Institute of Catholic Culture

Plato’s conception of the human good life remains a treasure of insight, standing as a bastion against the errors of our age. These talks focus on some key Platonic insights into human nature, knowledge, the moral life and the end/perfection of man.

Plato’s conception of the human good life remains a treasure of insight, standing as a bastion against the errors of our age. These talks focus on some key Platonic insights into human nature, knowledge, the moral life and the end/perfection of man.

This talk outlines the key figures and ideas behind China's ancient intellectual and religious traditions, classically divided into what is known as the "Three Teachings," or Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism.

In this series, Fr. Ezra Sullivan explained the origins, practices, and beliefs of Hinduism and Buddhism, and discussed points of convergence and divergence between them and Catholicism. (2/2)

In this series, Fr. Ezra Sullivan explained the origins, practices, and beliefs of Hinduism and Buddhism, and discussed points of convergence and divergence between them and Catholicism. (1/2)

There is much confusion in the Church today regarding the nature of power and authority. In this reflection, Bishop Strickland considers the biblical foundation for true authority and its orientation to its source in Christ.

What is prayer, and how does one learn how to pray? In this talk, journey with Fr. Stephen Freeman and a pilgrim in 19th-century Russia to explore the meaning of prayer in our lives.

One of the great realities of the communion of saints is the near infinite variety of examples of virtue to emulate and, more than that, friends to come to know. Join Christopher Check to celebrate a few of the great women in Church history. (2/2)

One of the great realities of the communion of saints is the near infinite variety of examples of virtue to emulate and, more than that, friends to come to know. Join Christopher Check to celebrate a few of the great women in Church history. (1/2)

For most today who recognize his name, Don Quixote stands as merely an archetype of foolish futility. However, Sean Fitzpatrick reclaims this literary masterpiece for Christ.