The Catholic Culture Podcast: 175 – St. Aldhelm’s Riddles, Poetry & Public Service
Mar 11, 2024 Today’s guest is a man with two names and two careers. For decades he has been a distinguished poet and translator under
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 168 – Tolkien’s Hard-Won Faith
Nov 1, 2023 Holly Ordway continues to break new ground in Tolkien scholarship with her latest book, Tolkien’s Faith: A Spiritual Biography. This work sheds
The Catholic Culture Podcast Soundtrack
Nov 14, 2023 6:51 Franciscan Eyes 14:33 Forbearance 15:52 The Mourners 20:19 Spiritual Combat 25:56 Passage Compositions and piano by Thomas Mirus; recorded spring 2018,
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 169 – The Good Death of Kate Montclair
Nov 20, 2023 Daniel McInerny joins the podcast to discuss his novel, The Good Death of Kate Montclair, the modern cult of authenticity, the desire
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 170 – Art Participates in God’s Governance
Nov 30, 2023 Fr. Bradley Elliott, a professional drummer turned Dominican friar, joins the podcast to discuss his book, The Shape of the Artistic Mind:
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 171 – St. Jerome’s Letters to Friends in Mourning
Dec 15, 2023 A new collection of letters shows the tender side of St. Jerome, as he writes to console various friends on the death
The Catholic Culture Podcast: 174
Feb 22, 2024 Gregory Roper, a professor of literature at the University of Dallas, joins the podcast to discuss medieval “mystery plays” (also called “miracle
Jonathan Roumie, classical Christian education, Nouvelle théologie
Jan 10, 2024 This episode collects highlights from episodes 74-76 of the Catholic Culture Podcast. Links to full episodes: Ep. 74—What Is Classical Christian Education?—Andrew
173 – Chastity, Integrity and the Desert Fathers – Bishop Erik Varden
Feb 15, 2024 Erik Varden, bishop of Trondheim, Norway as well as Trappist monk, joins the podcast to discuss his new book Chastity: Reconciliation of
The Heresies—Judaizers and Ebionites: Denying Christ’s Divinity
Is Jesus Christ God? Is he a man? Is he both? Spoiler alert: the mainstream Church answered with the both/and, but the factions on the