Fr. Richard Munkelt discusses the problem of the relationship of the human person to the order of nature in a way that shows how the ancient and modern treatments of the issue are all related. One can never escape the basic dilemma: the examination of the question of the "one" and the "many". Nor can one escape turning to Christian Faith to resolve irresolvable queries. Taken from: My End is My Beginning: The Analogy of Contemporary Christianity With its Ancient Setting - 2001 VonHildebrand Institute

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. begins his talk on the Ten Commandments. He speaks of the First Commandment with regard to Atheism and the Worship of God

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. talks of the Second Commandment concerning reverence for God and His Holy Name.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. speaks of the Third Commandment and the importance of keeping Holy the Lord's Day.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. speaks of the Fourth Commandment and the respect and honor due to our Parents as well as the importance of Family Life and Community.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. talks on the Fifth Commandment and the serious importance of Human Life.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. speaks to us on the Sixth Commandment and the Sins and Temptations against it, present so often to us in our day.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. talks to us concerning the Eighth Commandment and about the manipulation of truth.

Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. tells us of the Ninth and Tenth Commandments and their role in Christian life. The need to be wary of our thoughts, as well as our actions.