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This is the webpage of Controversies in Church History, a podcast for faithful Catholics who want to be historically informed about the Catholic faith. You can find out more about me and the podcast on our “About” page.
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The Nativity as a Political Event
Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to everyone! I know I have been radio silent for a good while but a new episode is coming soon, as well as some updates on other projects of mine, so stay tuned for that. However, I recently wrote an article on the Nativity for a magazine which turned… Continue reading The Nativity as a Political Event
New Article: Pope Leo & the Death Penalty Charade
Today, Crisis Magazine has kindly published my latest essay. This time, I tackle Pope Leo’s recent comments on the death penalty and muse about what they portend for his pontificate. Here’s a snippet: I am not at all surprised His Holiness intervened to provide cover for Cardinal Cupich, since he is both a friend and,… Continue reading New Article: Pope Leo & the Death Penalty Charade
Interview with the Catholic Current on the Church and the Resurgence of Nationalism
Fr. McTeigue of the Catholic Current radio program recently interviewed me about my series of articles on the Church and nationalism. The interview is now available as a podcast. Take a listen: Continue reading Interview with the Catholic Current on the Church and the Resurgence of Nationalism
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