The Catholic Frequency

In this thought-provoking conversation, Sean Berube joins us to delve deep into the cultural and moral implications of the sexual revolution. From exploring the ancient warnings within the King Arthur myth to dissecting the modern-day consequences of shifting societal norms, we discuss how the celebration of lust has historically and currently impacted civilization. Sean shares insights from his own journey, highlighting the virtues of truth, goodness, and beauty as antidotes to the pervasive lies of our time.

Today is the Feast Day of Saint Stephen, the First Christian Martyr

In this engaging discussion, Imperator delves into what has commonly been referred to as the "Dark Ages," a term traditionally covering the period from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century to the dawn of the Renaissance. This era, often depicted as a time of cultural and intellectual decline, is re-examined to uncover the layers of bias and misrepresentation that have colored its perception.

Three years ago, inspired by seeing Rosary Rallies spring up in Europe, Frank Minishak took the idea of starting one in his home state of New Jersey to his parish men's group and convinced them to start praying the Rosary in public. Each and every First Saturday, a group of more than a dozen men publicly pray the Most Holy Rosary and recently, the group, celebrated 3 years of public witness.

In this edition of Catholic Trivia, we test Susan and Nick on their knowledge of priestly vestments, the 12 Apostles, Liturgical candles, the 12 Days of Christmas song, the Council of Trent, the Knights of Columbus and much more!

In episode 6 of the Catholic Frequency Podcast,we feature a discussion with a Thomistic theologian, biblical scholar, classical historian, and stoic philosopher. The conversation centers around the importance of Greek thought, Roman infrastructure, and the fulfillment of the Hebrew faith, examining how these elements created the cultural and historical context for the spread of Christendom. Imperator explains the fusion of Greek Hellenism with Middle Eastern cultures and how the Greco-Roman Empire laid the foundation for what would become Christendom.

Welcome to Catholic Trivia Friday! After a brief break last week, Shannon returns with co-host Brian for a fun-filled evening of Catholic trivia. Tonight’s contestants include trivia veterans Susan and Christine, along with fan-favorite Saint Nicholas. With tougher questions on the docket, Shannon is ready to challenge their knowledge of the Bible, Church history, and theology. From discussing the preexistence of Jesus in the Gospel of John to delving into the virtues and heresies of the early Church, the contestants share their best guesses (some with surprising accuracy). The competition heats up, leading to a thrilling tiebreaker between Susan and Christine. Who will take home the tiara and the glory of Catholic Trivia champion?

In episode 6 of the Catholic Frequency Podcast,we feature a discussion with a Thomistic theologian, biblical scholar, classical historian, and stoic philosopher. The conversation centers around the importance of Greek thought, Roman infrastructure, and the fulfillment of the Hebrew faith, examining how these elements created the cultural and historical context for the spread of Christendom.

Imperator explains the fusion of Greek Hellenism with Middle Eastern cultures and how the Greco-Roman Empire laid the foundation for what would become Christendom.

In this short episode, we look at the foundation of moral living: the Cardinal Virtues. These four virtues—Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance—are not only cornerstones of Catholic teaching but also essential guides for leading a virtuous life.

Episode 2 of the Catholic Frequency Podcast was first recorded as a Live Space on the X Platform with @BldgCatholicMen. This discussion includes unpacking the Virtue of Humility and analyzing each of its guiding principles.