Our Lord is not just clear and exacting on how He wants the Tabernacle to be built, but also how He wishes to be worshipped. Father and Stephen also discuss the Miracles of the...
Our Lord gives many exact details for the building of the Tabernacle that foreshadows Our Lord and Our Lady. We once again see how important and sacred the Church sees marriage in the death...
Our discussions of Sacred Scripture continue, with Fr. Trauner and Stephen discussing the creation (and destruction) of the golden calf, as well as Our Lord’s sending out of the Apostles. Original Air Date: July...
While the world reminds those of us in the U.S. to remember our independence from a secular monarch, Mother Church chooses July to remind us of the incomparable value of the Most Precious Blood...
This episode was recorded after the release of Bergoglio’s monstrous Fratelli Tutti, and is ever more relevant as Professor Amerio argues for the Church’s positions on the death penalty (always approved) and war (only...
Professor Amerio wrote this book in the 1980s and passed away in the late 1990s, so he would quail to see what has happened regarding these issues now. Nevertheless, his helpful documentation shows silly...
In this episode, Father and Stephen discuss the Modernists’ attack on Faith (opposing it to reason), Hope (creating a new definition), and the Natural Law. Original Air Date: June 22, 2021 Show Run Time:...
Professor Amerio talks about the philosophical problems of Pyrrhonism (a skepticism of knowledge of basic truths) and Mobilism (the process of endless “searching” for truth) and how the imprecise and silly term “dialogue” relates...
In this episode, the sad tale of the destruction of the religious orders is told, and worse, how they destroyed themselves without any help from the outside world. Original Air Date: June 15, 2021...
In this episode, Father and Stephen explore Professor Amerio’s comments on the “new catechetics,” which uses words we’ve unfortunately come to hear too often: “encounter,” “search,” “deepening,” “human dignity,” “dialogue,” etc. as substitutes for...
