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A series titled The Catholic Home can’t be considered complete until it covers the subject of the traditional “head” of the Catholic home: the husband, who often is also the father of the family which makes up that home. This particular episode continues on from the first episode in a sub-series on this important topic. Not only husbands but possible future husbands and wives will want to hear the...

This show introduces the mind of this great champion of orthodoxy and brilliant intellect of the early 20th Century. Surrounded by the errors of Modernism, G.K. Chesterton used his pen, (“words are deeds”) to defend common sense, the common man and the family. He foresaw the devastating effects of the evil trends in our modern society, namely atheism and agnosticism, materialism, and feminism. Not...

St. Jerome says that when we pray we speak to God; but when we read, God speaks to us. St. Ambrose of Milan says the same: "We address him when we pray; we hear him when we read." St. Bernard of Clairvaux tells us that "spiritual reading and prayer are the arms by which hell is conquered and paradise won." What exactly should we be reading during this spiritual and moral worldwide-cataclysm? First...

A series titled The Catholic Home can’t be considered complete until it covers the subject of the traditional “head” of the Catholic home: the husband, who often is also the father of the family which makes up that home. This particular episode provides an introduction to a sub-series on this important topic. All husbands will want to hear the conversation, as our guests, Phil and Damian, define t...

The entire Old Testament looks forward to and is a foreshadowing of the New. Everything is a prefiguration of the New Testament, the Jews were in expectation of the coming of the Messiah. The way for the Messiah was prepared by the numerous prophecies and penultimately by St. John the Baptist. St. John is the greatest of the Old Testament prophets, he is the personification of the entire Old Testa...

Our ability to do good is paralyzed if we do not deny ourselves. Praying is a great example of self-denial. Our sensual nature is opposed to prayer – it does not please the softness of the body. Unless we mortify our senses and evil inclinations, we become incapable of good. Saints achieved such great heights of virtue due to severe mortifications they practiced. By doing this, they removed all ob...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, we conclude our discussion on the modern era with His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, and host Stephen Heiner with a focus on the writings of Monsignor Delassus and Fr. Denis Fahey, and the organized forces of naturalism. We are pleased to offer this episode in both audio and video formats. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton....

Those who are prideful practice virtue only for worldly esteem. God rewards such virtues only with the good things of this world. These are good only in appearance in as much as they are merely created images of the eternal good. The highest degree of humility is not only to acknowledge our own abjection but to love it and to take delight in it. Not from meanness from soul or cowardice of heart, b...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, we enter the modern world with His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, and host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1914-2022 and covers a wide range of historical events and the erroneous beliefs that ushered in this age of secularism. We are pleased to offer this episode in both audio and video formats The music used in this show was composed...

This modern world has produced a highly immoral standard of living in regards to dress, modesty, and culture. What is the Catholic response – the response we should take? The true Catholic should obtain his/her standards not from the world’s view, but apply the standards that are set by the Catholic Church. Secondly, the Church rests upon the foundation of Saint Peter which we know because of Jesu...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, guides us through the struggles of Church in the 19th century with host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1815-1914. We are pleased to offer this episode in both audio and video formats. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton. To enjoy more of his work go to: www.fourmarksmusic.com/...

The family is the true Catholic school – where children learn how to be Catholics. The Catholic religion is the only religion which maintains that marriage is indissoluble. Bishop Sanborn discusses the characteristics of the Holy Family that we should apply to our families as well as things we should avoid in our families. Join us on this episode of In Veritate. We would like to thank Nicholas Wil...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, guides us through the age of revolution with host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1789-1814. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton. To enjoy more of his work go to: https://www.fourmarksmusic.com/nicholas-wilton Original Air Date: November 26, 2022 Show Run Time: 41 minutes Show...

There is only one true God and He is the head of the Catholic Church. In order to be attached to Christ, one must be attached and submitted to the Catholic Church. The profession of the true faith is a prerequisite for the reception and the retention of authority within the Catholic Church. This is for two reasons: 1. The profession of faith is necessary for membership in the Catholic Church (at b...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, guides us through the end of the Middle Ages and the rise of Protestantism with host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1274-1648. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton. To enjoy more of his work go to: www.fourmarksmusic.com/nicholas-wilton Original Air Date: November 18, 2022 Show...

By His Resurrection, Christ proved He is truly the Son of God and therefore has the same nature as God. This silences all arguments against Our Lord. It silences all rationalists, all atheists, all agnostics, and all pagans. To gain eternal life we must believe in God and obey His will. For to be against Him would be to embrace eternal death. Bishop Sanborn then takes us through the past events of...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, guides us through the end of the Middle Ages and the rise of Protestantism with host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1274-1648. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton. To enjoy more of his work go to: www.fourmarksmusic.com/nicholas-wilton Original Air Date: November 11, 2022 Show...

All may be judged who have not believed the truth. God will permit humans to sink into terrible error, and then come and judge them because they did not believe the truth, but have consented to iniquity. This is a teaching of Saint Paul. Bishop Sanborn discusses the consequences of Vatican II and the current status of our times regarding the Anti-Christ and the prophesies. Following, Bishop Sanbor...

In this episode of The History of Christendom, His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, guides us through the early ages of the Church with host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from the Edict of Milan to 1274. The music used in this show was composed by Nicholas Wilton. To enjoy more of his work go to: www.fourmarksmusic.com/nicholas-wilton Original Air Date: November 5, 2022 Show Run Time: 1...

This episode is brought to our listeners free of charge by the generous sponsorship of The Australian Catholic Mission, who hope that listeners will spare a prayer of two for vocations and the growth of the One True Church in Australia. In this episode of Clerical Conversations, Host Stephen Heiner is joined by His Excellency, Bishop Donald Sanborn, to reflect on the rapid (though expected) growth...

The Apologetics Series takes members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics from the book The Defense of the Catholic Church, by Francis X Doyle S.J. In this episode, Bishop Donald Sanborn shows how, in proof of Christ's mission, Christ foretold His resurrection and rose from the dead. Bishop Sanborn will also go into some detail answering objections to Christ’s resurrection, the ce...

The Apologetics Series takes members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics from the book The Defense of the Catholic Church, by Francis X Doyle S.J. In this episode, Bishop Donald Sanborn shows how Christ uttered true prophecies and performed miracles in proof of His mission. He prophesied about Himself, His disciples and particularly concerning the fate of the Jews; and these prop...

The Apologetics Series takes members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics from the book The Defense of the Catholic Church, by Francis X Doyle S.J. In this final episode of the mini-series on Our Lord, Bishop Donald Sanborn explores how Jesus of Nazareth could not have deceived men in regard to His claims, nor could He have been deceived with regard to His mission. Finally, with h...

he Apologetics Series takes members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics from the book The Defense of the Catholic Church, by Francis X Doyle S.J. In this episode, Bishop Donald Sanborn continues a three-part mini-series on Jesus Christ, with host Phil Stone. This show will continue to cover the claims of Jesus of Nazareth through to lesson 19 of the text. Christ, by approving the...

The Apologetics Series takes members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics from the book The Defense of the Catholic Church, by Francis X Doyle S.J. This episode commences a new mini-series where we take apologists through a comprehensive study of the Christ; Jesus of Nazareth. Bishop Donald Sanborn, with host Phil Stone, will show in Sacred Scripture how Jesus Christ claimed that...