Mandeville, LA – Our forty-sixth show debuts on October 19, at 8:00 PM Eastern. The topic is a The Everlasting Reconquest. Support the Veritas Radio Network and the CRUSADE Channel, Radio The Way It Should Be, and become a Founders Pass member. We have eliminated the middle man in broadcasting and instead bring the product direct to you for your consumption. Click to here to become a Founders Pass member and down load […]
Our forty-fifth show debuts on October 12, at 8:00 PM Eastern. The topic is a The Holy Rosary, and Brother André Marie's guest is Sister Marie Thérèse, M.I.C.M. Here are some resources: The History of the Rosary — by Sister Mary Peter, M.I.C.M. at catholicism.org Saint Mary of Victory – The Historical Role of Our Lady in the Armed Defense of the Faith — by Gary Potter at catholicism.org (has accounts of military victories, many through the prayer of […]
Our forty-forth show is an in-studio interview with Charles Coulombe, concerning his latest book, Star-Spangled Crown: A Simple Guide to the American Monarchy. Star-Spangled Crown: A Simple Guide to the American Monarchy — purchase the book at Amazon.com Tumblar House — website of the book’s publisher Charles A. Coulombe Author Page — numerous articles at catholicism.org Star-Spangled Crown by Charles A. Coulombe: Review — by Roger Buck at Cor Jesu Sacratissimum From the book's back […]
What is Patriotism for a Catholic? Do we have to be patriotic? How do we do so? These questions are answered in the first segment of this episode. For the remaining segments, I give a rapid-fire review of the history of evangelism in the New World. Here are some links to helpful resources on the same subject: When America Was Catholic — by Gary Potter, at catholicism.org The Conversion of America to Catholicism: […]
Sister Maria Philomena, director of the Saint Augustine Institute of Wisdom, is my guest for this episode. Sister and I will discuss the typology of Mary in the Old Testament. (This is the promised sequel to my earlier show, Looking at Old Testament Types.) After firing off a list of numerous types of the Blessed Virgin Mary found in the Old Testament — including Miriam, Hannah, Sara, Judith, Esther, the Strong Woman (of […]
Our next show is a discussion of Old Testament typology. We are going to look at how certain Old Testament persons, places, and things foreshadow Jesus Christ and the New Testament realities associated with the Man-God. What is a ‘Type’? — by Brother André Marie at catholicism.org Why Read the Old Testament? — by Brother André Marie at catholicism.org Biblical Typology — at catholicbible101.com Types of Christ in the Old Testament — at willingshepherds.net […]
In Episode thirty-nine of Reconquest, I consider “Christ’s finished work.” In so doing, I am replying to an objection I received via email by a Baptist gentleman who listens to the show. He said he often finds himself in agreement with what I say, but was taking exception to the Catholic doctrine of Purgatory because it detracts, he says, from Christ’s finished work on the Cross. I attempted to show, […]
The topic of this show is is Queen Isabella’s Holy Life. My guest is once more the gracious and erudite Dr. Alexandra Wilhelmsen, Professor of Spanish and Adjunct Professor of History at the University of Dallas. Along with her profound scholarship of the subject, Dr. Wilhelmsen brings an enchanting enthusiasm for, and devotion to, the cause of Catholic Spain and the glory and honor of this most devout of Catholic Queens. Isabel, “la Católica,” as she was called by her countryman, Pope […]
Mandeville, LA - This week's show is a cultural-apologetical romp through the Catholic doctrine of Purgatory. This greatly confused and misunderstood dogma of our religion makes sense only in the context of an economy of salvation wherein our acts (our merits and demerits, our sins and our good works) actually have a bearing on our salvation. The Scriptural evidence for Purgatory is considered, mostly in the New Testament, but also in the Old. Great monuments of Christian civilization are based on […]
