Catholicism has a rich and turbulent history in England. From the arrival of St. Augustine of Canterbury to the great Medieval English giants to the break with Rome by Henry VIII, Catholicism has played an important role in England’s history. Today on Crisis Point we’ll take a look at the current state of Catholicism in England with a special guest.
Bishops are starting to shut down traditional Latin Masses at dioceses across the country. How should priests and laity respond to these actions?
Since its publication six years ago, the papal encyclical Amoris Laetitia has been a source of controversy. The most disputed chapter is the infamous Chapter 8 which talks of “accompanying, discerning and integrating weakness.” Is this chapter consistent with Catholic teaching, or does is stray from orthodoxy?
The American Bishops are in the midst of a massive (and expensive) multi-year project of “Eucharistic Revival.” What are the goals of this project, and what are its chances of success?
Today we have a fundamental misunderstanding of the role of religion in our lives. Most secular people want to push religion out of the public square, and often even religious people think it is just a private affair. But a proper understanding of religion transforms how we worship, how we serve others, and how we do theology.
Synopsis For a long time certain segments of Catholicism have embraced “Praise and Worship” music and events, including P&W-style Masses. But does this type of activity have a legitimate place within Catholicism?
Now that Roe and Casey are overturned, what should be pro-lifers’ plan of attack against abortion? ZBiotics Pre-Alcohol Probiotic Breaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings after drinking. BrandSupport the show
A small but vocal number of Catholics are convinced not only that Francis is not the pope, but that Benedict XVI is still the valid pope. What are their arguments? Are they right—is Joseph Ratzinger still the pope? Links: • Roma Lucuta Est Blog • Steven O’Reilly Twitter • “Pia Fidelis: The Two Kingdoms” by … Read more
Modern life conspires against living a peaceful, simple life, which means it also conspires against drawing closer to Our Lord. What can we do to slow down and live a simpler life? Links: • Light Phone • Jose Briones YouTube Channel • “Digital Minimalism” by Cal Newport • “Better Off: Flipping the Switch on Technology” … Read more
Catholic theology departments have been suspect for decades. How did they become so bad, and what is the proper way to teach theology? Links: • On Divine Revelation • Newman Guide ZBiotics Pre-Alcohol Probiotic Breaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings after drinking. BrandSupport the show
When it comes to the traditional Latin Mass, a lot of Catholics are acting very pharisaical. But it might not be the Catholics you think. ZBiotics Pre-Alcohol Probiotic Breaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings after drinking. BrandSupport the show
The great day has arrived – Roe v. Wade is overturned! As we celebrate this joyous news, let’s look at what it means going forward. Support the show
With baby formula shortages, some have called for women to rediscover breastfeeding, but those calls have been met with outrage and attacks. How can we talk about this issue sensibly? Links: • The Summa Domestica • Like Mother, Like Daughter blog ZBiotics Pre-Alcohol Probiotic Breaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings after … Read more
Is capitalism compatible with Catholicism? A look at capitalism and the free market and whether Catholics should embrace this economic system. Support the show
The sexual revolution has wreaked devastation on our culture and our society. How do we recover and help the survivors? Link: • Ruth Institute Summit for Survivors 2022 Support the show
The DC Establishment and its media cronies tell us that January 6th represents the worst attack on democracy in the history of the free world. But is it all a distraction from the real problems facing our nation? Support the show
The phenomenon of “canceled priests” is becoming all-too-common. Why does this happen, and what can we do to help priests who have been unjustly removed from active ministry by their bishops? Links: Coalition for Canceled Priests Previous Interview with Fr. Lovell Support the show
Not long ago corporations avoided political statements for fear of losing customers. Now it seems almost every company, large or small, is constantly pushing politics, specifically woke politics, even if it offends a large part of their customer base. What changed? Why did so many corporations go woke? Support the show
The Second Vatican Council still dominates the life of the Catholic Church today. Many Church leaders argue that “acceptance of Vatican II” is the primary litmus test of Catholic faithfulness, while some Catholics argue Vatican II was terrible for the Church. Was Vatican II good or bad for the Church, or something in-between? Support the … Read more
Pope Francis recently announced his latest selection of Cardinals, and the selections continue his politicization of the position. What do his appointments mean for the future of the Church? Has he set things up to guarantee a Pope Francis II? Support the show