Keep The Faith's Podcast

Mr. Edwin Faust gives the lecture, Original Sin in Fact and Fiction. Mr. Faust recounts his childhood introduction to the Good, the True and the Beautiful as it was conveyed through stories of the biblical heroes, the fall in the garden and the birth of the Savior. We live within the greatest story ever told - the redemption of mankind. Literature is a powerful lens through which to understand and...

Father Calvin Goodwin discusses, "Vatican II Documents and Their Influence in the Church." This lecture is anchored upon the central truth, upheld through millennia and affirmed by the young saints, that the Catholic faith is wholly available to the mind of the child. This is not true of Vatican II theology. The documents pertaining to the council convey inventive, subjective and anthropocentric d...

Mr. Christopher A. Ferrera discusses the attack on substance in this talk. Martin Luther and the Protestant Revolution set into motion two of the most harmful strains of thought in history; the immanentization of the individual and the atomization of political society. Thomas Hobbes and John Locke, the fathers of modern political thought, imbibed these ideas. Contemporary society is awash with the...

ather Kenneth Baker, S.J. There is a lack of strong leadership in the Church at the present time. The crisis of leadership in the Catholic Church means the Church can't fulfill her two main purposes of existence as the True and Only Church of Jesus Christ: To promote the Glory and Worship of God and to provide for the eternal salvation of souls who have been created for heaven and the face-to-face...

Father Anthony J. Mastroeni describes how "Religion is the strongest element in man's self control. History is shown to be littered with the wreckage of nations that have become indifferent to God." Culture or civilization arises from religion and when the traditional religious beliefs of a nation are eroded, unless they are supplanted by an equal or greater religious force more powerful than the...

Father Anthony J Mastroeni says that "Religion is the strongest element in man's self control. History is shown to be littered with the wreckage of nations that have become indifferent to God. Culture or civilization arises from religion and when the traditional religious beliefs of a nation are eroded, unless they are supplanted by an equal or greater religious force more powerful than the first,...

Christopher A Ferrara, Esq asks: How can the situation we are living through today happen in the Church? The crisis has entered a new phase, something we have not seen before in the past fifty years. The problem is not with doctrinal propositions that require us to believe something we did not have to believe before 1962, but with an ideology, a visionary theorizing, a social-political attitude co...

Jim Bemis points out that most Catholics today don't live like Catholics and don't think like Catholics – they have been duped by progressive falsehoods. The way out is to put spiritual needs above physical needs, joy above pleasure, culture over convenience, and to be well-catechized Catholics who courageously critique the errors and emptiness of modern life. We must make the case that the Cultur...

Father Calvin Goodwin, FSSP, says we should not underestimate the reality that there is a battle on for truth in a world dominated by an increasingly secularist worldview. Father Goodwin shares how he came to the Traditional Mass and what the future bodes for the Ancient Mass. Talk given at the 2009 Monterey Conference in California.

Dr. Ronald McArthur comments on Pope Benedict XVI's important Regensberg lecture. We go the the first principles, starting with the Gospel of John. Faith and reason has been severed by many forces and civilization as such no longer exists. Talk given at the 2009 Monterey Conference in California.

Mr. Christopher Ferrara, Esquire, discusses justice in economic social order in today's situation in light of the timeless Mr. Christopher Ferrara, Esquire, speaks on Church teachings regarding man's place in the economy. A scathing critique of Lockean and Austrian economic systems - the economics of political modernity. He devastates the Austrian school of economics defense of Scrooge, and compar...

Edwin Faust describes, in his inimitable style, why traditional Catholic journalism, such as appears in publications like The Latin Mass and traditionally oriented blogs, can be considered a "samizdat" for the faithful Catholic. How is it keeping alive the truths of the Faith, and why are more mainstream Catholic publications not able to do this?

Dr. Ronald McArthur, a founder and President Emeritus of Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, California, gives an urgently needed prescription for the Restoration of true Catholic Learning. He discusses the modern danger of looking for the "historical Jesus", and how it is part of the long and bitter battle with the forces of the Enlightenment forces that, despite their differences, united to "...

Father Nicholas Millich gives an inspiring and fascinating talk on three solid, essential images out of the Great Tradition - The Mirror, The Bystander, and The Penitent. He speaks of Saint Clare of Assisi's spiritual life and Christ as The Mirror, and the Mass as The Mirror. Then he contemplates The Bystander, which we all are at some time, as are the Bystanders in the Gospels, who are, by the gr...

Pope John Paul II addresses women religious. All can benefit from the message of the Holy Father. Don't miss this chance to hear him speak!

Dr. William Marra gives a scientific analysis of why our mother is weeping in statues and apparitions. Why does Mary weep over the world in statues and apparitions? Clearly, Our Mother's soul is afflicted. It is afflicted because She loves mankind, and mankind rejects God's Will. Her loving heart is wounded by sin and the loss of souls. Dr. William Marra gives an scientific analysis of Our Lady's...

The holiness, simplicity and keen perception of Saint Teresa of Calcutta radiate throughout this most beautiful two part series of four addresses on Religious life. Mother Teresa eloquently demonstrates her far-sightedness on such subjects as suffering, the Papacy, women priests, courtship and the Rosary.

The holiness, simplicity and keen perception of Saint Teresa of Calcutta radiate throughout this most beautiful two part series of four addresses on Religious life. Mother Teresa eloquently demonstrates her far-sightedness on such subjects as suffering, the Papacy, women priests, courtship and the Rosary. Part 2

Dr. William Marshner gives a brilliant and lucid presentation of the Bishops' Pastoral Letter. He evaluates the modernistic and humanistic arguments found in this unbinding and politically progressive document.

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A most beautiful and simple narrative of the life of the Immaculata, Blessed among women who sustained and comforted the infant Church--including her witness to the writings of the early Christians, Jewish customs and history. "The Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary" is a two-part series. Professionally narrated.

A former Hindu "priest" documents the dangerous inroads of Hinduism against Western culture and thought.

Father Vincent Miceli, S.J., author of The Gods of Atheism gives examples of the newest cults to emerge in the United States.

Father John Perricone explains how we can be both a good Catholic and citizen in his talk, "Loving Leviathan." The Leviathan stands for the supremacy of the state, Father John Perricone brilliantly answers a fascinating question: Can you be a good Catholic and a good American? The answer of course is "yes". Father furthers the discussion in 4 parts including the great genius that formed our govern...

Father John Perricone explains how violence and suffering can be equated with Christmas joys. Are you surprised that violence and suffering could be equated with joy? Then you don't know Father Perricone. You will find him very charming as he lures you into this understanding by asking you, "Will you leave the Christ Child alone?" 19 min. Taken from: Evenings of Recollection