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Applying Just War Principles in Contemporary Warfare – Prof. Michael Krom
Applying Just War Principles in Contemporary Warfare – Prof. Michael Krom

Season 13

Prof. Michael Krom argues that just war principles still govern contemporary warfare, especially drone warfare and autonomous weapons, and that moral…

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Making War Moral: The Enduring Relevance of Just War Theory – Prof. Michael Krom
Making War Moral: The Enduring Relevance of Just War Theory – Prof. Michael Krom

Season 13

Prof. Michael Krom argues that just war theory remains morally necessary today because war must be judged by justice, right intention, and the common…

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Stoicism and Christianity, with a Focus on Boethius - Prof. Thomas Ward
Stoicism and Christianity, with a Focus on Boethius - Prof. Thomas Ward

Season 13

Prof. Thomas Ward argues that Stoicism offers valuable detachment and moral discipline, but Boethius and Christianity deepen it by reordering the hum…

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Making Sense of Physician Assisted Suicide – Dr. Lydia Dugdale

This lecture was given on February 12th, 2026, at Vanderbilt University.


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The Cross is a Marriage Feast – Prof. Nina Sophie Heereman

This lecture was given on March 5th, 2026, at University of Louisiana at Lafayette.


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Thomas Aquinas and the Theological Virtue of Hope in Times of Quiet Despair – Prof. Rik Van Nieuwenhove

This lecture was given on March 12th, 2026, at University of Edinburgh.


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The Promises and Pitfalls of Stoicism – Prof. Christopher Frey
The Promises and Pitfalls of Stoicism – Prof. Christopher Frey

Season 13

Prof. Christopher Frey argues that Stoicism offers real insights about freedom and detachment from externals, but its ideal of self-sufficient sereni…

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Why So Sad? The Sorrows that Kill and the Sorrows that Save – Sr. Anna Wray, O.P.
Why So Sad? The Sorrows that Kill and the Sorrows that Save – Sr. Anna Wray, O.P.

Season 13

Sr. Anna Wray argues that sorrow can either deform the soul as acedia or save it when rightly faced, and she offers a Thomistic account of how sorrow…

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Wisdom from the Old Testament on Prayer and the Spiritual Life – Fr. Stephen Ryan, O.P.

This lecture was given on February 19th, 2026, at University of Tulsa.


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Why Modern Christians Need the Eucharist – Prof. Michael Dauphinais
Why Modern Christians Need the Eucharist – Prof. Michael Dauphinais

Season 13

Prof. Michael Dauphinais contends that modern Christians, formed by empiricism, individualism, and a this‑worldly hope that easily turns to despair, …

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