Faith & Culture

Part two of Joseph Pearce's series "Literature: What Every Catholic Should Know", which is based upon his book of the same title. Visit EveryCatholic.org/Literature to learn more.

Part one of Joseph Pearce's series "Literature: What Every Catholic Should Know", which is based upon his book of the same title. Visit EveryCatholic.org/Literature to learn more.

In the second of his discussions with Joseph Pearce, Fr. Dwight Longenecker recounts his journey from being a pastor in the Anglican church to his ordination as a Catholic priest.

Fr. Dwight Longenecker tells Joseph Pearce of his journey from Protestant Fundamentalism at Bob Jones University to his eventual reception into the Catholic Church.

Luis Soto explains to Joseph Pearce his forthcoming book One Family Under God in which he sets out a vision for bringing all American Catholics together, irrespective of their varying cultural roots.

Mary Rezac Farrow enthuses with Joseph Pearce about contemporary poetry and how it relates to the timeless truths of the Faith.

Joseph Pearce is joined by theologian John Sehorn to look at the Creed and why it conveys ancient and timeless wisdom.

Joseph Pearce and Christopher Blum discuss ways in which the Augustine Institute is at the vanguard of the New Evangelization.

Mary Rezac Farrow discusses with Joseph Pearce how young Catholics might pursue a career in journalism.

Joseph Pearce and Christopher Blum show how to argue without quarreling, discussing their different perspectives on Hamlet.  

Jared Staudt, theologian and professor with the Augustine Institute, discusses what Catholics need to know about the place of the Eucharist in Catholic culture and in the lives of Catholics.

Joseph Pearce and Mark Giszcak discuss the nature of friendship and the ways in which social media impacts the types of friendship which people are forming.

Joseph Pearce and Elizabeth Klein discuss the place of cheese in sacred scripture, the tradition of the Church and the lives of the saints, discovering secrets about cheese that Chesterton never knew.

Joseph Pearce discusses with Christopher Blum his latest book, which is part  of a new series published by the Augustine Institute.

What do Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited and Augustine's Confessions have in common? More than you would think. Joseph Pearce and Elizabeth Klein discuss the surprising similarities.