Jul 30, 2020
“In accordance with the view of the apostle Paul, let us give attention to the text - that we can, as he himself says, receive ‘the mind of Christ’ and know ‘the things that are given us by God.’”
After St. Paul, Origen of Alexandria may well have been the most titanic intellectual figure of the first three...
Jul 24, 2020
July 24, 2020 is being observed by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America as a day of mourning for Hagia Sophia, in response to the decision by Turkey’s President to convert the historic cathedral in Istanbul from a museum to a mosque.
In a message to the Greek Orthodox faithful, Archbishop Elpidiphoros wrote, “
Jul 15, 2020
“Whoever, then, appears in his own opinion to have comprehended the Sacred Scriptures, or even some part of them, yet does not build up with that knowledge the two-fold love of God and his neighbor, has not yet known as he ought to know.”
“Everything which is not exhausted by being given away is not yet owned as...
Jul 2, 2020
This episode marks Catholic Culture Audiobooks’ 50th audiobook release - so who better to hear from than our patron saint, St. John Henry Newman? And to celebrate this milestone accomplishment, what better topic than that of “the danger of accomplishments”?
In this sermon, Newman warns of the danger of separating...