All Good in the Brotherhood

The three brothers weigh in on the current liturgical debate in the Church, and they don't all have the same opinion...

Nate and Br. Francisco discuss the doctrine of satisfaction - the teaching which explains why Jesus had to become human in order to save us.

Br. Francisco speaks on the need for all people to evangelize and how he has felt the Lord call him to do so in a new way.

Brother Francisco and guest, Deacon Michael Scanga, talk about the role and ministry of the diaconate in the Church which is marked by a three-fold duty of service.

Nate and Br. Francisco walk through one of the most important features of Aristotelian philosophy, the Four Causes, and how they can help us understand the nature of the human person.

Brother Francisco is joined by guest, Nick Duer, to discuss the experience of growing in poverty of spirit and surrender of will and life to the Lord.

Nate and Br. Francisco speak about the challenges of forgiveness and share personal experiences with the struggles and pain it entails.

Nate and Br. Francisco try their hands at explaining the metaphysical understandings of God, existence, Being, and the nature of the transcendentals.

Part 4 of an original poetic meditation written and read by Nate by which the reader is invited to reflect on the events of Jesus' Passion, Death, and Resurrection through the eyes of the Beloved Disciple, John.

Part 3 of an original poetic meditation written and read by Nate by which the reader is invited to reflect on the events of Jesus' Passion, Death, and Resurrection through the eyes of the Beloved Disciple, John.

Part 2 of an original poetic meditation written and read by Nate by which the reader is invited to reflect on the events of Jesus' Passion, Death, and Resurrection through the eyes of the Beloved Disciple, John.

Part 1 of an original poetic meditation written and read by Nate by which the reader is invited to reflect on the events of Jesus' Passion, Death, and Resurrection through the eyes of the Beloved Disciple, John.

Br. Francisco is joined by licensed counselor, Lauren Scharmer, to discuss the need for a union of mental and spiritual wellbeing for the full development of a human person.

Nate, Tom, and Br. Francisco share stories of times of failure and the lessons they learned from them.

Br. Francisco and Nate offer suggestions on how to take abstract and difficult ideas of prayer and spirituality and make them more practical, doable, and understandable.

Br. Francisco is joined by seminarian Chris Baker to discuss how we can discover our dignity and that of others through our daily work.

Tom and Br. Francisco sit down to discuss how we can accept what is in our control and what is not through the philosophy of the ancient Stoics.

Nate and Greg chat about the false reality that the internet and social media have created and how to positively counter living in a fantasy world though concrete action - even if that just means accepting boredom.

Nate and Br. Francisco tackle the preeminent mystery of Christianity, the Trinity, approaching the topic from both Eastern and Western rooted theologies.

Br. Francisco and Sarah Morgan Burger lead you through original guided meditations on the Way of the Cross.

Br. Francisco is joined by Pittsburgh seminarian, Xavier Engle, to discuss the Catholic Charismatic Renewal and the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Friedrich Nietzsche, one of the most influential thinkers of all time, states that nothing has value in itself, rather value is created by intentional action and desire. What are the implications of this in the world and how can Christians respond?

Br. Francisco chats with Civil War historian, Evan Portman, to learn about monks who were involved in the Civil War.

Br. Francisco, Tom, and Johanna share intimate accounts of powerful experiences of prayer.

Nate sits down with Bobby to discuss how the virtues and model of St. Joseph can be a place of inspiration and healing for our world.