An explanation on the development of the Catholic canon and the differences found within protestant bibles.

True freedom, contrary to its current ‘absolute’ sense, is lived to its fullest when in accord with human nature. Jesus Christ taught us how to be truly free, because he was truly human; living in perfect accord with that nature. What the contemporary and Christian understanding of freedom have in common is a “yes” to something other; while one leads to slavery, the other leads to great acts of love and attainment of true freedom. The perfect exemplar of this is Christ on the Cross.

Some people say that living a moral life consists in following a set of rules established by the Church, but the reality is that the moral life is steeped in love and the eternal design of God. We cannot simply follow a set of rules, but we must conform our entire lives to the Father. Sound challenging? Well it is, but learn how we are able to successfully pursue the moral life with God’s help in this Catholic Bytes episode.

A brilliant mind, gifted speaker, and renowned intellectual, St. Augustine of Hippo is recognized as a key figure in both Church and World history. Delve into details of his personal life with Catholic Bytes, to discover Augustine’s journey from sin to sanctity, from prestige to repentance. Two main ideas are core to his thought - found in his beloved writings, particularly the Confessions - “homesickness” and “restlessness”.

The body allows man to interact with and experience the world. It is more than something we have, but an inseparable part of man’s being.

A look into the true nature of prayer and how to approach the Lord with perseverance, a spirit of poverty, and persistence.

Have you ever been tempted to eat 16 oreos, and proceeded to do so even knowing it’s disgusting? If so, join the rest of humanity. It’s called temptation which works at us both interiorly and exteriorly. Yet, don’t despair. Listen here to discover a gratuitous gift to help overcome temptation, and say yes to what you truly desire.

The apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe and her role in the conversion of Mexico.

Fr. Hinkley explains the divine nature of the liturgy and our human participation in this worship.

There is a desire in each of us to be the best version of ourselves.  Fr. Christopher Seith explains where that desire comes from and how to attain it.