Institute of Catholic Culture

This two-part lecture analyzes the first three chapters of Genesis in light of the liturgy established by God and Moses at Mount Sinai detailed in Exodus and Leviticus.

The uniting of two worlds in 1492 is perhaps the most significant event in human history since the Incarnation, with a remarkable man at its center. Find out why we should be building more statues to this heroic man, not tearing them down.

Learn the three keys to exposing the errors of Centering Prayer and Eastern mysticism, and understand how these errors, which are outside of an authentic Catholic spirituality, have crept into popular Catholic culture.

When a society is about to go bad, we should look to the music first, because it fires the imagination and the passions which give man the energy to act. Dr. Esolen analyzes traditional and modern hymns for insight into the state of the liturgy today.

How does one explain God and Jesus to an increasingly secular culture? Does science provide evidence for or against the existence of God? Join Fr. Spitzer in part two of this two part series for timeless answers to contemporary questions.

How does one explain God and Jesus to an increasingly secular culture? Does science provide evidence for or against the existence of God? Join Fr. Spitzer in part one of this two part series for timeless answers to contemporary questions.

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.