Institute of Catholic Culture

Was the founding of America a "poison pill with a time release formula," based on principles that are ultimately responsible for today's moral and social disintegration? Robert Reilly declares them "not guilty."

St. John Henry Newman called liberalism in religion the "one great mischief I have from the first opposed myself." Fr. Weinandy presents the critical lessons about the nature of truth St. John Henry Newman expressed in his "Biglietto Speech."

This study explores Catholic political theory as to the ideal of a Christian society (“Christendom”), the errant Calvinist attempt to establish a “theocracy,” and the duties of a Catholic citizen in today’s America.

Was Newman a champion of placing private judgment above the teachings of the Church? In this lecture, we examine Newman's theory of conscience to gain an authentic Catholic understanding of his thought.

Despite the threats of secularism and dangerous ideologies, Catholic education today is enjoying an exciting renewal of truth and fidelity, fulfilling the vision of the great St. John Henry Newman. Learn about Newman's "Idea of a University," and more.

Learn how Islamic philosophers of the Middle Ages became the chief conduit by which Aristotelian thought influenced the great scholastic doctors of Western Europe.

St. Paul's Letters to St. Timothy comprise an intimate correspondence between a spiritual father and his spiritual son. See what God has communicated to us through these marvelous epistles.

A Mothers' Day special with Fr. Hezekias and the ICC family raising their spiritual eyes towards the Mother of God and giving thanksgiving for her Divine Son.

Dr. John Pepino presents a Catholic perspective on the historical, political, and religious context surrounding the Battle of Puebla and the development of the “celebration” of Cinco de Mayo.

Find out about the Solder Saints, as those in the Golden Legend, whose faith brought about great acts of courage and bravery earning them the crown of martyrdom.