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The Catholic Thing is a daily column rooted in the richest cultural tradition in the world, i.e., the concrete historical reality of Catholicism.

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But first a note from Robert Royal: Today is a day specially set aside for giving thanks. And all of us at TCT - Dominic Cassella, Brad Miner, Karen Popp, Hannah Russo, and myself - thank each of you personally for being readers and supporters of our... more

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But first a note: There's an old French saying: reculer pour mieux sauter, which means "to step back to jump better." It's got many uses, not least in the Church. When we find ourselves at an impasse, it's wise - and often more effe... more

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But first a note from Robert Royal: Friends: God calls to His people through many means, even within His Church. Professor Smith, who teaches theology - one of the harder disciplines - is without doubt correct that many people have... more

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By Brad Miner.

But first a note from Robert Royal: Friends: Dostoyevsky made one of his characters say, "Beauty will save the world." There are many days when it seems doubtful that he was right. But it's worth always keeping in mind that there are ... more

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Mary Ann Carr Wilson
Educator and organizer of children's chant camps
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Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Archbishop Salvadore J. Cordileone
Archbishop of San Francisco
Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Bishop Earl K. Fernandes
Bishop of Columbus
Diocese of Columbus
Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka
Professor and leader of the chant camp
St. Patrick's Seminary
Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Christopher Berry
Organist and director of the new chorister program
St. Patrick's Seminary
Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Father Robert Mehlhart
President of the Institute of Sacred Music
Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music
Episode: Pope Leo XIV Inspires a Rebirth of Gregorian Chant
Chantal Delsol
Prominent French Catholic writer and philosopher
Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques of the Institut de France
Episode: A Cautionary Tale: the 'French Malaise'
Larry Chapp
A retired professor of Theology running a Catholic worker farm in Pennsylvania
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Episode: The Gospel Is True!: A conversation in Rome with theologian Larry Chapp

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Focused on the intricacies and challenges of Catholic thought and the contemporary world, the content often engages with theological, philosophical, and cultural issues from a Catholic perspective. The discussions explore subjects like the role of sin, the intricacies of church traditions, and the relevance of historical figures such as St. Augustine and Alasdair MacIntyre, all while emphasizing a return to the core tenets of faith. Each episode invites listeners to ponder life's complexities through a lens of faith, providing reflections that provoke thought and reflection on modern moral challenges, the nature of peace, and the importance of tradition in navigating contemporary realities.

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2. Archbishop Salvadore J. Cordileone
3. Bishop Earl K. Fernandes
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5. Christopher Berry
6. Father Robert Mehlhart
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