CULTURE

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 48 – Authority and Submission as Gift in Christian Marriage

Aug 21, 2019“Wives, be subject to your husbands, as to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife…

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: 20 Years of Catholic Arts Revival

Oct 2, 2025Dappled Things: The Quarterly of Ideas, Art, and Faith is celebrating its 20th anniversary. In its 20 years…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 49 – A Catholic Composer in Queen Elizabeth’s Court, Pt. I

Sep 4, 2019One of England's greatest composers, William Byrd is a fascinating and complicated figure of Catholic musical history. A…

1 year ago

Episode 50—A Catholic Composer in Queen Elizabeth’s Court, Pt. II—Kerry McCarthy

Sep 9, 2019One of England’s greatest composers, William Byrd is a fascinating and complicated figure of Catholic musical history. A…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 51 – Bringing Melody Back to Pop Music

Sep 19, 2019Indie rock trio The Duskwhales formed almost 10 years ago at a small Catholic high school in Virginia.…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 52—Off-Broadway Play Accurately Portrays Conservative Thought: Zoology or Spiritual Wisdom?

Oct 21, 2019In the new off-Broadway play Heroes of the Fourth Turning, playwright Will Arbery (son of two Wyoming Catholic College…

1 year ago

Leo XIII Against Modern Liberties

Sep 18, 2025One of the most important encyclicals we need to rediscover is Pope Leo XIII's Libertas (1888), on the…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 53 – God Made Us For Order and Surprise

Oct 30, 2019John-Mark Miravalle is the author of a rather good popular introduction to the topic beauty, Beauty: What It Is…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 54 – Fostering Responsible Elites

Nov 13, 2019The Western liberal democratic order is in crisis. If it collapses or significantly wanes in power, what will…

1 year ago

The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 55 – The Hundredfold

Nov 19, 2019Having honed his skills translating Dante, Tasso and Lucretius, well-known Catholic cultural commentator Anthony Esolen has now published…

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