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Teaching, Videos

Voting for the “lesser of two evils”

Source: Catholic Answers on YouTube Tim Staples discusses how Catholics can discern voting between two politicians when both candidates support one or more of the non-negotiable moral issues. Would you like a concise explanation of where the Church stands on five of today’s most important, non-negotiable moral issues? This important […]

Culture, Science & Society, Videos

The Galileo Myth

Source: Breaking in the Habit on YouTube Everyone’s heard the story of how Galileo was wrongly condemned by the Church for proposing scientific claims that contradicted the Bible. The problem with this story is that it was mostly made up in the 1800s and the Catholic Church, while not always […]

Maximilian Kolbe by HM TV
Documentary, Videos

Saint Maximilian Mary Kolbe

Source: HM Television on YouTube The Servant Brothers of the Home of the Mother have produced this documentary about the life of Saint Maximilian Mary Kolbe, an outstanding Catholic figure of the 20th century. Kolbe was a man with great apostolic zeal, a precursor in the use of the Mass […]

Aquinas 101
Teaching, Videos

Welcome to Aquinas 101

Source: The Thomistic Institute on YouTube Welcome to Aquinas 101 – Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. Go to https://www.Aquinas101.com to sign up for one of our free video courses on Aquinas. And don’t forget to like and share with your friends, because it matters what you think! Subscribe to our channel […]

eden-Kunsthistorisches Museum
Teaching, Videos

WHAT IS THEOLOGY OF THE BODY?

Source: Christopher West on YouTube WHAT IS THEOLOGY OF THE BODY? | Why God Gave Us Bodies | Christopher West Ever ask yourself questions like “Who am I?”, “Why am I here?”, “How can I be happy?”, “Why do I have all these longings in my body and soul?” and […]

Pray the Angelus
Prayer & Sacraments, Videos

Pray | The Angelus

Source: The Catholic TV Network on YouTube Join Bishop Reed in praying the Angelus. The Angelus commemorates the Annunciation and Incarnation, and is traditionally prayed three times daily; 6am, noon, and 6pm. The prayer evolved from a lay custom of praying three Hail Marys in the evening when the monastery […]