Institute of Catholic Culture

Join Fr. Devin Roza on an illuminating journey through the first two chapters of Matthew's Gospel and learn how the evangelist presents Jesus as the fulfillment of Scripture.

God established a regular time of liberation for His people Israel, a great Jubilee every fifty years to free captives and debtors. Learn about this rich biblical and ecclesial history and its ongoing relevance as an opportunity for conversion and grace.

Philo of Alexandria, a Jewish philosopher living in Egypt in the mid to late first century B.C., wrote biblical commentaries that sought to interpret the meaning of the Jewish religion when regular worship at the Temple was impossible.

Homer’s epic poem, The Iliad, has influenced countless works of literature through its poetic expression, perennial themes, and moral lessons. Join Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of this foundational work.

In the book of Leviticus, God gives Moses detailed instructions regarding the ritual, legal, and moral practices for Israel. Why were these laws so important and what relevance do they have for Christians today?

Homer’s epic poem, The Iliad, has influenced countless works of literature through its poetic expression, perennial themes, and moral lessons. Join Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of this foundational work.

In the book of Proverbs, we are given divinely inspired words of wisdom that express how to live well in a memorable way. In this lecture series, Fr. David Anderson dives deep into the timeless treasures of the Proverbs of Solomon.

In the book of Proverbs, we are given divinely inspired words of wisdom that express how to live well in a memorable way. In this lecture series, Fr. David Anderson will dive deep into the timeless treasures of the Proverbs of Solomon.

Homer’s epic poem, The Iliad, has influenced countless works of literature through its poetic expression, perennial themes, and moral lessons. Join Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of this foundational work.

How do we begin to renew a sense of wonder and appreciation of the real world around us? In this lecture, Bishop James Conley discusses the importance of seeing the world through the integrated lens of faith and sound Christian anthropology.