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Catholicism and Culture

Catholicism and Culture
Catholic Church
Catholic Education
Catholic Polytechnic University
Catholic Fine Arts
Dappled Things
Nicene Creed
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Science and Technology
Literary Magazine
American Education System
Art and Literature
Cristero War
Anti-Semitism
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Council Of Nicaea
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In these bi-weekly episodes, Dr. Stuart Squires interviews theologians, philosophers, poets, artists, architects, filmmakers, street evangelists, and many others about the ways that Catholicism and culture come together in their lives.

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Dr. Andrew Staron, Associate Professor of Theology at St. Mary Seminary, discusses Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical.

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Rosie Shawver, Executive Director of the Catholic Campus Ministry Association, discusses the life of Catholic campus ministers today!

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David L. Gray, former Freemason and convert to the Catholic Church, discusses the history and beliefs of Freemasonry and the Catholic response to it.

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Christina Hip-Flores, professor of canon law and consecrated virgin for the Diocese of Santiago Cuba, discusses the history and life of consecrated virgins.

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Dr. Andrew Staron
Associate Professor of Theology at St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology
St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology
Episode: Magnifica Humanitas with Dr. Andrew Staron
Rosie Shawver
Executive Director, Catholic Campus Ministry Association
Catholic Campus Ministry Association
Episode: Campus Ministry: Challenges and Graces with Rosie Shawver
David L. Gray
Convert to Catholicism in 2006; former Freemason and author
Author of The Divine Symphony, The Exordium to the Theology of the Catholic Mass
Episode: The Catholic Church and Freemasonry with David L. Gray
Christina Hip-Flores
Canonist and civil attorney; consecrated virgin for the Archdiocese of Santiago in Cuba
Archdiocese of Santiago in Cuba; Catholic University of America; University of Navarre
Episode: The Vocation of Consecrated Virginity with Christina Hip-Flores, JCD
Dr. Matthew Ramage
Professor of Theology at Benedictine College, focused on the theology of Pope Benedict XVI and biblical interpretation.
Benedictine College
Episode: The "Dark Passages" of the Bible with Dr. Matthew Ramage
Simone Rizkallah
Director of Philos Catholic, previously worked in marketing and education, and involved in efforts to combat anti-Semitism.
Philos Catholic
Episode: Antisemitism and the Catholic Church with Simone Rizkallah
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer
Director of the Conscience Project, a Stanford-educated lawyer dedicated to civil rights and appellate advocacy.
Conscience Project
Episode: New Law Forces Priests to Break the Seal of the Confessional with Andrea Picciotti-Bayer
Dr. Julia G. Young
Associate Professor of History at the Catholic University of America
Catholic University of America
Episode: The Cristero War and the Mexican Martyrs with Dr. Julia Young
Dr. Daniel Keating
Professor of Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, specializes in Church Fathers and ecumenism.
Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Episode: The Council of Nicaea: 1700 Years Later with Dr. Daniel Keating

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Dr. Stuart Squires
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Magnifica Humanitas with Dr. Andrew Staron
Q: How should we interpret just war in the context of AI and modern warfare?
The text treats just war as potentially outdated in its current form, suggesting a more cautious and restricted approach to violence, with ongoing development in magisterial thought about peace.
Magnifica Humanitas with Dr. Andrew Staron
Q: What does the encyclical say about AI's neutrality?
It argues that AI is not neutral; its design embeds anthropology in data and models, and its impacts depend on how humans choose to shape and use it.
Magnifica Humanitas with Dr. Andrew Staron
Q: Who is the intended audience for this encyclical?
The hosts conclude that it is aimed at anyone willing to engage in conversation about tech and humanity, with a broad, synodal horizon rather than a narrow group like bishops.
The Catholic Church and Freemasonry with David L. Gray
Q: Does Freemasonry acknowledge or discuss Jesus, and where does Jesus figure in their teachings?
In the early degrees, Jesus is only alluded to or not mentioned; in many branches, Jesus is not part of their explicit theology, and only in some mid-degree rites may there be indirect references, which contrasts with Catholic doctrine that centers on Jesus Christ as divine.
The Catholic Church and Freemasonry with David L. Gray
Q: What exactly is Freemasonry morally and where does that moral system come from?
Freemasonry derives its moral code from sources like Anderson's Constitution (1723), presenting a universal religion and a set of conduct rules that are framed as man-made, not grounded in God or Christian revelation, which the Catholic Church views as incompatible with its divine law.

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This program features in-depth conversations with theologians, philosophers, poets, artists, and other thinkers about how Catholic faith and culture intersect in everyday life. Recent episodes spotlight campus ministry, the Catholic imagination in education, the church's historical and cultural encounters (including topics like Freemasonry, consecrated virginity, preaching, and biblical interpretation), and how faith informs intellectual and artistic pursuits. The show often blends personal vocation stories with practical ministry, liturgical reflections, and critiques of contemporary culture, offering listeners a thoughtful blend of scholarship, spirituality, and real-world application. A standout pattern is the willingness to tackle chall... more

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