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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by Habib Malik of The Philos Project to discuss his father Charles Malik’s role in Pope St. Paul VI’s historical 1964 pilgrimage to the Holy Land. 

Habib C. Malik is a Senior Research Fellow at The Philos Project, where his work focuses on mapping out Lebanon's current challenges and the best path forward for reform. He holds a BA degree in history from the American University of Beirut and a MA and doctorate from Harvard University in modern European intellectual history. He has taught in universities in Lebanon and in Washington, DC for over 3 decades; and is currently an Associate Professor of History at Lebanese American University (Byblos campus) where he teaches history, cultural studies, and occasional graduate seminars in political science.

Habib also researches his late father, Dr. Charles Malik’s archives at the Library of Congress in Washington and works on preparing for publication a massive unpublished diary by same.

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Timestamps:

00:00-11:01 — Introduction: Who was Charles Malik?
11:01-20:50 — Malik’s first visit to and journal of the Holy Land
20:50-27:28 — What is the Charles Malik Institute and what is its purpose?
27:28-34:19 — Hopeful signs for the future of Lebanon

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➡️ Learn more about Charles Malik at the Charles Malik Institute: https://charlesmalikinstitute.org/

➡️ Read “The Orthodox Church” by Charles Malik: https://charlesmalikinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/The-Orthodox-Church-blue.pdf

➡️ Read “Christ and Crisis" by Charles Malik: https://www.amazon.com/Christ-Crisis-ORTHODOX-CHRISTIAN-THOUGHT/dp/1942503253

➡️ Find more writings from Charles Malik here: https://charlesmalikinstitute.org/archive/

➡️ Read Habib Malik on Christian Post: https://www.christianpost.com/voices/christian-faith-and-the-theology-of-place.html

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In this week’s episode of Beyond Rome, Simone Rizkallah interviews both her co-host James O’Reilly and Phillip Dolitsky, a friend and colleague who serves as strategic advisor at The Philos Project.

Together Phil and James share about their friendship with each other despite the fact that Phillip is an observant, Orthodox Jew and James is a practicing, traditional Catholic. Despite a long and contentious history of Catholic-Jewish relations, they both believe that any positive engagement between the two faith communities must begin from a place of mutual humility, honesty, and efforts to understand.

Phillip Dolitsky is a Strategic Advisor at The Philos Project. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in History from Yeshiva University and his Master’s in International Relations from American University. Prior to joining Philos, Phillip worked at a national law firm doing research and analysis for several high-profile counterterrorism cases.

In addition to his work at The Philos Project, Phillip has published extensively on military strategy, military ethics and national security, with his writings appearing in Chesterfield Strategy, Parameters, Military Strategy Magazine and more. When he's not reading or writing about military history and strategy, Phillip can be found playing chess, at the orchestra or indulging his interest in watches.

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Timestamps:

00:00-10:36 — Gen Z but religiously traditional | Orthodox Judaism and Traditional Catholicism
10:36-22:00 — What are the biggest struggles of living religiously in a secular, atheistic age? | Everyone needs an antidote to chaos
23:22-41:11 — Catholic-Jewish friendship over Catholic-Jewish relations and meeting “the other”

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➡️ Nostra Aetate by Pope St. Paul VI, the Church’s Declaration on its relation to non-Christians religions: https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_decl_19651028_nostra-aetate_en.html

➡️ On Creative Minorities by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks: https://www.firstthings.com/article/2014/01/on-creative-minorities

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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are once again joined by Joe Heschmeyer of Catholic Answers to discuss whether or not the three major Abrahamic faiths—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—worship the same God. 

Joe Heschmeyer is an apologist and speaker at Catholic Answers and the host of the Shameless Popery podcast. Joe's first foray into the world of public speaking came as a high school and college debater, skills which he honed as a law student and eventually, a litigator. His introduction to Catholic apologetics came with his blog Shameless Popery which he launched in 2009 to share the truth of Jesus Christ and his Catholic Church.

Joe has a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C., a philosophy degree from Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis, and a theology degree from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome. He enjoys speaking (and debating) on a wide range of issues, including the papacy, the beliefs of the earliest Christians, the Eucharist and sacramental theology, and pro-life issues.

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Timestamps:

00:00-06:02— Worshipping the same God | Likenesses and differences
06:02-11:23 — Do Muslims and Jews think we worship the same God?
11:23-25:17 — Revelation, Doctrine, and Islam among early Church heresies
25:17-27:27 — “Dhimmitude” and soft persecution
27:27-35:00 — Pope Francis, religious relativism, and the natural virtue of religion

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➡️ Check out Joe Heschmeyer’s podcast Shameless Popery on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shamelesspopery

➡️ Learn more about Catholic Answers: https://www.catholic.com/

➡️ Read Nostra Aetate by Pope St. Paul VI, the Church’s Declaration on its relation to non-Christians religions: https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_decl_19651028_nostra-aetate_en.html

➡️ Do Muslims, Jews, and Christians Worship the Same God by Joe Heschmeyer: http://shamelesspopery.com/muslims-jews-christians/

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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by Joe Heschmeyer of Catholic Answers to discuss the Marcion heresy, the history of the early Church, and what it means to “re-Judaize” our Catholic faith.

Joe Heschmeyer is an apologist and speaker at Catholic Answers and the host of the Shameless Popery podcast. Joe's first foray into the world of public speaking came as a high school and college debater, skills which he honed as a law student and eventually, a litigator. His introduction to Catholic apologetics came with his blog Shameless Popery which he launched in 2009 to share the truth of Jesus Christ and his Catholic Church.

Joe has a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C., a philosophy degree from Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis, and a theology degree from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome. He enjoys speaking (and debating) on a wide range of issues, including the papacy, the beliefs of the earliest Christians, the Eucharist and sacramental theology, and pro-life issues.

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Timestamps:

00:00-03:42 — Introduction, Catholic Answers, and Shameless Popery podcast
03:42-12:58 — St. Ignatius, Judaizing, and the Marcion heresy in the early Church
12:58-19:58 — Interpreting Scripture with a “double vision”
19:58-33:36 — Hebraic Catholicism and living a richer, more embodied faith

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➡️ Check out Joe Heschmeyer’s podcast Shameless Popery on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shamelesspopery

➡️ Learn more about Catholic Answers: https://www.catholic.com/

➡️ What Should Catholics Think About Israel and the Jews with Shameless Popery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVl5FgXNbws

➡️ What the Davidic Kings Reveal About Mary with Shameless Popery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMRx9pasdPQ

➡️ How Should a Catholic Think About Anti-Semitism with Joe Heschmeyer on Catholic Answers Focus: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Kwdz5EXrAgMDRKtS5IkC6?si=1e2f837ae866449f

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For episode 14 of Beyond Rome this week, James O’Reilly is joined by Cecily Routman of the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation. In this episode, Cecily shares about her journey as a pro-life Jewess, how she came to know God through her suffering, and how the Torah informs us about the dignity of each human life.

Cecily founded the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation (JPLF) in 2006. A native of Pittsburgh, she was Bat Mitzvah at then conservative synagogue Beth Samuel Jewish Center and obtained her MSW from the University of Pittsburgh.

The Jewish Pro-Life Foundation brings together Jewish people from all backgrounds and levels of observance who believe that human life in the womb is sacred and that Jews are commanded by HaShem to protect and defend these innocents. Jewish communities, from the most secular to the very religious, lack essential information necessary to understand and apply this way of thinking and acting.

The JPLF draws inspiration and strength in the knowledge that Judaism was the first religion in human history to sanctify human life from conception and to prohibit child sacrifice. In Judaism, life takes precedence over all other matters, and each Jew is responsible for protecting and defending innocent life, including life in the womb. This is especially urgent now amidst the ongoing attacks on Jews from outside enemies.

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Timestamps:

00:00-08:14 — Introduction & Recap of Cecily’s Story with Jewish Pro-Life Foundation
08:14-13:47 — Torah-based and Biblically based Pro-Life belief
13:47-19:44 — Challenges for the Jewish Pro-Life movement
19:44-20:47 — Return to God, the Desire for the Messiah’s Coming
20:47-22:32 — Mother Teresa & Pope St John Paul II’s familiarity among Jews
22:32-23:23 — WWII & relation to antisemitism and abortion
23:23-28:44 — Torah and the use and abuse of legal systems
28:44-30:12 — Encouragement to the Jewish community
30:12-34:28 — Conclusion

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➡️ Learn more about the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation: https://jewishprolifefoundation.org/

➡️ Follow the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cecilyroutman?igsh=MWMzbGxxY29wZzJnYg==

➡️ Bonnie Chernin, Director at the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation, writes on Times of Israel: Judaism is pro-life and all Jews should be pro-life

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October 28 marks the anniversary of the promulgation of Nostra Aetate, the Church’s declaration on its relation to non-Christian religions, especially with Judaism and the Jewish people.

To commemorate this anniversary, Mary and Simone joined James O’Reilly to talk about their participation at a conference that was hosted last year by Philos Catholic and Franciscan University at the University’s campus. They also speak about the Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism (CCAA), which was launched exactly one year ago today. Titled Nostra Aetate and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations at a Time of Rising Antisemitism, the conference brought together leaders from among both the Jewish and Catholic communities.

Mary Eberstadt holds the Panula Chair in Christian Culture at the Catholic Information Center in Washington DC and is Senior Research Fellow at the Faith & Reason Institute.

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Timestamps:

00:00-2:58 — Intro & Recap to conference at Franciscan University
2:58-7:55 — Mary and Simone respond to “Is Antisemitism a Problem within the Church?” & “What has changed between now and 2023?
7:55-10:24 — Is Antisemitism of old the same as antisemitism today?
10:24-11:23 — Wiping Israel off the map?
11:23-12:50 — Conference positive: Jews see philosemitic Catholics
12:50-15:16 — The UN’s Fascination with and against Israel
15:16-20:21 — The Demon & Spirit of Antisemitism
20:21-29:51 — “Antisemitic Catholic” is an oxymoron
29:51-36:19 — Spiritual reparation for two millennia of Antisemitism
36:19-43:49 — Coalition & Conclusion

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➡️ Learn more about the Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism: https://philosproject.org/ccaa/

➡️ Catholics Against Antisemitism by Mary Eberstadt (First Things): https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2023/10/catholics-against-anti-semitism

➡️ Nostra Aetate and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations at a Time of Rising Antisemitism: https://franciscan.edu/catholic-jewish-livestream/

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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by George Weigel for episode 12 of Beyond Rome. In this episode, George argues that Eastern Catholics offer six special gifts to the Universal Church and shares how we can learn from their faithful witness in the 21st Century. 

George Weigel, Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, is a Catholic theologian and one of America’s leading public intellectuals. He holds EPPC’s William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies.

From 1989 through June 1996, Mr. Weigel was president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, where he led a wide-ranging, ecumenical and inter-religious program of research and publication on foreign and domestic policy issues.

Mr. Weigel is perhaps best known for his widely translated and internationally acclaimed two-volume biography of Pope St. John Paul II: the New York Times bestseller, Witness to Hope (1999), and its sequel, The End and the Beginning (2010). In 2017, Weigel published a memoir of the experiences that led to his work as a papal biographer: Lessons in Hope — My Unexpected Life with St. John Paul II.

George Weigel is the author or editor of more than thirty other books, many of which have been translated into other languages. His essays, op-ed columns, and reviews appear regularly in major opinion journals and newspapers across the United States. A frequent guest on television and radio, he is also Senior Vatican Analyst for NBC News. His weekly column, “The Catholic Difference,” is syndicated to ninety-one newspapers and magazines in five countries.

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Timestamps:

00:00-04:35 - Introduction & 6 Gifts of the Eastern Church to the Western Church
04:35-05:20 - RCIA vs OCIA
05:20-08:40 - Roman Catholic Roots vs Other Rites & Adoration
08:40-18:43 - Icons & Evoking the Transcendent in Art
18:43-20:39 - Culture Reformation
20:39-25:23 - Holy Spirit Emphasis
25:23-29:32 - Early Fathers & Chair of St. Peter
29:32-30:36 - Conclusion
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➡️ Eastern Catholics and the Universal Church (George Weigel on First Things): https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2019/06/eastern-catholics-and-the-universal-church

➡️ Ethics and Public Policy Center: https://eppc.org/

➡️ Learn more about George Weigel here: https://eppc.org/author/george_weigel/

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This week Simone Rizkallah is joined by Dan Burke for episode 11 of Beyond Rome. In this episode, Dan speaks about his organization, The Avila Institue, and his perspective as a Hebrew Catholic of the conflict in the Holy Land between Israel and Hamas

Dan Burke is the founder and President of the Avila Institute for Spiritual Formation, which offers graduate and personal enrichment studies in spiritual theology to priests, deacons, religious, and laity in 72 countries and prepares men for seminary in 14 dioceses. Dan is the author and editor of more than 15 books on authentic Catholic spirituality and hosts the Divine Intimacy Radio show with his wife, Stephanie, which is broadcast weekly on EWTN Radio. Past episodes can be found, along with thousands of articles on the interior life, at SpiritualDirection.com.

In his deep commitment to the advancement of faithful Catholic spirituality, he is also the founder of Apostoli Viae, a world-wide, private association of the faithful dedicated to living and advancing the authentic spiritual patrimony of the Church. Dan previously served as president and chief operating officer of EWTN News.

Be sure to tune into this episode to hear from Dan Burke about his work and mission, and how Catholics can better understand the conflict in the Holy Land.

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Timestamps:

00:00-04:53 - Introduction
04:53-13:23 - Dan’s response to conflict in the Holy Land as a Jewish Catholic
13:23-16:40 - Antisemitism is anti-Christian
16:40-22:38 - Labels | Traditional Catholics and "The Jews"
22:38-26:35 - Catholic scholarship of Hebraic roots of the faith
26:35-28:37 - Jewish perspective of the New Testament
28:37-30:40 - Everyone is created for an eternal relationship with God
30:40-32:39 - Breaking out of the American political lens between left and right
32:39-36:06 - Dominus Flavit | Aching with Christ for the salvation of souls
36:06-37:34 - Closing Remarks from Dan

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➡️ Learn more about Dan's work at The Avila Institute for Spiritual Formation: avila-institute.org

➡️ Pray and grow in your faith with Dan Burke at SpiritualDirection.com: SpiritualDirection.com

➡️ Philos Catholic joins Dan and Stephanie Burke on Divine Intimacy Radio.

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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by Dr. Richard Crane for episode 10 of Beyond Rome. In this episode, Dr. Crane shares with us the story of French Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain and his journey from ultra-nationalism and antisemitism to becoming one of the lone Catholic voices to speak out publicly against the virulent antisemitism of the Nazis and others during WWII.

Dr. Crane is a professor and chair of the Department of History at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. He teaches courses in modern European history and has published on topics dealing with the Catholic Church in World War II France, the Holocaust, and Catholic-Jewish relations since 1945. In 2006-07, Dr. Crane was the Hoffberger Family Fellow at the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC. While there, he wrote his book Passion of Israel: Jacques Maritain, Catholic Conscience, and the Holocaust, first published in 2010, and republished by Wipf and Stock in 2014. More recently, he has published articles in Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations and The Catholic Historical Review.

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00:00-12:08 - Background & interest in Catholic-Jewish history and Nostra Aetate
12:08-16:13 - Jacques & Raissa’s suicide pact and main influences
16:13-21:40 - Jews in revolutionary movements & metaphysics
21:40-25:00 - Charles Maurras & Maritan
25:00-30:05 - Jacques’ cost of obedience to Holy Father
30:05-35:51 - Holocaust and impossibility of being both antisemitic and Christian
35:51-39:05 - Summary of Maritan & antisemitism
39:05-46:16 - The Jewish question
46:16-48:02 - 10/7 mention & conclusion
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➡️ Passion of Israel by Richard Crane.

➡️ Richard Crane article about Jacques Maritain on America Magazine.

➡️ Richard Crane on Homiletic and Pastoral Review: Witnessing to Truth.

➡️ "Heart-Rending Ambivalence” by Richard Crane.

➡️ Read Nostra Aetate (Declaration on the relation of the Church to non-Christian religions).

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This week Simone Rizkallah and James O’Reilly are joined by Dr. John Cuddeback for episode 9 of our Beyond Rome journey. In this episode, Dr. Cuddeback addresses the meaning of Sunday, the purpose of leisure, and how we can become more fully human through rest on the Lord’s Day.

Dr. Cuddeback is professor of Philosophy at Christendom College, where he has taught for twenty-five years (four of which included teaching our co-host James!). He lectures widely on topics including virtue, fatherhood, friendship, and household, and his professional writings appear in various academic journals and books. His book True Friendship  was recently republished by Ignatius Press. Additional writing from Dr. Cuddeback can be found at LifeCraft, his online platform known for applying ancient wisdom to life today.

Be sure to tune into this episode to learn from Dr. Cuddeback about cultivating leisure and how Catholics can tap into their Hebraic and Near Eastern Christian roots when keeping the Lord’s Day holy.

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Timestamps:

3:05 - Keeping the Sabbath 
5:25 - What is leisure? 
10:03 - "The disease of our age is we are prioritizing what is less important.” 
14:30 - How can we as a family focus on Sunday? 
16:55 - Stewarding the presence of God
18:56 - Sunday as the fundamental feast day 
23:55 - Resolving the epidemic of loneliness
27:40 - "There is a depth we are made for.”
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➡️ Dies Domini​ - Pope St. John Paul II on keeping the Lord’s Day holy

➡️​ True Friendship: Where Virtue Becomes Happiness - by Dr. Cuddeback

➡️ LifeCraft ​- Dr. Cuddeback’s online blog on applying natural wisdom to daily life

➡️ Lord’s Day dinner​ - host a Lord’s Day dinner with friends and family!

➡️ The 24 Catholic Churches - just how universal is the Church?

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