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Aquinas' Philosophy of the Angels – Prof. Gregory Doolan
Aquinas' Philosophy of the Angels – Prof. Gregory Doolan

Season 13

Prof. Gregory Doolan explains how Aquinas uses philosophy to show that angels are real immaterial beings—pure forms with intellect and will—whose pla…

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Private Property and the Universal Destination of Goods: How a Right to Private Possessions Serves the Common Good – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.
Private Property and the Universal Destination of Goods: How a Right to Private Possessions Serves the Common Good – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.

Season 13

Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P. explores how the Catholic tradition understands ownership as a moral relation that binds persons together rather than isolatin…

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Thomistic Sacramental Theology – Fr. Thomas Joseph White

This lecture was given on February 6th, 2026, at Dominican House of Studies.


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Pope Leo XIII and Communism – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.
Pope Leo XIII and Communism – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.

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Fr. Brad Elliott shows how Leo’s Rerum Novarum responds to Marx and Engels by grounding property rights in the father’s duty to provide, the family’s…

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Nagasaki Prays, Hiroshima Rages: God's Providence and Narratives of Suffering – Prof. James Nolan
Nagasaki Prays, Hiroshima Rages: God's Providence and Narratives of Suffering – Prof. James Nolan

Season 13

Prof. James Nolan argues that Nagasaki’s prayerful response to the atomic bomb can only be understood through the city’s long Christian history, espe…

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What is Catholic Social Teaching? – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.
What is Catholic Social Teaching? – Fr. Brad Elliott, O.P.

Season 13

Fr. Brad Elliott argues that it is really a theological vision of the human person as a social being ordered to God through family, polity, and Churc…

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Mercy and Justice in Political Life: Augustine, Seneca, and Nussbaum – Prof. Sarah Byers
Mercy and Justice in Political Life: Augustine, Seneca, and Nussbaum – Prof. Sarah Byers

Season 13

This lecture was given on January 23rd, 2026, at University of Toronto.


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The University and the Search for Wisdom in the Middle Ages – Dr. Brian FitzGerald
The University and the Search for Wisdom in the Middle Ages – Dr. Brian FitzGerald

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Dr. Brian FitzGerald explores how the first universities emerged from cathedral schools and monastic learning, and why they were built not just to tr…

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The Good Citizen: Lessons from Tocqueville on Democratic Citizenship in the 21st Century – Prof. Raymond Hain
The Good Citizen: Lessons from Tocqueville on Democratic Citizenship in the 21st Century – Prof. Raymond Hain

Season 13

Prof. Raymond Hain argues that Tocqueville’s insights show democratic citizenship depends on stable attachments, shared social life across class line…

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How John Paul II Used the Saints Against the Communists in Poland – Prof. James Felak
How John Paul II Used the Saints Against the Communists in Poland – Prof. James Felak

Season 13

Prof. James Felak shows how John Paul II used the saints in his pilgrimages to communist Poland to challenge atheistic rule, strengthen Catholic iden…

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