In this episode, Dominik is joined by Brendan LaFave to talk about the incongruity between education and the reality of human nature that has developed in the United States. They discuss the College of St. Joseph the Worker and how it gives a model for how education serves the whole person. This based on the Christian view of the intrinsic dignity of the human person and of the work he performs.

In this episode, Dominik is joined by Andy Dzik, Caleb Taggert, and Wesley Vis to talk about the Beloved Dinner, an event recently hosted by the Knights of Columbus of St. Albert the Great University Parish in Houghton, MI. They discuss the basic elements of the dinner, how we put the event on, and advice for how you may put on such an event at your local community.

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On the intellectual dissolution that is occurring in Western culture at large.

This intellectual degradation has happened despite the rich tradition of reason that the West has inherited from prior centuries. The intellectual life of Christendom should have continued to grow more consistently, yet has in some ways peaked prior to and during the Enlightenment and come to decline with the rise of dualistic, reductionist thought which sought to uplift reason but has instead left it with nothing to stand on.

Dominik discusses the results of this today with Joey Mayer.

J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings masterfully depicts the Catholic worldview in its depiction of providence, women, and the everyman.

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