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The latest fad in Church governance is an existential threat. Its very mechanism will transform Catholicism into just another Protestant sect.
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Faith is not a matter of human opinion, but a divine revelation that heals our understanding and enters us into a saving relationship with God.
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The Rimini festival uses art, culture, and Catholic tradition to bridge believers and nonbelievers through beauty and love.
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Real beauty is not a mere subjective preference or modern distraction but an objective reality pointing directly to God.
Fr. Gerald E. Murray begins a new series on the Catechism of the Catholic Church with the Faith & Reason Institute. Be sure to subscribe to receive notice each time a new video is released.
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A collaboration between the Faith & Reason Institute and Aid to the Church in Need–USA, Faith Under Siege features the stories and heartbreaking situations of Christians who are suffering for their faith around the world.
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Trace the thought and influence of St. Augustine in the Catholic Tradition with a special focus on how his legacy has shaped and inspired our new pope, Leo XIV.
A course based on Fr. Gerald E. Murray's book-length interview with Diane Montagna, navigating the crises facing the Catholic Church and society.
Robert Royal guides the student through St. Augustine's classic and highly personal book the Confessions.
For over 25 years, the Faith & Reason Institute has partnered with Kolegium to host the Free Society Seminar in Slovakia, bringing together scholars and students to discuss the foundations of a free society.
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