Keep The Faith's Podcast

Andrew Mills delivers an outstanding lecture showing very beautifully how music must penetrate the soul. And when music is disordered man's behavior is depraved. Modernists are aware that traditional Catholic music converts. He gives us three criteria for good music. 1) Obedience: Gregorian Chant, promoting choirs, pipe organs and congregations singing in Latin. 2) Quality: integrity and propriety...

Thomas Gordon Smith gives us an understanding of a balanced point of view. He feels that the architect should be the servant of the client, but we must also love and embrace many of these Catholic traditions. It is important to understand the language of the client. He feels that strength, function and beauty are necessary. 45 min.

Steven Schloeder portrays, in a creative way, the notion that classical architecture is not the only answer. Baroque and Gothic are fine; but there is, he says, a vast vocabulary providing many other options: function, form, location and meaning need to be considered. 45 min.

Mr. Duncan Stroik gives an excellent description of how the church architecture should be in harmony with the true meaning of the altar, which represents Christ.  He decries the fact that too many churches are prayer barns and stresses the importance of the area surrounding the altar. 45 min.

Michael S. Rose reviews the history of the renovation of Catholic churches. He captures our interest by discussing the four "waves" of justification for renovation and the elimination of the sacred from church architecture and interior design. 45 min.

Dr. Janine Langrand, in a deeply spiritual manner, gives us a superb discussion of Baroque art and architecture as a perfect complement to the Ignatian exercises. She shows how such architecture disposes the soul for union with God for His greater glory. From the Campion Series.

Bishop Thomas D. Doran tells us that the Council of Trent stemmed the tide of the Protestant Reformation. We cannot disregard the past. It is clear that something is greatly amiss in some Vatican Council II decisions. From the Campion Series.

Dr. Robert Vasoli discusses the strange interpretations of canon law in American procedural norms. He points out that 80 percent of the world's annulments are in America! 45 min. Taken from: Campion Series

Monsignor Stephen DiGiovanni says "Quanta Cura" (Condemning Current Errors) was intended to be a religious document, not political. The Pope intended it for private use of the bishops. When it was released to the press, it caused a furor! Among it's key points, it condemned the idea that "the best constitution of public society and (also) civil progress altogether require that human society be con...

A reflection by Father John Perricone on how so many suffered for Our Lord and the true Faith in the bloodiest century known to man.

Father John Perricone reflects on Mother Teresa (who had just died a week before this conference) and the real reason why she served the poor with such abandon.

Dr. Erik Von Kuehlnelt-Leddin discusses how the spirit of the world leads us away from the focus we must have on our salvation. From the Campion Series.  

Dr. William Donahue, President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, discusses entertainment's war against the Catholic Church. From the Campion Series.

Judge Robert Bork explains the virtues required to serve in public life.

Ann Carey reflects on the future of Religious Sisters in the Catholic Church

Dr. Leon Podles explains how the Church in her human elements has failed to exercise her disciplinary powers properly.

Dr. Thomas Woods discusses Progressivism, the work of his doctoral dissertation at Columbia University, since published as a book by Columbia University Press.

Carolyn Gragilia explains the assaults upon the traditional family posed by the ideology of feminism.

Dr. Dennis McInerny discusses the connection between Faith and Reason in the work of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Fr. Brian Mullady discusses the errors of the Charismatic Movement.

Dr. R. V. Young dispels pagan myths concerning the origins of the Gospel and explains how the Council of Trent fostered the promotion of genuine art in Catholic churches.

There is a striking parallel between the present condition of the Church and the condition of Judah before its fall. Father James McLucas gives us a disconcerting message about the future, but also, reasons to hope.

Dr. Ronald McArthur, President Emeritus of Thomas Aquinas College followed with an examination of Catholic higher education. He stressed that "Catholic education has always been, and remains, Faith seeking understanding and that it cannot take place unless there is a strong and serious Faith, accepting the truth that has come to us through the teaching Church, which is eager to penetrate that trut...

How does one account for so much from so little? This intriguing question is answered in a profound and spiritual manner by Father James McLucas. Starting with a comparison of Old Testament. times with the state of the Church today, Father James McLucas urges us to lessen anxiety with humility and humor.

Father Calvin Goodwin, FSSP, analyzes the spiritual principles by which the restoration of the Catholic culture will be effected.