Center for Evangelical Catholicism

Center for Evangelical Catholicism

Religion EN ↓ 98 episodes

The Center for Evangelical Catholicism is a nonprofit South Carolina-based religious corporation, faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, and dedicated to the Church’s call for a new evangelization. The Center seeks to form evangelical Catholics through publishing, providing evangelization opportunities, offering adult education programs for the laity, and supplying continuing education for the clergy.

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Oct 15, 2025

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Episodes

The Council of Trent 06.11.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the history of the Council of Trent.

Councils of 3rd Constantinople and 2nd Nicaea 02.11.2015

TJ Nielsen goes through the turbulent history of the Councils of 3rd Constantinople and 2nd Nicaea.

The Councils of 4th Lateran And 2nd Lyon 02.11.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the great medieval Councils of 4th Lateran and 2nd Lyon

The Councils of Ephesus And Chalcedon 16.10.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the history and drama of the councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon.

The Councils Of Nicaea And 1st Constantinople 09.10.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the life and teachings of the heretic Arius and how the Church combatted this Great heresy through the Ecumenical Council's of Nicaea and 1st Constantinople

Introduction To Ecumenical Councils 05.10.2015

Fr. Jay Scott Newman explains the Biblical roots of Ecumenical Councils.

Dante's Paradiso 28.07.2015

Kenneth Covinginton examines the third part, the Paradiso, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.

Dante's Purgatorio 28.07.2015

Kenneth Covinginton examines the second part, the Purgatorio, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.

Dante's Inferno 28.07.2015

Kenneth Covinginton examines the first part, the Inferno, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.

The Church As The Bride Of Christ 28.07.2015

Fr. Michael Cassabon examines the nature of the Church as the bride of Christ.

Leisure The Basis Of Culture 28.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen examines Josef Pieper's classic work Leisure the Basis of Culture

Temptations In The Desert 28.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through Christ's temptations in the Desert as a Lenten reflection.

The Inquisition, Bruno And Galileo 28.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen explores the history and myth of the Spanish Inquisition.

Protestant Reformation in England 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the history of the English Reformation.

The Epidemic Of Eternal Adolescence 27.07.2015

Joe Hyland examines and causes and results of boys that refuse to grow up.

Lumen Fidei 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the papal encyclical Lumen Fidei.

The Crusades 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the history of the Crusades.

The Protestant Reformation 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the causes, events, and theology of the Protestant Reformation

Catholicism In The Hobbit with Joseph Pearce 27.07.2015

Author Joseph Pearce goes through the Catholic themes in J.R.R. Tolkien's the Hobbit.

Understanding Islam 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through core Islamic practices and beliefs.

History Of Islam 27.07.2015

T.J. Nielsen goes through the history of Islam from its founding until modern times.

Blessed John Henry Newman 27.07.2015

Fr. Jay Scott Newman discusses the work and influence of the great 19th century British Catholic convert and cardinal, Blessed John Henry Newman.

Alexandr Solzhenitsyn With Joseph Pearce 27.07.2015

Catholic Author Joseph Pearce discusses the life and influence of Alexandr Solzhenitsyn.

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