Catholic Culture
Thomas Mirus, Peter Wolfgang, Phil Lawler, James L Papandrea, Eamonn Clark, Timothy FlandersA selection of articles and podcasts from CatholicCulture.org.
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The Pledge Against AI Catholic Content and Text (PAACCT)
Note for Substack readers: This post will not be continually updated as new signatories are added to the PAACCT. Here you will see only the original signatures that accompanied the PAACCT at its initial publication. To see the up-to-date li...
Could We Be Slaveholders?
History books help us examine how Church teaching intersects with human history. The narrative offers insights into the Church’s experience, wounded by sin yet fortified by the splendor of her teaching.
For example, Theodore Maynard’s 1953...
Russian Catholicism, Jazz, and AI Music
Timothy Flanders rejoins the podcast for a freewheeling conversation in which he and Thomas interview each other. Timothy talks about his upcoming book on Catholicism in Russia, and then Thomas gives his thoughts on the place of jazz in the...
The Robber Council
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One of the most consequential events of Pope St. Leo the Great’s reign was the Council of Chalcedon. This council defined the Church’s doctrine of the Incarnation with a precision still accepted not only by Catholics b...
Defending St. Jerome’s honor
I’ve noticed that whenever St. Jerome comes up in popular Catholic discourse, he is very frequently said to have been “grumpy”, bad-tempered, habitually angry, mean. I’m not sure when this view first proliferated, but it would seem that the...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, podcaster, producer. Editor-in-chief at CatholicCulture.org. Host of the Catholic Culture Podcast, Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast, and Lives of the Popes.
President, Family Institute of Connecticut Action. Opinions here are my own. Official positions are at ctfamily.org
Catholic journalist/editor for 40+ years. Author of books including: The Faithful Departed, on the decline of Catholic influence in Boston; Lost Shepherd, a candid appraisal of Pope Francis. Most recently, his first novel, Ghost Runner.
Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, and host of the podcast "The Way of the Fathers," from CatholicCulture.org.
Moral theologian. Creator. Endurance athlete. Missionary entrepreneur.
Author, City of God vs. City of Man. Founder, Meaning of Catholic lay apostolate
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