Homer’s epic poem, The Iliad, has influenced countless works of literature through its poetic expression, perennial themes, and moral lessons. Join Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of this foundational work.

In the book of Proverbs, we are given divinely inspired words of wisdom that express how to live well in a memorable way. In this lecture series, Fr. David Anderson dives deep into the timeless treasures of the Proverbs of Solomon.

In the book of Proverbs, we are given divinely inspired words of wisdom that express how to live well in a memorable way. In this lecture series, Fr. David Anderson will dive deep into the timeless treasures of the Proverbs of Solomon.

Homer’s epic poem, The Iliad, has influenced countless works of literature through its poetic expression, perennial themes, and moral lessons. Join Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of this foundational work.

How do we begin to renew a sense of wonder and appreciation of the real world around us? In this lecture, Bishop James Conley discusses the importance of seeing the world through the integrated lens of faith and sound Christian anthropology.

"Artificial intelligence" is cropping up in many areas of our lives and has generated a fair share of controversy. Join Father Spitzer to consider the deeper philosophical and theological questions provoked by AI.

"Artificial intelligence" is cropping up in many areas of our lives and has generated a fair share of controversy. Join Father Spitzer to consider the deeper philosophical and theological questions provoked by AI.

This talk unpacks Pope Benedict's teaching on divine revelation, how biblical interpretation must reunite history and faith, and why we need a return to the practice of lectio divina, the prayerful meditation on Sacred Scripture.

Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson’s exploits are intriguing reminders that life is a grand adventure laced with mystery—the greatest being the mystery of faith and the mystery of our own selves.

In this lecture, Fr. Eric Bergman explained how this teaching helps us understand true ecumenism without it devolving into religious pluralism, and what the differences and distinctions are in how we view the orthodox, protestants, and Jews.