In this introduction episode, Father Germán Fliess introduces Father Nicolás Despósito, Vice-Rector and Professor at Most Holy Trinity Seminary in Brooksville, Florida, guest of the new show, Catholic Spirituality. Father Despósito explains how he ended up...
This month’s Trad Controversies returns with a new host, James Schroepfer, to examine the old legend of Archbishop Lefebvre’s orders being doubtful because the cleric who ordained and consecrated Archbishop Lefebvre, Cardinal Lienart, is...
After a long winter’s nap of nearly half a season, Work of Human Hands returns to the airwaves to finish its companion run to Father Anthony Cekada’s recently back-in-print master study on the changes...
For decades Bishop Daniel Dolan, Bishop Donald Sanborn, and Father Anthony Cekada have written countless articles on various topics relating to the situation of the Catholic Church and the culture that surrounds it. In...
By the virtue of hope, we fear no enemy. By the virtue of hope, we know God will grant us the grace to resist temptations. By the virtue of hope, we can thwart the...
Ten years ago the questions behind the “Pius XII changes” to Holy Week (as they are so often called) seemed consigned to academia and the geeky liturgical fringe. However, as time has gone on,...
The Root of the Rot returns to the air with fill-in guest, His Excellency Bishop Donald Sanborn. This episode focuses on three aspects of the 1870-1920 period: the secularization of society, the final overthrow...
We welcome back Father Anthony Cekada to From the Pulpit. “Patriotism” is a word which has been used by political leaders to disguise evil with emotional appeals to loyalty to the state and country. It...
Do today’s Catholics really have a proper sense of “right government”? While the secular world of today and the Vatican II sect in the last 50 years have done much to destroy order, the...
DATE: 28 March 2015 SUBJECT: Season Break Dear Restoration Radio Members and Listeners, In the first three seasons of Restoration Radio, season breaks were either not taken, or simply taken at the middle and...
