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Trad Controversies, Episode 9: A Communion Rail or Guillotine?
Over the past 25+ years, the Society of Pius V has maintained the same position of refusing the sacraments to Catholics who have received sacraments from clergy either from or associated with the line of traditional bishops stemming from Ar
Trad Controversies, Episode 8: Bishop Mendez, the SSPV, and the Rest of the Story
In this episode of Trad Controversies, guest host Stephen Heiner interviews special guest Bishop Donald Sanborn, to discuss the topic of Bishop Mendez, the consecrator of Bishop Clarence Kelly. Bishop Sanborn discusses his meetings with Bis
Catholic Spirituality, Episode 14: Necessity of Suffering
In this episode, Father Despósito continues his commentary on Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection. Today's shows brings to an end the section about the struggle against the world and the flesh, by dealing with the necessity of suf
Catholic Spirituality, Episode 13: The Struggle Against the World and the Flesh
In this episode, Father Despósito continues his commentary on Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection. Today's topic is the struggle against the world and the flesh. The world as an obstacle to salvation and sanctification, the meanin
Season 5, Catholic Spirituality, Episode 12: The Struggle Against Sin
In this episode, Father Despósito continues his commentary on Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection. The spiritual life involves a constant battle, a struggle against many forces. Advice is given to those who live habitually in mort
Season 5, Catholic Spirituality, Episode 11: Stages of the Christian Life
In this episode, Part III: Negative Aspect of the Christian Life begins in Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection with Stages of the Christian Life. The three principal classifications which have been proposed in the history of Chris
Catholic Spirituality, Episode 10: Models of Perfection
The next chapter in Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection is on Models of Perfection. Jesus Christ is the only way. No one can go to the Father except through Him, for there has been given to us no other name under heaven by which w
Catholic Spirituality, Episode 9: Mysticism and Christian Perfection
This episode continues with Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection on Mysticism and Christian Perfection. "The essential constitutive of mysticism is the actuation of the gifts of the Holy Ghost in the divine or superhuman manner whi
Catholic Spirituality, Episode 8: The Obligation of Christian Perfection
In this episode, we continue with the chapter, Christian Perfection, in Royo Marín's Theology of Christian Perfection. All Christians are obliged to aspire to Christian perfection. We say all Christians in order to signify that the obligati
Season 5, TradReviews, Episode 12: Ben-Hur (2016)
The Ben-Hur remake was released earlier this year in 2016. Listen in as hosts Matthew Arthur and Daniel Forde review and discuss the film from a true Catholic Perspective! Original Air Date: December 16, 2016 Show Run Time: 18 minutes Show
TradReviews, Episode 11: Risen
On this episode of TradReviews we discuss the recently released film, Risen. Risen follows a Roman Tribune, Clavius, as he investigates the empty tomb of Our Lord. Under the orders of Pontius Pilate to find Our Lord's body, Clavius intervie
TradReviews, Episode 10: Star Wars
On this episode of TradReviews we discuss the Star Wars films and why a Catholic may or may not find them attractive. We include the new film, The Force Awakens in the discussion along with memories of the previous films and thoughts on the
Season 6, Clerical Conversations, Episode 26: The Cassiciacum Thesis
In this episode of Clerical Conversations, Bishop Donald Sanborn explains the Cassiciacum Thesis (also known as the formal/material thesis) and why it’s important for Traditional Catholics to know and understand it. Episode Notes: Most Holy
Francis Watch, Episode 48: Rigidity as Perversion, Never Revoked, and Lutheran Justification
In the first Francis Watch in nearly two years, Bishop Sanborn comments on various shocking comments made by Jorge Bergoglio during that time. This episode was generously sponsored by the Australian Catholic Mission. You can learn more abou
Popes Against the Modern Errors, Episode 11: Mortalium Animos (Part 2)
In this second and concluding show on Mortalium Animos we discuss the doomed Protestant search for unity as well as international travel and some US and British politics - but most of the show is focused on the encyclical! Join us to listen
Popes Against the Modern Errors, Episode 10: Mortalium Animos (Part 1)
In this first episode on Mortalium Animos of Pope Pius XI, His Excellency Bishop Donald Sanborn joins us to provide commentary on this most "anti-Vatican II document" that preexists Vatican II. Pope Pius XI’s encyclical blasts false ecumeni
Popes Against the Modern Errors, Episode 9: Pascendi (Part 3)
In this third episode on Pascendi Dominici Gregis of Pope St Pius X, His Excellency Bishop Donald Sanborn joins us to provide a final commentary on this most significant of Papal encyclicals. Written to expose and condemn the doctrines of t
From the Pulpit, Episode 42: Joy in Faith and Consistency
We welcome back +Bishop Daniel Dolan, [then] pastor of St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church in West Chester, Ohio and Father Nicolás Despósito, seminary professor at Most Holy Trinity Seminary. Bishop Dolan reminds us of how we should con
From the Pulpit, Episode 41: Why Lent Exists and Is Necessary
The most sacred season of the liturgical year is here: Lent. We welcome back Bishop Daniel Dolan, pastor of St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church in West Chester, Ohio, and Father Joseph Selway, assistant pastor of Most Holy Trinity Semina
The Catholic Home, Episode 17: The Man Who Was Chesterton (Part 2)
Who was the man who wrote the classic apologetic ”Orthodoxy” and the world-renowned Fr. Brown series? This incredibly prolific writer and complete thinker did not leave any subject untouched. Surrounded by the errors of Modernism swarming a
The Catholic Home, Episode 16: The Head of the Home (Part 2)
A series titled The Catholic Home can’t be considered complete until it covers the subject of the traditional “head” of the Catholic home: the husband, who often is also the father of the family which makes up that home. This particular epi
The Catholic Home, Episode 15: The Man Who Was Chesterton (Part 1)
This show introduces the mind of this great champion of orthodoxy and brilliant intellect of the early 20th Century. Surrounded by the errors of Modernism, G.K. Chesterton used his pen, (“words are deeds”) to defend common sense, the common
The Catholic Home, Episode 14: Cataclysm Survivalism – Stocking the Bookshelves!
St. Jerome says that when we pray we speak to God; but when we read, God speaks to us. St. Ambrose of Milan says the same: "We address him when we pray; we hear him when we read." St. Bernard of Clairvaux tells us that "spiritual reading an
The Catholic Home, Episode 13: The Head of the Home
A series titled The Catholic Home can’t be considered complete until it covers the subject of the traditional “head” of the Catholic home: the husband, who often is also the father of the family which makes up that home. This particular epi
In Veritate, Episode 21: Expectation of the Messiah and Gaudete Sunday
The entire Old Testament looks forward to and is a foreshadowing of the New. Everything is a prefiguration of the New Testament, the Jews were in expectation of the coming of the Messiah. The way for the Messiah was prepared by the numerous
In Veritate, Episode 20: Self-Denial and Love of God
Our ability to do good is paralyzed if we do not deny ourselves. Praying is a great example of self-denial. Our sensual nature is opposed to prayer – it does not please the softness of the body. Unless we mortify our senses and evil inclina
The History of Christendom, Episode 7: 1914-2022 Secularism Part II
In this episode of The History of Christendom, we conclude our discussion on the modern era with His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, and host Stephen Heiner with a focus on the writings of Monsignor Delassus and Fr. Denis Fahey, and the org
In Veritate, Episode 19: Humility and Savagery
Those who are prideful practice virtue only for worldly esteem. God rewards such virtues only with the good things of this world. These are good only in appearance in as much as they are merely created images of the eternal good. The highes
The History of Christendom, Episode 6: 1914-2022 Secularism Part I
In this episode of The History of Christendom, we enter the modern world with His Excellency, Bp. Donald Sanborn, and host Stephen Heiner. This episode will take us from 1914-2022 and covers a wide range of historical events and the erroneo
In Veritate, Episode 18: Christian Modesty and Succession
This modern world has produced a highly immoral standard of living in regards to dress, modesty, and culture. What is the Catholic response – the response we should take? The true Catholic should obtain his/her standards not from the world’
