The Unjust War with Iran
With the launching of a US-Israeli war against Iran, we’ll look at this conflict from both a moral and political perspective.
The Rosary Changed My Life
Even though the Rosary is immensely popular among Catholics, I’m convinced that its power is still underestimated. Learn how the Rosary changed my life and can change yours as well.
JD Vance: The Great Catholic Political Hope? (Guest: Frank DeVito)
JD Vance is one of the most practicing Catholic politicians of our time…and he may be the next President of the United States. How should Catholics evaluate Vance and what could his impact be on the country and the Church going forward?
The SSPX Mess: Where Do We Go From Here?
Relations between the Vatican and the SSPX have deteriorated quickly. We'll look at how we got to this point, and if there is any path to reconciliation going forward.
The Fullness of Time: Christianity Fulfills More Than Judaism
We often hear that Christianity is the fulfillment of Judaism, and that’s true. But it’s also the fulfillment of two other ancient cultures, and the Lord used all three in the fullness of time to bring about the fullness of the true faith.
The Epic Lord of the Rings (Guest: Joseph Pearce)
Seventy years after its publication, and twenty-five years since the movies were released, the Lord of the Rings continues to be a cultural phenomenon. We talk with literary and Tolkien expert Joseph Pearce about its impact and its underlying message. We also get his take on the Peter Jackson film adaptations.
The State of Traditionalism Under Pope Leo
Under Pope Benedict, relations between traditional Catholics and the Vatican were friendly; under Pope Francis, they were openly hostile. What is the state of that relationship under Pope Leo?
7 Steps to Get Started Fasting
Fasting is an essential part of the Christian life, but most modern Christians are terrible at fasting. Is it because we’re weak, or because we don’t know how to do it? We’ll break down the practical steps to get started fasting.
The Digital Archduke: The Habsburg Legacy in the Internet Age
How does a member of the Habsburg family—which for centuries ruled the Holy Roman Empire and other parts of Europe—continue the family’s legacy today? For Archduke Eduard Habsburg, it’s by sharing the Catholic Faith and Habsburg family values online and to everyone he encounters.
Church Shopping and the SSPX Option
“Church shopping” has been a hotly debated topic in the Catholic world lately, and there’s a lot of bad advice being given out there. We’ll take a look at a Catholic’s obligations when it comes to finding a parish, including the “nuclear option”: the SSPX.
The Shelf That Built Me: The 10 Books That Most Influenced My Life
Books can influence our lives in many ways. What are the books that most impacted my life?
The Morality of Using AI in Creative Fields
How much is too much when it comes to using AI in creative fields like art, writing, and filmmaking? Where do we draw the line?
Feminism is a Counterfeit Religion (Guest: Dr. Carrie Gress)
Our guest on the podcast today argues that feminism has set itself up as a new religion; in fact, it is a fundamentally anti-Christian religion, with its own commandments, sacraments, and false virtues.
The Sedevacantist Dead End
The Francis Pontificate saw a dramatic rise in the number of sedevacantists. Even though Francis is now gone, we sadly still have Catholics denying there is a valid pope. Why is this path a spiritual dead end?
Candidly Evaluating the Francis Pontificate (Guest: Dr. Peter Kwasniewski)
How should Catholics view the Francis Pontificate? According to our guest, not very favorably. We'll look at why that pontificate was "disastrous" and what that means for Catholics defending the office of the papacy.
Is the Trump Administration Pro-Life?
As the pro-life world prepares for this year’s March for Life, some pro-lifers are questioning the pro-life commitment of the Trump Administration, while others are defending it. Is this administration really pro-life or not?
Cardinal Roche Defends Traditionis Custodes
Cardinal Arthur Roche, prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, distributed a 2-page report to all the Cardinals with his views on the liturgy. Frankly, it was embarrassing.
Pope Leo’s “State of the World” Address
Last week Pope Leo gave his first "State of the World" address to the Vatican's diplomatic corps, in which he condemned war, abortion, and "Orwellian-style language." We'll break down the pope's priorities and his vision for the future.
Meetings and More Meetings
Pope Leo called his first consistory this week, and promised to hold them regularly during his pontificate. Is this another example of the meeting-itis that seems to infect our Church hierarchy? Or could this be a good thing?
American Empire
The capture and arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro represents a new phase in Trump's aggressive foreign policy. Is he building an American Empire? Should Catholics support him in this effort?
