Institute of Catholic Culture

This presentation explores the story and legacy of St. Boniface, apostle to the Germans, a tireless Church reformer and Christian missionary. Thanks to his dogged persistence and evangelical ingenuity, Germany became a center of Christian culture.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

Join Msgr. Charles Pope for a series of Lenten reflections on the relationship between Jesus Christ and His Father, how it is expressed through prayer, and how we participate in the sonship of Jesus through His prayer.

Join Msgr. Charles Pope for a series of Lenten reflections on the relationship between Jesus Christ and His Father, how it is expressed through prayer, and how we participate in the sonship of Jesus through His prayer.

Join Msgr. Charles Pope for a series of Lenten reflections on the relationship between Jesus Christ and His Father, how it is expressed through prayer, and how we participate in the sonship of Jesus through His prayer.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

Unlock the secrets of the Kingdom of God hidden in the parables with Archbishop Emeritus of Galilee, Elias Chacour.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

The Catechetical School of Alexandria was the first Christian institution of higher learning. Under the leadership of such teachers as Pantaenus, Clement, and Dionysius, this school taught a method of Scriptural interpretation used by many Church Fathers.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

At Christmas, we celebrate the coming of the King of Kings. But what does it mean that Jesus is King and where is His Kingdom? Find out how David and Solomon reveal the essential key to understanding Jesus as King and His Kingdom, the Church.

Enjoy this special Advent program on sacred music, designed to help you encounter the Lord through the beauty of the Church's rich musical heritage.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

Join Dr. Anthony Esolen to explore the Semitic poetry underlying the Prologue of John's Gospel, alluding to and fulfilling earlier scriptural accounts of the creation of the world and the coming of the Messiah.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

In this talk, Dr. Matthew Minerd considers the theological reasons why the logic of the Incarnation presupposes certain philosophical truths, which it elevates and redeems.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

Join Dr. Staudt for a guided book study of Pope Benedict XVI's Jesus of Nazareth trilogy. These books guide us through the Church's tradition of reading the Gospels in a way that speaks to the needs of today.

What was God's plan for man in the Garden? How does it relate to the Eucharist? Join Fr. Hezekias Carnazzo to explore the connections between the work of Adam, the sacrifices and feasts of the Old Testament, and the Liturgy.

Dr. Esolen examines two pagan accounts of the birth or the fashioning of the world, and shows why the account of the sacred authors of the Hebrews is not only different from them, not only a correction or a completion, but a radically new revelation.

Dr. Esolen examines two pagan accounts of the birth or the fashioning of the world, and shows why the account of the sacred authors of the Hebrews is not only different from them, not only a correction or a completion, but a radically new revelation.

By the time of her broadest extent under Emperor Hadrian (AD 117), Rome had spread her language and written laws to most of the peoples of Western Europe, thereby laying the foundation for Latin Christendom. How did she accomplish this?

In this talk, Fr. Spitzer discusses the scientific testing and conclusions from three contemporary Eucharistic miracles and reflects on their theological and spiritual significance in a skeptical modern age.

The world's first Christian nation—Armenia—is facing a second genocide in a territory known as the Nagorno-Karabakh, known to Armenians as Artsakh. In this talk, Armenian Catholic Bishop Mikael Mouradian discusses the crisis.

In the history of philosophy, there is perhaps no Christian apologist more effective in clearing away evasions, indifference, and false optimism than Blaise Pascal. He provides a powerful challenge to the secular, skeptical, post-modern "nones" of our day