This podcast is from Bishop Conley's December Advent retreat at Our Lady of Good Counsel Retreat House. For all of his retreat conferences see: http://frcoulter.com/goodcounselretreat/mp3s/BishopConley12-15-2017/index.html

Bob Sullivan, offers a helpful perspective on how Catholics can engage our Protestant brothers and sisters in apologetics at the 2017 Catholic Coffee House.

Dr. Ralph Wood considers the life and writing of the author JRR Tolkien and the deep insights he can offer us at the Newman Institute Lecture Series.

Vern Steiner, considers the Reformation from the lens of doctrines that unite and divide Protestants and Catholics at the 2017 Catholic Coffee House.

Bishop Michael Barber considers the thought of Cardinal Newman and the insights we can gain from him for the Church today at the Newman Institute Lecture Series.

Bud Marr, the director of the National Institute for Newman Studies, presents a Catholic perspective on the historical, cultural, and theological factors that led to contemporary Protestantism at the 2017 Catholic Coffee House.

Russell Hittinger investigates the meaning of the Common Good at the Newman Institute Lecture Series.

Msgr. Timothy Thorburn presents a Catholic perspective on the historical events, culture, and politics surrounding the time period of the Protestant reformation at the 2017 Catholic Coffee House.

A pastoral letter on adoration of the Most Holy Eucharist

Dr. Benes shares her story and experience of coming to a Catholic perspective in psychology and offers a foundational understanding of the human person.