Jared Staudt and Joseph Pearce discuss ways of building and rebuilding Catholic culture.

Mark Giszczak reveals the history behind biblical texts and the reasons for the variations between the Catholic and Protestant versions of the Bible.

Kevin Knight discusses his role as a pioneer of Catholic evangelization on the internet, through his founding and development of New Advent.

What do Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited and Augustine's Confessions have in common? More than you would think. Joseph Pearce and Elizabeth Klein discuss the surprising similarities.

Joseph Pearce and Christopher Blum discuss ways in which the newly published book I Thirst: 40 Days with Mother Teresa can serve as a good spiritual guide on our Lenten journey.

The sixth and final part of Joseph Pearce's series of talks on the Catholic Literary Revival celebrates the work of the Inklings, a group of literary friends in Oxford which included J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.

The fifth podcast in Joseph Pearce's six-part series on the Catholic Literary Revival puts the spotlight on the Waste Land generation of converts, especially T. S. Eliot, Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene.

The fourth podcast in Joseph Pearce's six-part series on the Catholic Literary Revival focuses on the Chesterbelloc period from 1900-1936 during which the giant figures of G. K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc presided over a glorious period of Catholic creativity.

In part three of this lecture series on the Catholic Literary Revival, Joseph Pearce looks at how many of the writers of the English and French Decadence discovered or returned to the Catholic Church.

In part two of this lecture series on the Catholic Literary Revival, Joseph Pearce examines the lives and legacies of Blessed John Henry Newman and Gerard Manley Hopkins.