Father Arnold Trauner and host Stephen Heiner conclude the series by answering the central question: Is Vatican II Roman Catholicism or not? Professor Amerio’s evidence proves substantial change through the principle of non-contradiction. Episode...
Father Arnold Trauner and host Stephen Heiner discuss Professor Amerio’s examination of how Vatican II thinking replaced Divine Providence with human planning and technology. The modern denial of God’s governance, the rejection of judgment...
In this episode of From the Archives, we present a discussion of women’s roles in the Church, traditional family life, and the moral decline following Vatican II. We are pleased to present a new...
In this episode of From the Archives: Fr Donald Sanborn Q&A, the then Fr. Sanborn discusses a then current news item about the laity being called upon to perform clerical functions due to a...
Many of our American listeners will be unaware of the Papal indult regarding fast and abstinence that existed during World War II, which then went on to be “normalized” after the War, even before...
Professor Amerio could not have conceived how much sport has overtaken the modern world, but even in the period after the Council an irrational esteem of sport was emerging. Father Trauner discusses the proper...
Modesty is important in every age, but particularly more in a society in which purity is held in such low esteem. Father Trauner and Stephen discuss the proper Catholic conception of modesty, which applies...
In today’s society we have become increasingly used to the calls of “gender equality” but Professor Amerio details this trend which started immediately after the Council, and which revolved around the ideas that women...
Once again, prefiguring Bergoglio, Paul VI pretends to be “hip” with the youth, and with the assistance of Professor Amerio, Father Trauner and Stephen take a look at the meaningless and trite phrases used...
The Crown of Our Lord over society is cast aside as observed in the revision of the Concordat of the Catholic Church with Italy. This “laicization” is seen in the clergy as well, as...
