Logos Podcast
On this podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph of the Roman Catholic Church sit and discuss the Christian philosophical and theological traditions. Their hope is to bring the audience to an encounter with the all-encompassing Person comprising the beauty, truth, and goodness of the Church.
Episodes
Nationalism | Is America Great?
Can we love America? What does loving one's country look like? Do we owe our country something? If so, what?On this episode, we discuss Donald Trump, America First, the United States of America, patriotism, and loving one's country.
Finding Courage: Former Jew, Navy men, Doctor, Husband, and Son of God | Dcn. Patrick Lappert, MD
Get ready, Dcn. Patrick Lappert might just, actually, be the most interesting man in the world. We are excited to host a dear friend, Dcn. Patrick Lappert.
St. Francis of Assisi | Bishop Robert Baker
Who is the St. Francis of Assisi? Was he a hippie Jesus lover? Why is it that his life, still today, carries such a significant meaning in the Christian life? We host 3rd order Franciscan and Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Birmingham, AL to walk us through his devotion and knowledge of St. Francis.
Understanding the Second Vatican Council | The History
Was Vatican II a break from 2,000 years of Catholic teaching—or its authentic renewal? Why did the Church seem to reverse itself on the liturgy, religious liberty, ecumenism, and its relationship with the modern world? In this episode, we unpack Pope Benedict XVI's famous "hermeneutic of continuity," explore the historical context behind the Council, and separate what Vatican II actu
Why Beauty? | Fr. Justin Ward
Why does beauty matter—and why has our culture forgotten its importance? In this episode, liturgist Fr. Justin Ward explores the profound relationship between beauty, truth, and goodness, revealing why beauty is not a luxury but a necessity for the human soul.Discover how sacred music, architecture, art, and the Catholic liturgy awaken wonder, lead us to God, and shape authentic Christian worship.
The Art of Living | Dietrich and Alice Von Hildebrand | The Logos Society
Discover the timeless wisdom of The Art of Living by Dietrich and Alice von Hildebrand in this thought-provoking episode of the Logos Podcast. We explore the nature of virtue, authentic happiness, freedom, love, beauty, humility, and the Christian vision of the good life. Drawing from Catholic philosophy and theology, we unpack how the von Hildebrands challenge modern culture's understanding of fu
The Intellectual Life | The Life of the Mind
In a culture dominated by distraction, constant entertainment, and endless information, what does it mean to cultivate a truly intellectual life?In this episode of Logos Podcast, we explore why the intellectual life is not reserved for professors or academics, but is a vocation for every Christian. Drawing from Scripture, the wisdom of the saints, philosophy, and the Catholic intellectual traditio
Chat GPT, Gemini, Claude | The Pope on AI
Is Artificial Intelligence helping humanity—or replacing it? In this episode, Frs. Max and Fr. Joseph analyze and reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s groundbreaking encyclical on AI, technology, human dignity, and the future of civilization. Discover what the Catholic Church teaches about artificial intelligence, the dangers of a purely technological worldview, and why Pope Leo believes the human person rem
Drake Vs. Kendrick Lamar | Iceman, Not Like Us, and The Drama
Drake is back with ICEMAN—but can the biggest star in rap survive what has the potential to have been the most explosive feud in hip-hop history?In this episode, we break down the aftermath of the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar war, the allegations, the diss tracks, the industry fallout, and what it all may mean. Was Kendrick right? Is Drake finished—or simply entering his next chapter? What does ICEMAN
The Crisis of Authority | Authority Vs. Power
Authority is not the same thing as domination. In a culture suspicious of hierarchy and scarred by abuses of power, we explore the true nature of authority: what it is, why it is necessary, and how it differs from tyranny, manipulation, and raw control. From the family to the Church, from politics to personal formation, this episode examines how authentic authority exists not to crush freedom, but
Fr. Chris Boutin | The Heart of the Priesthood
Website: http://www.logos-podcast.com/Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2QApple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/logos-podcast/id1560191231YouTube: https://youtube.com/@logospodxast?si=RaYkZAfLKea2kBtZInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/logospodxastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/logospodcastSponsors of this episode:The Augustine Ins
Joe Heschmeyer | The Moral Dilemma
What happens when doing the right thing leads to more suffering?In this episode of Logos Podcast, Joe Heschmeyer (Catholic Answers) joins us to break down one of the most challenging questions in moral philosophy: can you ever do evil so that good may come from it?We dive into the thought of philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe and explore:Why intention matters in moral decisionsThe problem with consequ
Hot Ones | Catholic Priests and Comedian Shayne Smith
What happens when Shayne Smith agrees to eat wings that get hotter every round?In this episode, things start off fun but get real pretty quick. As the heat kicks in, the conversation shifts into faith, marriage, prayer, suffering, and what it actually looks like to try to live a real Catholic life day to day.There’s a lot of chaos, a lot of honesty, and somehow it all turns into a solid conversati
The Mystery of the Easter Vigil | Pope Benedict XVI
Check out Messiah: Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled in Christ written by Gary Michutahttp://stpaulcenter.com/messiah-logosFr.Max reads a reflection by Pope Benedict the XVI on the Mystery of the Easter Vigil. Pope Benedict explores three themes of the Easter Vigil– light, water, and the Great Alleluia. Connect with us here:Website: http://www.logos-podcast.com/Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/sh
Holy Thursday | The Eucharist, The Priesthood, and the Cross
What really happened on Holy Thursday?In this episode of the Logos Podcast, we break open the mystery of the Last Supper, the institution of the Eucharist, and the origin of the priesthood—all in one night. As the Church enters the most sacred time of the year, we explore how the Paschal Mystery doesn’t begin on Good Friday… but on Holy Thursday.From St. Paul’s earliest account of “This is my body
This is My Body: Motherhood and the Cross | Cameron Fradd
In this episode of the Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph sit down with Cameron Fradd for a conversation on motherhood, spiritual warfare, and the deeper meaning of sacrifice.Drawing from her own life as a wife and mother, Cameron reflects on the hidden suffering that often accompanies motherhood and how it reveals something profound about the Christian life. What does it mean for a mother to l
Students of Culture | The Logos in the World
What does it mean to become a student of culture?In this episode of the Logos Podcast, Fr. Joseph and Fr. Max introduce a new initiative called Students of Culture — a community for people who want to read the signs of the times, think deeply about the world around them, and discover the truth, goodness, and beauty present even in contemporary culture.Drawing inspiration from the Church’s traditio
The Power of Speech | Fr. Gregory Pine OP
In this episode of Logos Podcast, we sit down with Dominican friar Father Gregory Pine to talk about the power of speech, sins of the tongue, and why our words matter more than we think.Drawing from his book Training the Tongue: Growing Beyond Sins of Speech, Father Gregory explores:• Is it ever okay to use cuss words?• What counts as taking God’s name in vain?• Can we become overly scrupulous abo
The Nature of Penance
What is penance, really? Is it just giving up chocolate for Lent — or is it something much deeper?In this episode of the Logos Podcast, Father Max and Father Joseph unpack the true meaning of penance: not just as a Lenten practice, but as a virtue, a sacrament, and a lifelong conversion of heart. Drawing from St. Thomas Aquinas, St. John Paul II, and the rich Catholic tradition, they explore metan
Egan Robinson | God, Japan, and KFC
Comedian Egan sits down to talk stand-up comedy, Catholic faith, guilt, confession, and what it’s like bombing on stage, living on a sailboat, and accidentally turning your life into material. From growing up Catholic in New Orleans to doing comedy in LA and Austin, this episode dives into Catholic humor, stand-up comedy stories, faith and comedy, near-death experiences, Japan, and why being hones
Seeing like God | Creativity and Virginity
What is the relationship between creativity and virginity?In this Logos Podcast episode, Fr. Joseph shares a powerful retreat talk given to Catholic creatives, artists, and content creators, exploring the concept of virginity as a way of seeing — a virginal gaze rooted in contemplation, detachment, and love.Drawing from the writings of Monsignor Luigi Giussani, this talk challenges modern assumpti
The Fight for Tradition | Bishop Earl Fernandes
Why are young Catholics returning to tradition?In this episode of Logos Podcast, we sit down with Bishop Fernandes to unpack what tradition really means — not nostalgia, not ideology, but living memory handed down through the Church.We discuss Tradition with a capital T versus tradition with a small t, the cultural burnout driving people back to the Church, the danger of rigid traditionalism, and
Catholic Guilt | Live from SEEK26
In this live episode of the Logos Podcast, recorded at SEEK 2026, Father Max and Father Joseph take on the misunderstood topic of Catholic guilt. What is it really? Is guilt something harmful to be avoided, or a necessary part of the Christian life?Drawing from Scripture, Church teaching, personal experience, and pastoral ministry, the conversation explores the difference between healthy convictio
Angels & Demons | On the Incarnation
Our annual Christmas episode this year is on Angelic Knowledge. Central question: Did the Angels know God's plan of salvation for humanity?Support the show
WE ALMOST DIED AT SEEK!
We are going to Seek! In this episode we reminisce on the beautiful universality of our Church and the time Fr. Max was skating on ice and almost ate it. See you at Seek! Support the show
Our Lady of Guadalupe | The Cosmological Significance
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph dive deep into Rocco Buttiglione’s chapter on Modernity’s Alternative and explore how Our Lady of Guadalupe reveals the ultimate Christian claim: being is good.We trace the drama of Mesoamerican religion, human sacrifice, the collapse of a symbolic world after the Spanish conquest, and why evangelization initially failed — until a pregnant w
The Root of Hate Speech | Guilt and the Conscience
What is actually behind accusations of hate speech? Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph discuss whether it's driven by genuine hatred—or by deeper personal guilt and interior conflict.Website: http://www.logos-podcast.com/Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2QApple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/logos-podcast/id1560191231YouTube: https://yout
The Bride of Christ | Fr. John Burns
In this episode, Fr. John Burns joins Logos Podcast for a powerful conversation on the Church as the Bride, the heart of religious life, and why the nuptial mystery is the key to understanding our identity in Christ. We explore the meaning of the Bridegroom, the role of religious sisters, masculinity and vulnerability before God, and how the Friends of the Bridegroom ministry is renewing devotion
The Red Clay Strays | Andrew Bishop
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph sit down with musician Andrew Bishop — bass player for the band the Red Clay Strays and a close friend of ours — to talk about touring, faith, and music.From fixing broken tour buses in Colorado to playing international stages and appearing on The Joe Rogan Experience, Andrew shares what it means to live out your Catholic faith in the music
The Reality of Medieval Politics | Dr. Andrew Jones
We’ve forgotten how to see reality as sacred. Dr. Andrew Willard Jones, from New Polity, reveals the Catholic vision that once united heaven and earth, and why reclaiming it changes everything.Connect with us here: Website: http://www.logos-podcast.com/Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2QApple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/logos-p
The Holy Spirit: The Fulfillment of the Law
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph dive deep into the meaning of the Old Law and the New Law — drawing from Scripture, the Church Fathers, and St. Thomas Aquinas. Is the God of the Old Testament different from the God of the New Testament? Did Jesus come to abolish the law, or to fulfill it? And why does St. Thomas say the New Law is actually more demanding than the Old?Toget
Justin Bieber | SWAG | DADZ LOVE
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph dive into Justin Bieber’s song “Dad’s Love” and uncover a surprising depth behind the pop star’s words. From explicit tracks to unexpected prayers for unity, Bieber’s album becomes a springboard for a profound conversation about the longing in every human heart.We explore:Why Bieber’s heart—like ours—was made for communion with GodJesus’ hig
The Triumph of the Heart | Director: Anthony D’Ambrosio
Discover the powerful story behind Triumph of the Heart, which debuts September 12th, 2025, a film inspired by St. Maximilian Kolbe. Join Logos Podcast as we sit down with filmmaker Anthony to explore his journey into cinema, the art of filmmaking, and the deep spiritual themes behind this moving project. Learn about the production process, the moments that resonated most, and gain insight for asp
The Role of Sacrifice in Sacred Scripture | Dr. Scott Hahn
Dr. Scott Hahn joins us to explore the meaning of sacrifice in the Bible—from the Old Testament offerings of Israel to the perfect Sacrifice of Jesus Christ. As newly ordained priests, we ask: Why is sacrifice central to our faith? How does Christ transform it? And what does Christian sacrifice look like in everyday life?Timecode:0:00 - Introduction 0:30 - Dr. Scott Hahn3:19 - Augustine Institute
The Logic of the World | Dr. Christopher Blum
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph sit down with Dr. Christopher Blum, professor at the Augustine Institute, to unpack the deep and often unnoticed influence of secular modernity on our hearts, minds, and culture.We explore:– Why secular culture replaces worship instead of rejecting it– The dangers of replacing faith, hope, and charity with modern “virtues”– How our phones an
The Humanity of Christianity | With Fr. Stephen Gadberry
What does it look like to pursue holiness in your own skin? In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph sit down with Fr. Stephen Gadberry—a Catholic priest, Air Force veteran, knife maker, hunter, and American Ninja Warrior—to talk about the integration of faith, masculinity, hobbies, and the sacramental worldview. Discover how everything from hunting to humor, from lifting weights t
The Tyranny of Technology | Josiah Lott
In this episode of Logos Podcast, Father Max and Father Joseph sit down with Josiah Lott (a.k.a. Thursday)—Catholic creative, media consultant, and former Pines with Aquinas producer—to explore how the Church can evangelize in a world shaped by technology. From Neil Postman’s Technopoly to TikTok algorithms, we ask: Is the internet an uncontacted tribe? What does authentic evangelization look like
Becoming Priests | Ordination and First Mass Experiences
In this episode, Frs. Max and Joseph sit down and reflect on their priestly ordinations and first masses.Links to project elsewhere -Logos Website: www.logos-podcast.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2QApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/logos-podcast/id1560191231Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/logospodxast?utm_source=ig_w
The Nature of Salvation | Dr. Michael Barber
In this episode of Logos Podcast, we welcome Dr. Michael Barber, Professor of Sacred Scripture and Theology at the Augustine Institute, to discuss one of the most foundational questions of the Christian faith: What is salvation?Dr. Barber draws on his extensive theological and biblical expertise to guide us through the Catholic understanding of salvation—clarifying what it is, what it is not, and
The Story of Hallow App | With Co-founder Erich Kerekes
Discover the story behind the Hallow App with co-founder Erich Kerekes — how the #1 Catholic prayer app was built, the mission behind it, and how it’s helping millions grow in faith through technology.Support the show
The Religiosity of Drugs and Industry | Dr. Nathaniel Hill
Explore the intersection of drugs, worship, industry, and religion in this thought-provoking episode. From ancient rituals to modern pharmaceutical empires, we uncover how spiritual practices and commercial interests collide and converge. To help us with this conversation, we have Dr. Nathaniel Hill discuss the matter.Timecode:0:00 - Intro4:30 - The Faith Journey 14:30 - Poetry, Drugs, and Worship
The Meaning of the Cross | Holy Week
Why does the Cross, a symbol of suffering and death, stand at the center of the Catholic faith? In this episode of Logos Podcast, we explore the power of the Cross through Catholic theology and philosophy. From St. Paul’s bold claim that “we preach Christ crucified” to the insights of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Anselm to Pope Benedict XVI, we uncover how the Cross reveals the deepest truths about
The Imaginative Vision | Fr. Steven Beseau
Fr. Steven Beseau discusses with us the power of our imagination and its use in the spiritual life. Timecode:0:00 - Introduction7:00 - The Imagination in History8:40 - The Augustine Institute9:45 - The Nature of Imagination 14:30 - Imagination and Faith20:45 - The Imaginative Power29:30 - No Story, No Action34:30 - The Bridge to Truth45:30 - Narratives Are Disarming 48:30 - Our Ideals Must Die58:2
Red Clay Strays - Wanna Be Loved | Song Breakdown
Do you just wanna be loved? Why? The Deacons dive into this deep questions and other themes in Red Clays Strays' song, "Wanna Be Loved". Links to project elsewhere -Logos Website: [www.logos-podcast.com]Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2Q (https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=BkEHS4vGSf-xmMlDFcpZ2Q)Apple Podcast:
The Theology of Quality | David Calavitta
We discuss with David Calavitta about the importance of doing our best not only within our daily duties as a Christian but also when it comes to ministry and evangelization. Note: We apologize for the technical audio issue for the first half of the episode!Support the show
The Search for Truth | The Drama of Humanity | Logos Podcast x Seek25
In the beginning of this year, the Logos Podcast was invited to do a live episode at Seek25! Here it is in case you missed it or just want to listen again because you are cool like that! We would like to thank FOCUS and the Seek25 Team for having us on.Support the show
The Purpose of Christianity | Fr. Ambrose Criste O. Praem
On this week’s episode, we bring on The Norbertine Priest Fr. Ambrose from St. Michael’s Abbey in California to discuss the Purpose of Christianity. Why does the Church exist? What is the relationship between the interior and exterior life? Work or prayer? Worship and works? These are questions we enter into in this conversation. Enjoy!Timecode:0:00 - Introduction 3:25 - Fr. Ambrose and Cold Beer6
The River of Love | Sexual Integration | Dcn. Joseph
Audio from a talk recently given by Deacon Joseph on Sexual Integration. Support the show
The Gender of Jesus | The Importance of Gender
Gender is a major discussion in today’s culture. But, how does Gender apply to God? Does it? How about the Person of Jesus Christ? If Jesus is a male, can females be saved? Timestamps: 0:00 - How we be?4:45 - Disclaimer6:50 - Gender matters10:30 - Gender is personal 17:40 - The Gender of Jesus Christ24:10 - Fatherhood and Motherhood34:14 - Ad for The Augustine Institute 35:15 - The Bride and Brid
The Feminine Genius | Noelle Mering
Join us as we dive into an inspiring conversation with Noelle Mering—wife, mother, grandmother, philosopher, and author of Awake, Not Woke: A Christian Response to Progressive Ideology. She has also been featured in Daily Wire, FOX News, EWTN, Washington Examiner, National Catholic Register, and The Federalist. She is also a part of The Ethic and Public Policy Center think tank in Washington, D.C.
Shayne Smith | The Nature of Comedy
To start off 2025, we brought on the comedian and philosopher Shayne Smith! We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we enjoyed having it. Timecode:0:00 - Our Guest2:00 - Shayne’s First Christmas4:00 - The Story of Shayne Smith12:20 - Top 3 Most Influential Comedians14:45 - Theo Von and Shayne Smith16:21 - Fame and Faith 31:30 - The Power of Community 44:00 - The Nature of Comedy58:00 - The
The Reality of Jesus Christ | History, Heresies, and Heroes
Explore the profound history of Jesus Christ, the early heresies that shaped Christian thought, and the pivotal Councils of the Catholic Church that defined orthodoxy. Dive into the historical, theological, and spiritual dimensions of Christianity in this in-depth podcast episode.Relevant links,Logos Website: www.logos-podcast.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=Bk
The Power of the Image | Our Lady of Guadalupe | Christopher Quinn
In this episode, we bring on Christopher Quinn to discuss Our Lady of Guadalupe and her role in the life of a creative, the spheres of culture, and our personal lives.Friends, hang on for the ride because it is a rollercoaster.Support the show
Following Jesus Christ | PRE-SEEK 2025
On this episode, we draw on Joseph Ratzinger (AKA Pope Benedict the XVI) to articulate what it means to "follow Christ."If you are coming to SEEK 2025 in Utah, please let us know! We would love to meet up with you!Support the show
Politics in the Classroom | John Dewey on Education
Discover the profound impact of John Dewey's philosophy on public education, politics, and society. Was Dewey's vision of education simply about fostering democracy, or did it have deeper ideological roots? In this episode, we explore Dewey's ideas on the role of the state in shaping the education system, his approach to democracy and social reform, and whether his influence aligns
The Map to Happiness | Bishop Earl K. Fernandes
In this episode, we bring on Bishop Earl K. Fernandes from the Diocese of Columbus, OH to discuss life as a bishop of the Roman Catholic Church and his area of expertise - moral theology. But, not before we address an important Logos topic: Taco Bell.God Bless and we hope you enjoy!Timecode:0:00 - Who is Bishop Fernandes?9:00 - Best Part of Being a Bishop15:10 - Prison Ministry 21:45 - Hardest Par
The Journey of the Soul: Dante's Divine Comedy | Fr. Jonathan Torres
We all love heroes. We all want to be heroes, but are we willing to enter the heroes journey? Are we willing to endure the sacrifice a hero has to undergo to become that torch of hope?This week’s guest helps us look to the overall idea of narrative and, specifically, Dante's Divine Comedy. By doing so, we begin to see how a hero develops and what it means to ascend the mountain of life into p
The Life of a Priest-Influencer | Fr. David Michael Moses
Social media is a tricky place. On the one hand, it can be the source of much good. On the other hand, it can do a lot of evil. But, imagine trying to navigate this reality as a priest with hundreds of thousands of followers? What do you do? How do you do it? And, how do you remain faithful to Jesus Christ?In this episode, we bring on Fr. David Michael Moses to help us understand this reality. But
Life is Death | How to Deal with Death
Death is a reality we all have to confront. Often, it can be a very hard and ugly thing.Naturally, we all have an apprehension to it since we are made for life. We defend this reality by promoting the procreation of children, by promoting things like marriage, by promoting traffic laws and speed limits, by promoting medicine, and the sorts.But, what happens when we simply reject it? What happens w
Who is Saved?
Are all religious made equal? Is being a good person enough to go to heaven? Did Jesus Christ die for all or a select few? Why be religious? The central question we seek to answer is: is there salvation outside of the Church? What does the Church say about this topic?Here is our take on it. Timecode:0:00 - Update4:30 - The Question of Salvation6:20 - The Problem8:30 - The Nature of the Church13:00
Integration and Porn Addiction | Dr. Peter Malinoski Ph.D
We are all fractured, in some way. Sometimes its our own fault, other times it is not, but we all lack interior integration. On top of this, many have resorted to pornography to compensate and help them cope with an already growing disintegration. How do we get out of this hole? Is brute force the way?On this episode, Dr. Malinoski, a clinical psychologist, contributor to FOCUS, hosted on the Chri
Rick Rubin and Cole Bennett | The Spirituality of Modern Artists
Rick Rubin and Cole Bennett, two cultural giants of our time. Rick Rubin has helped produce music for artists like: Run DMC, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Aerosmith, Johnny Cash, LL Cool J, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Adele, Kesha, Lady Gaga, and the Avett Brothers. His experience takes him beyond classic music production genres. Beyond this, he wrote a book that became an instant hit and lead him to go on Joe Ro
What Do You Worship?
Why are humans so bad at navigating the relationship between work and leisure?We all want that relation to be integrated and ordered. In fact, we all know that our recreation should infuse our work and vise versa. Yet, we are either attached to our work or deem it a mere drudgery. Why? Is there a way back to a more whole, integrated living?In this episode, we deal with these and more questions wit
The Power of Literature
In this comeback episode, we digest one of Pope Francis' recent letter on the importance, the necessity, even, of literature.Reading is for nerds, right? Yes...but also for non-nerds. We all need to foster an attitude of contemplation that literature develops within us. Timecode:0:00 - Introduction6:10 - Why Read?11:40 - Pope Francis on Reading16:50 - The Definition of Literature 19:15 - The
The Mystery of The Woman
In this episode, Dcn. Joey discusses the transcendentals and the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Woman - Mary - happens to be the window into the nature of goodness, truth, and beauty. How? How does she, above all other creatures, manifest these qualities? Support the show
The Importance of Truth in Education
In today's academia, we feel the need to teach people to be productive, efficient, and professional people rather than holy, virtuous, and noble people.In this episode, Dcn. Joey gives a talk to a group of teachers on the necessity of truth in education. What is truth? Is it worth being a person of princples and conviction? Is Physics more important than answering questions of the heart? Tune
The Art of Dying Well | St. Robert Bellarmine
In this episode, Dcn. Max gives a talk to a Women's Bible Study on how to prepare for death. To do so, he refers to St. Robert Bellarmine's text titled: The Art of Dying Well. Alongside St. Bellarmine, Our Blessed Mother, The Sacred Word, and other saints, Dcn. Max finds himself in good company to enter and discuss the heavy, but real conversation. We hope you enjoy!Support the show
The Foundation of Reality | Joseph Ratzinger
In this episode, we dive into Max's thesis. What is truth? Better asked, who is truth? According to Joseph Ratzinger, Max argues, Truth is a person and that person extends Himself to man as something reasonable and relational. Tune in to find out more! As always...God Bless!Support the show
The Meaning of Personhood | Joseph Ratzinger
In this episode, Logos gets wild! We discuss Dcn. Joey’s MA thesis on Personhood according to Joseph Ratzinger.“Person” is a word that has become common in our use and often taken for granted, but…what is it? Who is it?Tune in to find out! Timecode:0:00 - Introduction8:25 - Why This Topic?9:50 - Roe Vs. Wade12:30 - The Divine Persons23:15 - The Logos29:00 - Jesus Christ The Son34:30 - The History
The Divine Rhythm | Liturgy of the Hours
Friends,In this episode, Logos Podcast does something different. We not only discuss the nature of the Liturgy of the Hours, but also pray it with you all. We hope you enjoy and you find this episode interesting. As always, God bless!Support the show
Pride and Purity | The Conviction of Love
In this episode, we discuss about being pure in heart. It is something we all need to grow in, but it is especially timely given our secular cultural’s celebrations of “Pride month” as opposed to the Church’s celebration of The Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ. Then, we tell the story of St. Charles Lwanga and Companions as they died at the hands of a king whose sexual tendencies they never submitted
The Prison of the Ego | Exploring Pride and Humility
In this episode, Logos Podcast dives in the virtue of humility as opposed to its vice of pride. In the spiritual life, pride is the venomous serpent ready to strike. In fact, we often hear Saint warn us against pride and its destructive nature. Indeed, it seems to be engrained in our every action as human beings. Why do we continue to feed it, this ego of ours, even when it’s clearly hurting us? B
The Dynamic of the Trinity
In this episode, we discuss the nature of Trinitarian love and man's participation in it. To do so, we draw on St. Augustine of Hippo, CS Lewis, and Pope St. John Paul II to help us enter this conversation.Unlike most other weeks, however, this episode is special since it was requested of us by a Catholic parish in the Westside, in California. As it turns out, Cali has not only had Snoop Dogg
Too Sweet: Hozier | The Call of Perfection
This is not Hozier's "Take me to church", but it is another one of his recent hits titled: Too Sweet. This song is catchy, poetic, and, admittedly, intense. The protagonist in the story of this song expresses a tension he finds in himself brought about by his lifestyle and the lifestyle and persona of his beloved. Why? Why this tension? Tune in to find out!Timecode:0:00 - Too Sweet
The Church and The World | Dr. Grzegorz Ignatik
In this episode, Logos discusses the nature of The Christian Church and its relationship to the world. It describes the Church’s salvific truths as well as affirms the need for the Church, if it is to fulfill Christ's command to teach the nations, to enter and recognize the world as something fundamentally good.Is the world evil? Does the world have anything to offer The Church?Maybe, the bes
Logical Worship | The Liturgical Nature of Man
In this episode, we dive into the need for the liturgy and rituals. St. Paul talks about humanity needing to enter into "logical worship"...what is he talking about?Wait, isn't the Catholic Church just a cult? Those vestments, those middle aged men called "priests", the kneeling and standing, the funky smelling smoke, the weird repetitive prayers all smack of a weird cult;
Critical Theory and The University | Herbert Marcuse
Dive into the profound philosophical insights of Herbert Marcuse in this podcast episode. From recognizing the strength of Marcuse's criticisms of post-enlightenment society to disenchanting his serious errors, this episode seeks to cover the major themes of Herbert Marcuse and his influence on the university system and American Marxism. Join us as we unravel the complexities of Marcuse'
IVF | A Bioethical Analysis (w/ Fr. James)
In recent news, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has been all over the news. What is it? How are its effects? What about its the frozen, “surplus embryos"? Given the current social landscape and robust Catholic teaching on the matter, we decided to enter the discussion.This thought-provoking episode delves into the intricate moral and statistical considerations surrounding IVF. From reproductive
Cabrini | 'The Feminist' | Movie Review
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