Institute of Catholic Culture

For over seven hundred years, the Church has consistently commended to the faithful Dante Alighieri's epic poem, The Divine Comedy. Listen as Dr. Anthony Esolen gives an introduction to this masterpiece of poetry, storytelling, and theology.

What is love, and how do we grow in it? Father Paul Scalia returns to the ICC to discuss the crown jewel of the theological virtues.

In the last twelve centuries, the Church has weathered many grave crises, facing schisms, heresies, political and ecclesiastical threats, and moral corruption within and without. (3/3)

In the last twelve centuries, the Church has weathered many grave crises, facing schisms, heresies, political and ecclesiastical threats, and moral corruption within and without. (2/3)

In the last twelve centuries, the Church has weathered many grave crises, facing schisms, heresies, political and ecclesiastical threats, and moral corruption within and without. (1/3)

I took my stand halfway between awe and love; a yearning for Paradise invited me to explore it, but awe at its majesty restrained me from my search. With wisdom, however, I reconciled the two; I revered what lay hidden and meditated on what was revealed.

Most Catholics are familiar with the names of many heroines from the early Church—but how many can recall their stories and why they are glorified in Christendom?

Drawing from the greatest spiritual masters, Fr. Robert Spitzer shows us how to recognize God's goodness, how the devil distorts it, and how to unite yourself with Jesus Christ to defeat evil in your own life. (2/2)

Drawing from the greatest spiritual masters, Fr. Robert Spitzer shows us how to recognize God's goodness, how the devil distorts it, and how to unite yourself with Jesus Christ to defeat evil in your own life. (1/2)

In this talk, Fr. Josiah Trenham addresses the unique Christianization of marriage and the explosion of monastic life that followed the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.