Aug 10, 2022

Dr. John C. Rao (professor of history at St. John’s University and Director of the Roman Forum), explains the topic for the 2017 Gardone, Italy Summer Symposium, “Setting Right a World Turned Upside Down: Transformation in Christ Versus a Sickness Unto Death,” which was deliberately left vague--to allow speakers...

Aug 10, 2022

Dr. John C. Rao is professor of history at St. John’s University and Director of the Roman Forum. This second talk shows how Catholics were influenced by the Moderate Enlightenment's attempt to battle the atheistic Radical Enlightenment into abandoning doctrinal concerns and focusing on "God in nature" and...

Aug 10, 2022

Dr. John C. Rao is professor of history at St. John’s University and Director of the Roman Forum. His third talk deals with post-French Revolution Catholicism, the rediscovery of the full doctrinal significance of the Incarnation, the need to reunite doctrinal and pastoral activity, and finally with the...

Aug 10, 2022

Rev. John Hunwicke (Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham) talks about the current confusion about the true relationship between the Holy Spirit and the pope. He reads several excerpts from writings by prelates surrounding Pope Francis, which seem to seek to admonish bishops and convince lay faithful...

Aug 9, 2022

Dr. Thomas Pink, professor of philosophy at King’s College in London, talks about how errors in the Church’s currently official theology have a root cause in the denial of the vital importance of the union of Church and State and of the role of Baptism. He proposes that instead of aiming for “dialogical harmony”...