Today we’ll look a classic film of boyish adventure and as well as a great Catholic novel. With both gripping plot and heroic characters, these stories provide inspiring entertainment to younger readers and watchers....
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the classic film, The Nuns Story staring Audrey Hepburn. The film takes us on a journey into the life of a nun and shows us...
In this episode, we’ll focus on two western films, both of which were directed by John Ford and starred John Wayne. These films showcase the romance and beauty of the old American West as...
In this episode Stephen and Father discuss the Catholic notion of ecumenism (“return”) and how Vatican 2 has perverted this into an idea of a one world religion (“convergence”). Original Air Date: May 19,...
Today, December 6th, is the feast of St. Nicholas: Bishop of Myra, patron of children, and great defender of the Faith against Arianism. Modern times have seen his memory distorted into the materialistic Santa...
Father Philip Eldracher and new host, Daniel Forde, continue the discussion on the Head of the Church. A Complete Catechism of the Catholic Religion by Father Joseph Deharbe, S.J. was originally written in German,...
Modern man seems almost to relish looking back upon the so-called Dark Ages with a combination of repugnance, and relief that such times are buried in history. But what was life in medieval society...
The Museum of the Poor Souls in Purgatory by Margaret C. Galitzin from Tradition in Action tells of a not-so-famous attraction in a Rome. The reality of the invisible world is something of which...
Jeannie Ewing writes a beautifully simple perspective on existence for Integrated Catholic Life, Flourishing and Dying. “Each day, we are called to die in some way. It’s our yes to God’s beckoning when Jesus...
Today is the feast day of St. Vincent de Paul, patron of charitable societies. St. Vincent is a tremendous example of true Charity and fraternal love. Even the great St. Francis de Sales said...
