Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube.com Friends, in October 2024, I gave a lecture to the students at Charles University in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. My hosts arranged a marvelous tour of the city, and I was struck by its overwhelming beauty—a beauty so clearly connected to […]
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Catholic teaching on a range of topics.
The DEVIL does this all the time, until you learn his trick
Source: Heralds of the Gospel via YouTube.com 🔴Consecration to Jesus through Mary will TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE. Find out more:🔴 https://consecration.heralds.org/dgmft 🔵Please HELP us TOUCH SOULS:🔵 / @heraldsofthegospel_official Daily Gospel Meditation | Fr. Timothy Ring, EP Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 🔶Gospel🔶 Mk 10:46-52 As Jesus was leaving Jericho with his disciples […]
If Protestants Knew THIS, They’d Become Catholic
Can one doctrine really destroy every Protestant argument? Why are there so many Protestant denominations and which one is the right one? Want to support my work? ➡️ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cameronr… Watch This Next: • THIS Is Why Catholics Pray To Mary (a… My Favorite Book: https://lddy.no/1jxs9 (Use Discount Code Cameron15) Subscribe to our Podcast/second channel: Follow me on X […]
Why Would God Create Someone to Go to Hell? – Jimmy Akin Podcast
his week, Jimmy takes on a tough subject! The question of why God would create someone he knows is going to hell is a common one, with various attempts to address it online. Most responses tend to either talk around the issue or simply dismiss it as a mystery. While […]
How to Resist Anti-Christian Bigotry
Friends, how should we respond when the culture becomes inhospitable if not actively hostile to Christian values? Sadly, biblical and natural law points of view are unwelcome now in many of the institutions that constitute the core of our society, including corporations, public schools, higher education, Silicon Valley, Hollywood, the […]
Is Your Child Being Truly Educated? The Classical Education Formula
Sister Mary Francis, Head of Curriculum Development, discusses Classical education and the development of the curriculum at Queen of All Saints Academy. 00:00 What makes education Classical? 06:55 What does a Classical lesson look like? 13:00 Importance of moral analysis 15:20 Importance of carefully selecting good content 23:25 Are romantic […]
Be Opened
Friends, our Gospel for today is the evocative scene of Jesus healing a man who cannot hear and cannot speak. This man is beautifully symbolic of many in our culture today: we don’t listen to God, and therefore we can’t speak clearly about God. To us, as to him, Jesus […]
What Is a Miracle?
In this week’s video I discuss what a miracle is, looking at different examples but especially at the miracles of Christ. A miracle is not just an extraordinary event, rather it’s an event that reveals and restores matter to its true identity and meaning. Thank you for your continued support. […]
The Goodness & Dangers of the Law
Friends, as Americans, we have a very ambiguous relationship to law. On the one hand, we are a nation of independently minded people; we don’t like the law imposing itself on us. At the same time—let’s face it—we are a hyper-litigious society. We see the same ambiguity about law—both its […]
What Are the Signs of the Holy Spirit?
Friends, on this Sixth Sunday of Easter, the Church gives us a kind of foretaste of Pentecost. In all three readings, we hear descriptions of the work of the Holy Spirit—the animating principle of the Mystical Body. What are the signs that the Holy Spirit is at work? Let’s look […]
Really, Truly, and Substantially Present
Friends, we continue reading from the sixth chapter of John, this pivotal section of the New Testament where John lays out his Eucharistic theology. And we come today to the rhetorical high point of this discourse, where things really come to a head. It is the ground of the doctrine […]
The Catholic Response to the Enlightenment (and its Brainchild, Marxism)
In this video, we examine the relationship between Enlightenment atheistic thought and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. Header image: Historia Ecclesiastica via YouTube.com