Dr. Joseph Shaw discusses the failures of the ideas of John Stuart Mill and traces the evolution of the liberalism of individual liberty to the liberalism of 'safe spaces'. John Stuart Mill argued that people should be able to do and say whatever does not harm others, because only then will we be able to test our opinions in a competitive market-place of ideas. This rules out commitments by individuals and societies to particular values and projects and so makes impossible the development of the high cultures such as those Mill professes to admire.

James Bogle, Esq. explains that Christendom is based upon a union of the efforts of Church and State, both of which, traditionally, have been international in character. Any effort to destroy Church or State influence in their proper sphere has been disastrous both to civilization in general and human liberty in particular.

Professor Roberto de Mattei critiques the working document of the Amazonia Synod and demonstrates its radical, heretical, and revolutionary character and the ultimate goals of its creators. This document indicates that the forces in favor of it are working in a coordinated fashion for the destruction of the true character of the Roman Catholic Church.

Rev. Dr. Richard Munkelt reveals the theological and philosophical errors of the Social Contract theory upon which political modernity is built. The Social Contract theory has proved an essential role in the creation of modernity on the political level, and yet its natural historical truth is as fraudulent as its theological and philosophical errors are manifest. It cannot build a proper society and the future depends upon an escape from its vanities.

Christopher Ferrara, J.D. shows that the discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics undermine the materialist, Neo-Darwinian creation myth. Now discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics undermine the materialist, Neo-Darwinian creation myth.

James Kalb, Esq. discusses Western liberal society, how we got there, what its flaws are, why nothing else seems possible, and what we can nonetheless do about it. A discussion of Western liberal society, how we got there, what its flaws are, why nothing else seems possible, and what we can nonetheless do about it. The talk attempts to bring basic issues that seem very abstract down to earth.

Jonathan Arrington addresses one of the main pillars of modernity – the attempt to recreate reality on the basis of individual subjectivism, whether intellectual or sentimental in character. One of the main pillars of modernity has been the attempt to recreate reality on the basis of individual subjectivism, whether intellectual or sentimental in character. This has led to the construction of mythological depictions of Scripture and Church Tradition, alongside mythological depictions of the creation and nature of political society. The falsity of these perversions of Scripture and Tradition are addressed in this talk.

David Hughes discusses the revival of traditional Church Music in the Post-French Revolutionary world and what it really entailed. He points out that the post French Revolutionary world saw a revival of traditional Church Music. David Hughes discusses what this revival really entailed and how it has often been misconstrued by friend and foe alike.

Dr. Thomas Stark shows that the Socialist visions of creation of a New Man and a New Society are a major part of the modern mythology. Dr. Stark demonstrates how the socialist myth has ancient historical roots, and also how much of its current apologetic is based upon a "primitivism" that also plays a major role in the appeal to the Amazon as a model for the Church and society as a whole.

By means of an introduction Dr. Marra opens his first lecture by studying Augustine's first philosophical writings, before his conversion, and then his baptism on Easter in 387 A.D. as well as Saint Monica, her youth, marriage, and death. Dr. Marra meditates on the profound meanings of Augustine's writings as he shows his listeners the developments that lead to this great saints conversion to the truth of Christ.