
William Albrecht
Experienced Catholic apologist and guest on the episode, specializing in answering questions about relations between Catholicism and Orthodoxy and defending the papacy and Catholic teaching.
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Dec 9, 2022 • 3h 17min
*EVERY* Objection to Mary Answered 🤯 (William Albrecht & Fr. Christiaan Kappas) | Ep. 378
In this episode we're going to try to answer EVERY objection to four dogmas on Mary: The Mother of God; the immaculate conception; perpetual virginity, and the bodily assumption. Sponsors: Hallow (FREE TRIAL): https://hallow.com/matt Exodus90: https://exodus90.com/matt-home/ Parler: https://parler.com/mattfradd Get William and Fr Kappas' book on the Theotokos here: https://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Guide-Solving-Biblical-Questions/dp/B08KQ86STG/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=the+definitive+guide+to+solving+biblical+questions+about+mary&qid=1670526151&sprefix=the+definitive+guide+to+solv%2Caps%2C108&sr=8-1-fkmr0 Fr. Kappas on the Immaculate Conception: https://academyoftheimmaculate.com/products/immaculate-conception-kappes

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Oct 21, 2022 • 2h 2min
Is Purgatory taught in Scripture and in the Fathers? William Albrecht Vs Fr. Ramsey
Join our community on Locals (1month free trial): https://mattfradd.locals.com/support/promo/TRYLOCALS?_utm_source=yt Resolution: There is payment or satisfaction after death for unrepentant sins, such that a suffering soul will be freed from any suffering or punishment and attain paradise. For which William will take the affirmative and Rev. Dr. Ramsey will take the negative. FORMAT: 2 15 min openings 2 20 min cross ex Audience Q&A as Matt likes as long as he likes 2 Closing 10 min each

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May 8, 2025 • 0sec
#12187 Why Leo XIV? What the New Pope’s Name Might Be Telling Us - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, an apologist and speaker specializing in theology, discusses the implications of Pope Leo XIV's name choice. He examines its historical connections to figures like Leo the Great and Leo XIII, suggesting a vision for a moderate papacy focused on social justice. The conversation also touches on the significance of having an American pope in light of rising traditionalism in the Church, and how this could impact perceptions and unity within Catholicism. Expect lively anecdotes and insights on navigating contemporary spiritual challenges!

Nov 18, 2025 • 0sec
#12462 Do Some Orthodox Traditions Allow for Multiple Marriages? - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, an experienced Catholic apologist, dives into the intriguing differences between Catholic and Orthodox traditions. He illuminates the historical split between the two churches, discussing key figures and disagreements. Albrecht also tackles the complexities of multiple marriages in Orthodox practices and offers insights on responding to those drawn to Orthodoxy. His recommendations for Church Fathers supporting the papacy are enlightening, and he clarifies the communion rules for Catholics attending Orthodox services.

Nov 17, 2025 • 0sec
#12461 Why Stay Catholic If Orthodox Have Valid Sacraments? - William Albrecht
In this discussion, William Albrecht, an apologist and founder of Patristic Pillars, delves into why one might choose to remain Catholic when Orthodox sacraments are valid. He explains the importance of papal authority for doctrinal unity, the differing interpretations of Jesus' image in Catholicism versus Orthodoxy, and the significance of Marian doctrines like the Assumption. Albrecht also addresses the nuances of disagreeing with a priest and the historical context of the Filioque controversy, emphasizing Christ's call for visible unity.

Oct 28, 2025 • 0sec
#12432 Why is Mary Called Co-redemptrix? – Why Aren’t You Catholic? - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, a Patristics scholar and apologist, dives deep into fascinating topics around Catholic doctrine. He explores why Mary is referred to as Co-redemptrix, emphasizing her unique role through biblical comparisons. Albrecht also discusses ways to shift from being a Christian to a Catholic, stressing the importance of catechism for families. He provides advice on engaging loved ones about faith, assuring listeners that the Church is guided by the Holy Spirit despite modern challenges, and addresses misconceptions about practices like Santa Muerte.

Aug 28, 2025 • 0sec
#12346 Can Indulgences Help Souls in Purgatory, Baptism, and Israel? - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, a Catholic apologist from patristicpillars.com, dives deep into intriguing theological discussions. He clarifies how indulgences can aid souls in purgatory, especially in this Year of Hope. The conversation also unpacks the Church's teachings on Israel's role in the end times and tackles what makes a baptism valid. Additionally, Albrecht addresses the biblical basis for particular judgment and touches on the charismatic faith within Catholicism, revealing its harmony with traditional beliefs.

Aug 27, 2025 • 0sec
#12345 How Can Jesus Be Both God and Son? Hypostatic Union and More - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, an expert on early church history and canon of scripture, dives deep into complex theological concepts. He explains the Hypostatic Union, clarifying how Jesus is both God and Son. The intriguing discussion also covers the identity of the Black Hebrew Israelites, their claims, and how they challenge traditional beliefs. Albrecht explores the significance of choosing Godparents and the two witnesses from Revelation, making connections between scripture, faith, and the essence of true belief.

Aug 13, 2025 • 0sec
#12324 How Did the Church Councils Get Their Names, Purgatory, and More - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, host of the Patristic Pillars YouTube channel and a knowledgeable expert on early church history, dives deep into intriguing topics. He explains how church councils got their names and recommends a key Early Church Father for study. Monophysitism and its implications are clarified, revealing its impact on early councils. Albrecht also explores whether Purgatory was discussed in the Early Church and outlines how the Council of Rome determined the Canon of Scripture, shedding light on the intricate foundations of Christian doctrine.

Aug 12, 2025 • 0sec
#12323 Did the Early Church Have Deaconesses? Councils and Arianism - William Albrecht
William Albrecht, a prominent figure in Catholicism and creator of the YouTube channel Patristic Pillars, dives into the evolution of the early Church's structure. He discusses the controversial role of deaconesses, referencing ecclesiastical councils like Constantinople and Ephesus. Albrecht also explores Arianism's impact, drawing parallels to modern groups like Jehovah’s Witnesses. The conversation brings to light significant theological debates and the historical context of these crucial councils that shaped Christian doctrine.


