“It has been more than a quarter of a century since the second edition of the Ordo Celebrandi Matrimonium was released. In that time, there has not been an English translation — until now. With the English translation also come significant changes.” Read the rest of our Associate Director’s recent article on the new translation […]
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If you enjoyed Christopher Check’s lecture The Guillotine and the Cross: The Rise of the Vendée, then you will also enjoy his interview with Daniel Rabourdin, the director of the new movie The Hidden Rebellion, which chronicles the war in the Vendée. Click here to listen!
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Check out this phenomenal Doctrinal Note by Cardinal Ratzinger! If you are struggling with what to do about our current political climate, please be sure to read this article from the Vatican website. Click here to view the link on the Vatican webpage CONGREGATION FOR THE DOCTRINE OF THE FAITH DOCTRINAL NOTEon some questions regardingThe
If you enjoyed our recent lecture on the Battle of Hastings you may also enjoy the following article from The American Interest website. A Bad Day For Harold, An Important Day For the Worldby Walter Russell Mead History is so long and so many events have occurred that Via Meadia rarely takes note of particular
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ICC scholar, Robert R. Reilly, writes in the Wall Street Journal about the persecution of Christians in the Middle East at the hands of ISIS. You can read the article here. You can watch or listen to presentations he has given to the Institute of Catholic Culture on the subject of Islam through the links
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A friend of the Institute from Winchester, VA sent us a challenging article posted at the Patheos Blog about the crisis in children’s catechesis. A snippet: When you monkey around with Church teaching, bad things happen. We’ve identified a problem — kids whose parents aren’t disciples — and we’re so busy “solving” the crisis by
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Catholic Answers has a new podcast – Focus. The aim of the podcast is to highlight “in-depth conversations with Catholic leaders, newsmakers, and unsung heroes of faith.” Deacon Sabatino Carnazzo, executive director of the Institute of Catholic Answers, was recently profiled on this great new podcast. Click here to listen to the podcast!
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Rorate Caeli posted a translation of a recent commentary by Italian journalist Alessandro Gnocchi, who has some hard words to say regarding the state of our Church today. An excerpt: Truth, with a capital T, succumbs to expediency. Pilate, who prefers to remain a friend of Caesar, never stops looking for fellow travelers….we are in
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The ICC is here to help you spend a purposeful Lenten season! In addition to our entire Lenten schedule (click here), please review this list of video and audio resources below to help you on your journey this Lent. Whether you’re devoted to spending more time learning about the lives of the saints, desire to
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During the month of November, we’ve been asking the question of whether or not all religions – specifically the faiths of Jews, Muslims, and Christians – pray to the same God. We began with Robert Reilly’s great introduction (watch video here), and continued with a study on the life of Abraham (video posted here). We’re
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