this series Dr. Marra, the eminent disciple of Dietrich von Hildebrand, explains everything philosophical from Phenomenology to Thomism. A...
Mrs. Judie Brown breaks down the illusions of secular humanism within the United States, focusing on the role the movement plays in our politics. Following this she explains the responsibilities...
Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand discusses the question, “What Is Beauty?” The only way that man can really understand the essence of the kind of beauty the Renaissance claimed to love...
Dr. David Allen White continues his discussion of Hopkins on the combination of tradition with innovation by reading and commenting on selections of his various poems. Taken from: The Church...
Laura Berquist, the founder of Mother of Divine Grace School, gives a comprehensive explanation of why Classical education and Catholic education are essentially the same thing, whether it be homeschooling...
Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand presents a personal portrait of Dietrich Von Hildebrand noting that his personal heroism matches his glorious achievements in the philosophical field.
...Dr. Ralph McInerny provides a primer on the work of the Angelic Doctor, Saint Thomas Aquinas.
...Dr. William Marra philosophizes on the abolition of man. In this series Dr. William Marra, the eminent disciple of Dietrich von Hildebrand, explains everything philosophical from Phenomenology to Thomism. A...
Dr. David Allen White explores the “other side of chivalry”; knights were obliged to fight loyally for God and for their lords, but were also obliged to perfect courtesy toward...
Dr. William Marra explores the metaphysics in Plato and Aristotle. Christian theology in ancient and early medieval times was built more along Platonic lines. From the High Middle Ages onwards,...
The Twentieth Century has witnessed the battle of all philosophies and anti-philosophies at one and the same time. Father Richard Munkelt presents a kaleidoscope of contemporary philosophical schools, ranging from...
Laura Berquist describes the three pillars of a solid Classical Catholic Education – Reading, Latin and Math. Latin especially is valuable as it helps in mastery of all subject areas....
Dr. William Marra presents C. S. Lewis, critic, author, and philosopher, as the perfect “General Practitioner” for the diseases of Skepticism and Relativism in the 20th century.
...Dr. William Marra presents a friendly phenomenologically-based view of Descartes, whose life and work he describes. Descartes’ influence, in fighting a magical view of nature, in turning inward to reach...
Father John Perricone reflects on human beings as redeemed creatures in the talk, “Man Is Not An Animal.” A reflection on the fact that human beings do not exist to...
Dr. David Allen White analyses the person and poetry of Petrarch, who arguably introduced the literary forms of the High Middle Ages in the 14th century, specifically the sonnet. Petrarch...
Dr. William Marra speaks about God as known by Faith and Reason. The High Middle Ages provided the background for a variety of attempts to prove the existence of God...