Colloquium

Dylan and Nick discuss what exactly the Gospel message is and how we can articulate it clearly and effectively. 

"Hope, oh my soul, hope!" -St. Teresa of Avila Catechism of the Catholic Church on hope: CCC 1817-1821 facebook.com/colloquiumshow instagram.com/colloquiumshow

Dylan and Nick discuss the theme for the new liturgical year in the Diocese of Birmingham: "The Year of the Parish and the Eucharist".

Is social media controlling us more than we are controlling it? P.J. Jedlovec, professor at Santa Clara University, weighs in. 

In this episode, Dylan and Nick talk about why we need more silence in our lives. Many of the ideas discussed are based on the book, The Power of Silence by Robert Cardinal Sarah as well as the Bible.

This podcast was recorded live at Good News Cold Brews in Huntsville, Alabama. 

In this episode, Dylan and Nick discuss the dangers of having a scrupulous mindset and give recommendations for how to live your faith with greater interior peace and freedom. Some resources mentioned in the podcast to help: -Searching for and Maintaining Peace by Father Jacques Philippe -Spiritual Warfare and the Discernment of Spirits by Dan Burke - The Discernment of Spirits by Father Timothy G...

Correction: Michelangelo's David is at the Gallery of the Academy of Florence, not the Uffizi.

Ever wondered what to do or not do on the Sabbath? This episode will help you think through how to best celebrate the Lord's Day. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook. Talk on the Sabbath from Alex Kubik can be found here: https://fb.watch/1YbNI2ec9_/ A previous version of this episode has been removed and a new one uploaded with minor edits made.  https://www.instagram.com/colloqui...

Back from a bit of a hiatus, Dylan and Nick discuss the lessons they learned about evangelization from their time as FOCUS missionaries. Contact us at colloquiumshow@gmail.com. Find us on Instagram and Facebook as well. We're also out in the real world if you look hard enough. 

In this conversation, Dylan and Nick provide insights into and marvel at why the sacraments matter more than you know.  CCC 1115: The mysteries of Christ's life are the foundations of what he would henceforth dispense in the sacraments, through the ministers of his Church, for "what was visible in our Savior has passed over into his mysteries." Works Referenced: The Disputation of the Holy Sa...

The most important issue nobody is talking about. Today's Problem With Masculinity Isn't What You Think by Benjamin Sledge: https://humanparts.medium.com/todays-problem-with-masculinity-isn-t-what-you-think-b43e80edcf60 Into the Breach , Apostolic Exhortation by Bishop Thomas Olmsted: https://www.kofc.org/en/resources/cis/cis340.pdf

“It would seem that Our Lord finds our desires not too strong, but too weak. We are half-hearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us, like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mud pies in a slum because he cannot imagine what is meant by the offer of a holiday at the sea. We are far too easily pleased.” - C.S. Lewis Works we reference:&nb...

How does the term "nakedness" relate to the spiritual life? Listen to find out. We had a lot of fun with this one... Genesis 3:7 - "Then the eyes of both were opened, and they knew that they were naked; and they sewed fig leaves together and made themselves aprons." Brother Fox returns with a smashing new hit about nakedness.

This bonus episode features chapter two of Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton. In the chapter, Chesterton argues that thinking using reason alone has the ability to drive men insane. The madman, he says, cannot be reasoned with. Rather, he needs someone or something to draw him out of his circular reasoning. Listen to the end to discover what he says is the solution. It might surprise you.  This is...

Are you a fan of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, or G.K. Chesterton? You're in luck because we talk about all three of them as well as their ability to share the Gospel in unique ways. Some corrections: Tolkien and Lewis were contemporaries and friends. Chesterton was roughly a generation older than the other two, and his influence on the others came primarily through his writing. G.K. Chesterton wrot...

In this episode, the gentlemen of Colloquium discuss two key principles of Catholic social teaching and the reasons behind them. Although abstract, they might be more practical than you think.  Things we reference: All My Sons by Arthur Miller The Case for Jesus by Brant Pitre The Word on Fire Institute : https://wordonfire.institute/ Reflection Song: Never Lose Your Reward by Brother Fox

To join the conversation, email us at colloquiumshow@gmail.com and like us on Facebook. Things we reference:  The Rule of St. Benedict by St. Benedict of Nursia Other recommended reading on prayer:  The Power of Silence by Robert Cardinal Sarah Into the Deep by Dan Burke  Time for God by Father Jacques Philippe Steps to Lectio Divina: 1. Read ( Lectio) - Read the passage. 2. Reflect...

Dylan and Nick discuss Philip Rivers' new gig, the benefits of smaller communities, and the importance that mentorship plays in the spiritual life. Special features in this episode include a new word Dylan is submitting to Webster's Dictionary and an epic rap from Nick. Contact us at colloquiumshow@gmail.com. Things we reference: Fraternus: https://fraternus.net/ The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the...

Dylan and Nick discuss the uniqueness of the Millennial Generation and offer solutions to the spiritual difficulties that they experience. Doris makes another guest appearance and Nick shows off his pipes. For questions, comments, and concerns, email the Colloquium Crew at colloquiumshow@gmail.com. Construction noises brought to you by Dan’s neighbors. Things we reference: -Catholify App: https://...

How can we be more virtuous in the conversations we have? Dylan and Nick share their tips for having transformative conversations. If you have questions or comments, you can contact us at colloquiumshow@gmail.com.  Things we referenced directly or indirectly: The Power of Silence by Robert Cardinal Sarah Summa Theologica III.40, II-II.188 by St. Thomas Aquinas Leisure and the Basis of Culture by J...

What is the Christian response to a pandemic like the coronavirus? We’ll give you a hint: it isn’t to be fearful. Join us this week as we examine the state of things from a biblical perspective as well as the perspective of a hypothetical 99 year old lady named Doris.