Institute of Catholic Culture

In this talk, Fr. Josiah Trenham addresses the unique Christianization of marriage and the explosion of monastic life that followed the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Rediscover the richness of Lent with Fr. David Anderson as we explore its intrinsic connection to Easter, the "Feast of Feasts" that animates the entire liturgical life of the Church. (2/2)

Habits both reveal and shape who you are; they speak about what you have been, and they predict what you will be. These talks will discuss the nature of habits in the spiritual life and how we can develop them with the action of divine grace. (2/2)

Rediscover the richness of Lent with Fr. David Anderson as we explore its intrinsic connection to Easter, the "Feast of Feasts" that animates the entire liturgical life of the Church. (1/2)

Habits both reveal and shape who you are; they speak about what you have been, and they predict what you will be. These talks will discuss the nature of habits in the spiritual life and how we can develop them with the action of divine grace. (1/2)

In the first few centuries after Christ, we see the structure of the visible Church take shape in order to clarify the faith, unite the body of Christ, and ultimately radiate the inner life of the Holy Trinity. (3/3)

In the first few centuries after Christ, we see the structure of the visible Church take shape in order to clarify the faith, unite the body of Christ, and ultimately radiate the inner life of the Holy Trinity. (2/3)

In the first few centuries after Christ, we see the structure of the visible Church take shape in order to clarify the faith, unite the body of Christ, and ultimately radiate the inner life of the Holy Trinity. (1/3)

In his ministry, Jesus interacts with many women who stand as remarkable witnesses to faith, and various women also play important roles in the fledgling Church as recorded in Acts and Paul's epistles. (2/2)

In his ministry, Jesus interacts with many women who stand as remarkable witnesses to faith, and various women also play important roles in the fledgling Church as recorded in Acts and Paul's epistles. (1/2)

Join Fr. Hezekias and art historian Amy Giuliano as we rediscover the most ancient Christian understanding of baptism and renew our own appreciation of what we have received through those saving waters.

Prepare your hearts for the coming of the Lord this Advent with Monsignor Charles Pope. (3/3)

Join Monsignor Pope for a guided tour through the scriptural passages and musical themes in George Frideric Handel's masterpiece, the Messiah.

Prepare your hearts for the coming of the Lord this Advent with Monsignor Charles Pope. (2/3)

Study the Incarnation with Patristics scholar Dr. John Pepino.

Prepare your hearts for the coming of the Lord this Advent with Monsignor Charles Pope. (1/3)

Advent is a time of waiting for the Messiah, and to wait well, we can learn some lessons from the ancient Essenes, the Jewish sect that left us the Dead Sea Scrolls and educated John the Baptist as a young man.

The great literature of pagan Greece and Rome can teach Christians much about the place of exile from which we begin, and even about many of the virtues we need as we travel along the way.

Many faithful women hold prominent places in the stories of the Old Testament. Join Father Sebastian Carnazzo to learn about these great women and how they ultimately point forward to the Blessed Virgin Mary, her Son, and the Church. (2/2)

Many faithful women hold prominent places in the stories of the Old Testament. Join Father Sebastian Carnazzo to learn about these great women and how they ultimately point forward to the Blessed Virgin Mary, her Son, and the Church. (1/2)

Is God's continued action throughout salvation history merely a series of reactions to the choices of fallen men? To explore this question we look at what happened on Mount Sinai and explore its significance for understanding God's plan for the Church.

What role do the emotions or passions play in our lives? For most people, it’s too much or too little. Saint Thomas, the Common Doctor, teaches us about the passions of the soul and how we can integrate them for a deeper relationship with God and others.

In this talk, Dr. Jared Staudt discusses how true liberty comes from belief in the Church’s doctrine and how we can strengthen our efforts to catechize today.

Chris Check tells the story of the most important sea battle in history, fought by the Holy League and the Ottoman Turks on Oct. 7, 1571 near the mouth of what is today called the Gulf of Patras, then the Gulf of Lepanto.

In his essay, "Talking About Bicycles," C.S. Lewis illustrates four "ages" we progress through in our relation to all manner of things in life, providing insight into our experiences and whether we fruitfully grow and mature by and through them.