Keep The Faith's Podcast

Dr. William Marra says there is a whole revolution in Church architecture that is deeply rooted in changed beliefs.

Mr. Michael Davies' book, "Pope John's Council," sets Vatican II within its proper historic framework and gives the listener a clearer understanding of the activities that took place behind the scenes of this fateful Council. 

Dr. William Marra offers an analysis of the problem that the human person takes upon himself when he kills another human person.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen relates how the Mass is Christ's Sacrifice for our sins relived every day in the Catholic Church.

Father Vincent Miceli, S.J., drawing on Scripture and Tradition to present the Theology and Nature of the Priesthood and the role of women in the Church. He presents lucid and informative rebuttal to those who, by using current interpretation of equality, would politicize the Church.

Father Richard Gilsdorf, a brilliant Biblical scholar, elaborates on the foreshadowings of the New Testament in the Old. The entirety of the Old Testament with all its parts is fulfilled in the New. All too often Catholics are ignorant of how to interpret the Old Testament. 

Father Richard Gilsdorf, a brilliant Biblical scholar, elaborates on the foreshadowings of the New Testament in the Old. The entirety of the Old Testament with all its parts is fulfilled in the New. All too often Catholics are ignorant of how to interpret the Old Testament. 

Father Richard Gilsdorf, a brilliant Biblical scholar, elaborates on the foreshadowings of the New Testament in the Old. The entirety of the Old Testament with all its parts is fulfilled in the New. All too often Catholics are ignorant of how to interpret the Old Testament. 

Father Richard Gilsdorf elaborates on the forshadowings of the New Testament in the Old. The entirety of the Old Testament with all its parts is fulfilled in the New. All too often Catholics are ignorant of how to interpret the Old Testament.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen compares Simon Peter's life to ours. We all have our ups and downs trying to live Christian lives. He explains the five steps down or away from Our Lord and the three steps back into God's grace in this in-depth commentary.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen speaks on the Eucharistic presence of our Lord in the Sacrament in an inspirational reflection.

Veneration of the Holy name of the Blessed Virgin Mary is given a a succinct background in this professional reading. It is well worth the listen!

Monsignor William Smith discusses the Bishops statement on Nuclear Weapons  and the function of the National Council of Catholic Bishops in light of the statement by the American Bishops and this topic.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen says, "If you are devoted to Our Lady, you will never lose your soul." Everyone should hear this talk--young or old.  

Dr. John Rao herein regards the warfare being waged between the Modernists, who drain spirituality of meaning, and the Blessed Virgin, who gives song to our beliefs.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen explains that we must make a choice-our salvation depends on it! "Not to make a choice is to choose."

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen asks, Whose children are we? May the Our Father prayer always remind us that we belong to our dear ABBA in Heaven.

Archbishop Fulton J Sheen tells us that we are just like old clay pots in the Hands of the Divine Potter, God.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, says "Purity gives us vision–if a window is dirty, the light cannot come in–keep your eyes clean."

Archbishop Fulton J Sheen tells us that even If we don't fear Satan now, we will have every reason to fear him later.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen tells us that "If you have a cross, bear it." Every cross we carry bears the imprint of God's Heavenly Hand, His message of Love pressed deeply into our souls.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen references the Greek to explain Our Lord's emptying of Himself–in terms a child can understand.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen exposes the signs and symptoms of guilt, pointing to the reality of sin. Why should we confess our sins?

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen preserves the integrity of the word "love" for those who are unsure of its meaning. Good protection against peer pressure! A must for young people. The word "love" is so often misused as justification to do anything, provided we "love."

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen tells us that "Getting something" out of the Mass is a matter of bringing something to it. What can we bring?