In the modern world there is a cultural disposition to latch onto fluff or novelty and jettison, abandon, or ignore substance. We're attentive to what doesn't matter, and we ignore what does matter. I also talk about “Catholic mascots” in this episode

When we strip Catholic character from the faith, we wind up with a political party rather than a religion. I'll be talking about the removal of statues from a California public school, and responding to Dennis Prager's thoughts about the death penalty

Remember when people were in touch with their own dignity, and the dignity of others? When we lost touch with human dignity, we lost our sense for balance, and we lost our taste for Truth.

As Catholics we are called to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ. But oftentimes what's getting spread is Fake News, not the Good news. We evangelize a Jesus who does not exist, preach a dummied down Gospel. What should we be doing differently?

This episode is working now. Sorry about that, fans. The secular hive mind and college universities are attacking a caricature of masculinity which secularism itself has created.

Following the inauguration of President Trump, we continue to see mass hysteria throughout the culture, and liberals shouting the same tired talking points. They’re living in the past. Are Catholics doing the same thing?

Parenthood is a sacred calling. So is spiritual parenthood. God is always calling spiritual parents to foster, guide, and protect His children (our brothers and sisters). Do we live up to the call?

When people fail to see things as they are, and to stand up for Truth instead of opinion, what we wind up with is a culture of the blind leading the blind. We need people with sight (good, balanced reason and sharp minds) to take a stand and to lead.

People talk a good game about "Freedom". But freedom comes from God, who gave humanity this precious gift. In this episode we'll explore the juxtaposition of freedom from the world's perspective and from the Church’s

Love is not emotional, it is action. Sometimes we get that wrong, and our feelings determine how we love others, or how we love ourselves. But Love is a natural order, and there is a way to love wrong, just as there is a way to love well, and rightly.