Religion and Superstition:
17th–18th Century
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part VI: Religion and Superstition: 17th–18th Century Join us as renowned Catholic…
Rupture and Reformation:
14th–16th Century
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part V: Rupture and Reformation: 14th–16th Century Renowned Catholic author Joseph Pearce…
The Best and Worst of Times:
11th–13th Century
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part IV: The Best and Worst of Times: 11th–13th Century Renowned Catholic…
The Death and Resurrection of Rome:
5th–10th Century
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part III: The Death and Resurrection of Rome: 5th–10th Century Renowned Catholic…
Was America’s Founding Fatally Flawed by the Provenance of Its Ideas?
Troubled by the ample evidence of a moral decline in the United States, some Catholic thinkers trace the problem to…
From Christ to Constantine:
The Early Church
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part II: From Christ to Constantine: The Early Church Renowned Catholic author…
Revisit Lepanto
by Phil Lawler
Phil Lawler presents an exploration of G.K. Chesterton’s magnificent poem, Lepanto. The poem is is a dramatic recounting of the decisive…
The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful:
History in Three Dimensions
The History of Christendom: An Eight-part Lecture Series Part I: The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful: History in Three…
A Just-War Perspective on the War in Ukraine
by Phil Lawler
Description: Should Americans give unlimited support to Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression? Is US involvement in the war…
Can Democratic Ideals Survive in the Administrative State?
by Phil Lawler
During the Covid crisis, the assertion of sweeping new government powers should force Americans to confront a disturbing trend: With…
