In this talk recorded at the 2019 Aquinas Symposium, Br Reginald Chua OP unwraps what St Thomas has to say on whether all of Israel will be saved.

The main post for Aquinas on Whether All Israel Will Be Saved appears on Cradio.

Fr Thomas Azzi OP gives an overview of the life and thought of St Thomas Aquinas at this first talk of the Aquinas Symposium 2019.

The main post for St Thomas Aquinas: An Introduction appears on Cradio.

Fr Michael Doody speaks on the great importance of spending time in Eucharistic adoration on this feast of the Most Holy Body of Christ.

The main post for The Feast of Corpus Christi 2019 appears on Cradio.

The images used for this podcast come from Corpus Christi Watershed.

Cradio's Roland McGready speaks to three recipients of the Catenian Bursary Fund's individual project grant about their time on mission in Thailand.

The full post of The Cetenian Bursary Fund can be found on Cradio.

Fr Michael Doody preaches on the mystery of The Most Holy Trinity - commenting on how The Trinity is revealed through creation and the human person.

The main post for The Feast of The Most Holy Trinity 2019 can be found on Cradio.

Fr Michael Doody compares the apostles preaching after Pentecost with the tower of Babel, and explains the message behind the imagery of wind and fire.

The main post for Wind and Fire can be found on Cradio.

In this talk, Fr Dave Callaghan explains how the lay vocation is meant to subvert the current reality and build a new world.

The main post for The Lay Vocation: The Leaven in the Dough appears on Cradio.

In this talk, Fr Dave Callaghan explains why we need an eternal vision to make sense of the chaos.

The main post for The Resurrection Changes Everything can be found on Cradio.

If we are able to encounter the truth of the cross, it changes how we see ourselves. In this Homily for Good Friday, Fr Chris Eaton MGL says that Jesus wants us to know ourselves as the 'beloved' of God.

Jesus pours out his love upon us as he humbles himself to wash our feet. As we enter into the mystery of God's mercy on Holy Thursday, Fr David Callaghan MGL reflects on why it is so difficult for us to receive this gift of Christ's mercy.