Traditional Catholic Audio

Father Ockerse and I discuss what it means to be made in the image and likeness of God and the implications this should have in our lives. 

What is evil? Did God create it? Is it a positive of a negative? Why does it exist? Why is it allowed to exist? Tune into the Lounge Room to hear the wisdom of Father Joseph Ockerse on the problem of evil, and how we can view the problem in its proper perspective. 

What is charity to Catholics? Is it about being nice to others? Or is it about doing what is in the best interest of others? Join Father Joseph Ockerse in the Lounge Room where he discusses the answer.

Charlie and I are joined by Connor Spencer from the USA, to discuss the upcoming USA election and what should be the perspective of Catholic onlookers. We further discuss the relationship between Catholicism and public office. A highly enjoyable conversation

Father Joseph Ockerse returns to explain the importance of having hope in our lives, and that this hope should extend beyond natural hope to a hope for life everlasting.

Chris and David join me in the Lounge Room to share some personal perspectives on Catholicism, the Catholic family and Catholic life generally.

 Father Joseph Ockerse and I sit down for the first episode of Lounge Room Catechesis. In this episode we discuss the theological virtue of faith - what it is, what it isn't, and how it can be applied in our lives. 

Charlie, Chris and I exchange observations on challenges facing Catholic education in contemporary society. We aim to identify some of the fundamental challenges affecting Catholic youth in their formation and the maintenance of their faith into and through adult life. "Edgy" to say the least  But do enjoy!

I sat down with Chris Sudlow and Charlie Goodall, all the way from England, to talk about Charlie's conversion story, from irreligion to traditional Catholicism. Charlie emphasises the importance of silence, contemplation and self reflection and the creation of an environment in which one can hear God's word and correspond accordingly. Plenty of laughs and a thoroughly enjoyable chat. 

Oliver Heydorn is a philosopher by training and has a masters in philosophy from the Franciscan University of Steubenville and a Ph.D. from the International Academy of Philosophy in Liechtenstein. Oliver studied under Josef Seifert, who served in the Pontifical Academy for Life and he graduated summa cum laude. Oliver was introduced to Social Credit Theory in 2002, and since then he has published a number of books on Social Credit Theory and its relevance in modern day society.  A huge thanks to Oliver for joining me on the show.