Like Soul to Body?: The Church's Developing U...

Prof. Christopher Malloy argues that Vatican II does not permit a hermeneutic of rupture but demands one of continuity and reform, as Benedict XVI taught, rejecting both progressive over-spiritualization and traditionalist rejection of post-conciliar developments.This lecture was ...  Show more

Prof. James Nolan argues that Tocqueville, Weber, and Chesterton offer contrasting foreign views on American secularism, with Tocqueville and Chesterton seeing religion as essential to democracy and predicting its persistence, while Weber views Protestantism as inevitably fueling ...  Show more

Over 83 percent of Americans still believe in miracles, but what, specifically, are miracles? What are the grounds for believing in them, especially f ...

Do miracles occur more frequently in the Bible or in today's world? Why do some of my prayers for miracles seem unanswered? Today, Fr. Mike Schmitz delves into the mystery of miracles, explaining how they are recognized and validated in the Catholic Church, and exploring why God ...  Show more

What if the miracles you've been asking for are already happening… but you're just not seeing them? What if the signs, synchronicities, and cosmic nudges aren't missing—you're just not tuned in?

In this episode of Living in the Miracle Zone, entrepre ...

In this podcast episode, you’ll hear powerful testimonies of healing, miracles, and divine interventions from our friend, Julie Hedenborg. These supernatural miracles go beyond belief and will leave you speechless. Let your faith for miracles be stirred up in your o ...