Sed Contra: A Podcast of Catholic Theology
Sed Contra is a Catholic theology podcast hosted by founding members of The Sacra Doctrina Project, who discuss theological questions with other academic theologians and philosophers. Episodes follow a quaestiones disputatae format, presenting a question, objections, and a reasoned response in the tradition of scholastic disputation. The conversations aim to be lively yet charitable, modeling rigorous academic debate in service of Catholic doctrine. Listeners get substantive engagement with contemporary and classical theological issues rather than devotional or news content.
Episodes
Quodlibet 31: Are We Obligated to Assent to Non-Infallible Church Teaching?
Do We Have to Assent to Non-Infallible Church Teaching? What are the different ways in which the Church teaches? Are they all infallible? Why does matter have to be the principle of individuation? What do the mystical theologians mean by the phrase "quasi-experimental" contemplation? How should we judge the morality of new and emerging medical technologies like therapeutic brain implants and augme
Blessed Fulton Sheen
Dr. Matthew Kuhner and Dr. Edmund Lazzari join Dr. Matthew Vander Vennet to discuss Blessed Fulton Sheen's philosophy, theology, life, and contributions to the Catholic Church in the United States and beyond.
Quodlibet 30: Do You Need to Confess Even After an Act of Perfect Contrition?
Do You Need to Confess Even After an Act of Perfect Contrition? How does Catholic theology understand savantism? Is this a good or a privation of a good? How do different Catholics views on grace and free will shape prayer and devotion?
Join us for these questions and more.
Saint Francis and the Franciscan School
Fr Charles A M Robinson, FI and Dr. Joey Belleza join Fr. Dylan Schrader to discuss St. Francis of Assisi and the Franciscan theological tradition in honor of the 800th anniversary of St. Francis's death.
Quodlibet 29: Was Mary Able to Sin?
We know that Mary never sinned, but was she able to do so? What's the use of studying theology? Can't the unlearned know just as much about God? How ought a Catholic to explain the Church's teaching on IVF? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 28: Should AI Be Used for Sacred Art?
We're back after an unintended summer hiatus! Should AI be used for sacred art? If the Incarnation begins at the Annunciation, why is Christmas the more important liturgical day? If receiving the Eucharist removes venial sins, is it wrong to go to confession immediately after receiving (if one is not aware of having sinned mortally)? Is it acceptable for a Catholic to work for a military defense c
Private Revelations?
Dr. Matthew Minerd and Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi join Fr. Dylan Schrader to discuss private revelations, including their relationship to public revelation, what level of assent they require, and some speculative questions.
All About Bishops with Bishop Fredrik Hansen
The Most Rev. Fredrik Hansen, Bishop of Oslo and a canon lawyer, joins Fr. Dylan Schrader to discuss the role of bishops in the Catholic Church. What is the college of bishops? How are bishops chosen? How do bishops relate to the pope? and more in this special episode of Sed Contra!
Sacraments as Signs
Fr. Dylan Schrader and Dr. Joey Belleza discuss sacraments as signs, including how they work, how the Church analyzes the parts of the sacramental sign, pastoral issues, and the question of "Ecclesia supplet."
Quodlibet 27: Could There Be Divinely Inspired Texts That Didnt Make It Into the Bible?
Could there be divinely-inspired texts that didn't make it into the canon of Sacred Scripture? Could the Church amend the sacraments in order to evangelize extra-terrestrials? Does Down Syndrome remain in heaven? Why would God create a soul that He foreknows will end up in hell? Join us for these questions and more!
The Hymns of Corpus Christi
Last year's Corpus Christi episode: https://sed-contra-a-podcast-of-catholic-theology.simplecast.com/episodes/corpus-christi
Quodlibet 26: Do All Dogs Go to Heaven?
Is it possible for animals to go to heaven? Is chewing gum for pleasure a sin? Do habitual grave sins count as mortal sin? Join us for these questions and more!
Aquinas, the Bible, and the Fathers
Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Dr. Kevin Clarke, and Dr. Jane Peters discuss an overlooked work of St. Thomas Aquinas: His Catena Aurea. This commentary on the Gospels is a "golden chain" of patristic citations worked into a single commentary on the Gospels. How does St. Thomas handle when the Fathers he quotes disagree? How does the Catena relate to St. Thomas' other works and the study of his thought? Li
Quodlibet 25: Does God Know the Taste of Orange Chicken?
Does God know what Panda Express Orange Chicken tastes like? Does changing a baby's diaper during consecration mean that you have not fulfilled your Sunday obligation? Why have recent popes seemed to condemn war so often? Does Catholicism require pascifism? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 24: Is Chewing Gum Contrary to Nature?
Podcast on Maritain, De Koninck, and personalism with Drs. O'Neill and Matthew Minerd.
Divine Mercy and Indulgences
Is there a special promise on Divine Mercy Sunday that you can get remission of the temporal punishment due to sin without the typical requirements for an indulgence? Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi and Fr. Dylan Schrader dig into this question and discuss the nature of indulgences, sin, punishment, and God's abundant mercy.
Can one be saved apart from or outside the Church?
It would be an understatement to say that the teaching of the Church that extra Ecclesia nulla salus is controversial. Especially in the 19th and 20th centuries, whether or not non-Catholics could be saved was hotly debated. To address this question, Aaron Debusschere and Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi dive into the nature of salvation in the history of the Church's theology, looking especially to St. Augus
Quodlibet 23: Are There Any Good Arguments for Sedevacantism?
Are there any good arguments for sedevacantism? Why is fasting so important, and how does it relate to the gift of final perseverance? How can you encourage your husband to take a more active interest in the Faith? How do we overcome sloth? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 22: Why Isn't the Washing of Feet a Sacrament?
Why isn't the ritual of pedelavium or foot washing considered a sacrament? Could the Church discover a new sacrament? What is the best method for interpreting Scripture today? Does the historical-critical method have a place? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 21: Are Magnanimity and Humility Opposed?
Are magnanimity and humility opposed? Can you be both? How would it be just for a soul that dies only with original sin to be damned? Does St. Thomas make a distinction between intellect and mind? Join us for these questions and more!
Does Changing Liturgy Change the Faith?
When the liturgy changes, does the faith and theology also change? Can one use the texts of the liturgy as an authoritative source for theology? These questions have been points of argument across the entire history of the Church. Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Matthew Minerd, and Christopher Owens tackle these questions and more as they discuss the traditional saying, Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi.
Quodlibet 20: Should the Church Promote Only One Theological School?
Why doesn't the Church promote only one theological school as the most accurate? How do we reconcile what we know now about animal intelligence with a Thomistic understanding of the soul? What is your favorite work of non-fiction? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 19: Are Arguments from Authority the Strongest?
Are arguments from authority the strongest in theology? Is it possible that humans exist without an eternal soul? Join us for these questions and more!
Quodlibet 18: Are there Male and Female Souls?
Are there male and female souls? What is distributism, and does it align with Catholic social teaching? A la Monty Python, which country's historical philosophers would field the best soccer team? All that and more on this episode of The Quodlibets!
Is Ratzinger Right? Theology and History IV
This final episode in the Theology and History series dives into the works of Pope Benedict XVI. Dr. Joey Belleza, Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, and special guest Fr. Harrison Ayre talk Ratzinger's habilitation, "The Theology of History in St. Bonaventure." Does Ratzinger really understand Bonaventure? Does Ratzinger's approach resolve any of the conflicts about history and theology of the 20th century?Ep
Quodlibets 17 : How did St. Michael and Lucifer Duke it Out?
How exactly did St. Michael and Lucifer duke it out? Does God have emotions? Join us for these questions and more!
The Dies Irae and Christian Hope
In the liturgical reforms following Vatican II, the decision was made to remove the beloved Dies Irae from the requiem Mass. Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi and Dr. Joey Belleza discuss the rationale behind this decision and evaluate it in light of the text of the sequence itself.
Thinking About the Virtue of Faith with St Thomas Part II
The first of a two part series on faith, this episode dives into the question: what is faith, in conversation with St. Thomas Aquinas?Part I: https://sed-contra-a-podcast-of-catholic-theology.simplecast.com/episodes/thinking-about-the-virtue-of-faith-with-st-thomas-part-i
Theology and History III
The third in our series on theology and history, this episode discusses what theology has to say about history. Fr. Ambrose, Dr. Timothy Kearns, and Dr. Kevin Clarke join up to talk about the history of history and what theology can contribute.Episode I: https://sed-contra-a-podcast-of-catholic-theology.simplecast.com/episodes/theology-and-history-iEpisode II: https://sed-contra-a-podcast-of-catho
Thinking About the Virtue of Faith with St Thomas Part I
The first of a two part series on faith, this episode dives into the question: what is faith, in conversation with St. Thomas Aquinas? Part 2: https://sed-contra-a-podcast-of-catholic-theology.simplecast.com/episodes/thinking-about-the-virtue-of-faith-with-st-thomas-part-ii
Theology and History II
The second episode in our series on theology and history, this discussion delves more deeply into the question of what theology and history are. Is there room for the particulars and accidents of history in a rigorously defined theology? Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Elliot Polsky, and John O'Neill discuss the topic at length.Catch up on the first in the series, Theology and History Episode I: https://sed
The Theology of Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner
This episode gives an introduction to the life and work of Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner. Dr Joey Belleza, Dr Matthew Minerd, and Fr. Charles Robinson of the Sacra Doctrina Project interview Dr. Jared Goff, the publisher of the recent edition of Fr. Fehlner's collected works.
Theology and History I
Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Dr. Joey Belleza, and Dr. Timothy Kearns kick off a multi-part series on theology and history. This first episode looks at the ways in which historical study is necessary and useful for theology, while avoiding the pitfall of reducing all theology to just subjective history.
Corpus Christi
Today on Sed Contra, the Sacra Doctrina Project's Joey Belleza is joined by Alexander Masir, for a discussion of the solemnity of Corpus Christi.Be sure to follow the Sacra Doctrina Project on Facebook and Twitter as well.Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. Edited for length. Used under Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United Stat
What the Meaning of the Word 'Is' Is
Today on Sed Contra, the Sacra Doctrina Project's Elliot Polsky and Urban Hannon discuss three medieval theories of the meaning of the word "is," and what difference this makes to contemporary discussions of "esse."Be sure to follow the Sacra Doctrina Project on Facebook and Twitter as well.For further reading:https://philpapers.org/rec/POLTMShttps://philpapers.org/rec/POLTMS-2https://philpapers.o
Why Should I Care About St. Bonaventure
Today on Sed Contra, the Sacra Doctrina Project's Joey Belleza is joined by Fr. Clinton Sensat, of the Diocese of Lafayette, for a discussion on St. Bonaventure of Bagnoregio.Be sure to follow the Sacra Doctrina Project on Facebook and Twitter as well. Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. Edited for length. Used under Attribut
The Modern Turn to the Subject
Today on Sed Contra, SDP members Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Elliot Polsky, and Pater Edmund Waldstein discuss the modern turn to the subject, as well as its various philosophical, cultural, and religious implications.Be sure to follow the Sacra Doctrina Project on Facebook and Twitter as well. Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. E
Can Gender Change?
Today on Sed Contra, SDP members Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi, Daniel Drain, and Kara Johnson discuss gender and sex. They consider these in the light of the Catholic theological tradition, with special attention to St. Thomas Aquinas and Pope Francis.Be sure to follow the Sacra Doctrina Project on Facebook and Twitter as well. Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Cha
God's Happiness
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Disputed Question on Frozen Embryo Adoption
Links:Donum vitaehttps://www.vatican.va/roman\_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc\_con\_cfaith\_doc\_19870222\_respect-for-human-life\_en.htmlDignitas personaehttps://www.vatican.va/roman\_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc\_con\_cfaith\_doc\_20081208\_dignitas-personae\_en.html Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. E
Aliens and Soteriology
Rev. Dr. Davison's recent book: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/astrobiology-and-christian-doctrine/3F96E8C3EEA3B1C8832155BF261D4D31Link to Rev. Dr. Davison's chart from his book:https://www.sacradoctrinaproject.org/july-2024-alien-soteriologyorhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1XUXgYWBe3014TSQwsy6p1OFWG2AIH\_zx/view?usp=sharingPoem reference: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Poems\_(Meynell,\_19
The Most Holy Eucharist and Transubstantiation
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Why Should I Care About Balthasar
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The Quest for the Historical St. Thomas Aquinas
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The Life and Work of Bl. Columba Marmion, OSB
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Maximus the Confessor and Why Catholics Should Care about Him
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NFP and the Supposed Contraceptive Mentality
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Differences in Eucharistic Piety Among Roman and Byzantine Catholics
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Artificial Intelligence
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Laudato si'
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Veritatis Splendor at 30
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Further Musings on Universalism
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The Ascension
Thomas Davenport, OP, "Locating Heaven: Modern Science and the Place of Christ's Glorified Body," Nova et Vetera 20, no. 1 (Winter 2023): 93–114: https://stpaulcenter.com/05-nv-21-1-davenport/ Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. Edited for length. Used under Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Intrinsic Evils
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Gaven Kerr on the Fifth Way
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Tribute to Joseph Ratzinger / Benedict XVI
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2022 Movie Draft
Taylor Patrick O'Neill:Christmas: Home AloneFamily Drama: There Will Be BloodPsychological Thriller: The ConversationForeign Language: The Seventh SealCatholic: Children of Men2022: The BatmanFr. Dylan Schrader:Christmas: Ben Hur (1959)Family Drama: Babette's FeastPsychological Thriller: eXistenZForeign Language: Pom PokoCatholic: The Reluctant Saint (Joseph of Cupertino)2022: Father StuUrban Hann
Divine Impassibility
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Why Can't Christ Be a Human Person?
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Chalcedonian Christology and the Concept of Pure Nature
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Grace and the City: Infused Moral Virtues and Common Goods
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Truth, Freedom, and the Catholic University
On the Land O’Lakes StatementThe original statement: “Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University”Fr. John Jenkins, CSC, “The document that changed Catholic education forever”Dr. Michael McLean, “‘Academic Freedom’ and the Tyranny of the Modern College Campus”Optionally, see also §III of “A Porposal for the Fulfillment of Catholic Liberal Education” the founding document of Tho
Aquinas and the Bible
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Theological Manuals Revisited
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Theological Manuals?
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Private Revelation
Fr. Dylan Schrader and Dr. Kevin Clarke discuss private revelation. How does a private revelation different from public revelation, and how are they related? Why should the Church bother with alleged private revelations? What criteria does the Church use to evaluate them? What are the possible dangers and fruits? Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Or
Irenaeus of Lyons: The Church’s Newest Oldest Doctor
Against Heresies in the public domainDemonstration on the Apostolic Preaching, translated by Fr. John Behr.Pope Francis announces Irenaeus will be declared a doctor of the Church. Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. Edited for length. Used under Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Is the Perverted Faculty Argument Sound?
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Is Mary Co-Redemptrix? Is She Mediatrix of All Graces?
"Pope Francis says Mary is not the ‘co-redemptrix’"Garrigou-Lagrange, Mother of the Savior Charles De Koninck, "Ego Sapientia" "Vatican’s doctrinal office: Don’t promote alleged apparitions connected to ‘Lady of All Nations’ "Development of Doctrine: Revelation, Magisterium, and Human Reason"June 10-12, 2021| Rochester, NYAdditional Papers Requested. See link above for more details. Music attribu
A Discourse on Vocations
Lexicon of Thomas Aquinasvocātio, ōnis, f., a calling, vocation on the part of God. Est autem exsecutio praedestinationis vocatio et magnificatio, PP. Q. 23. Art. 2 c; vocatio semper est temporalis, quia ponit adductionem quandam ad aliquid, 1 Sent. 41. 1. 2 ad 3; vocatio importat distantiam in eo, qui vocatur, 4 Sent. 17. 1. 1. 2 ob. 3; vocatio est duplex quaedam exterior, ut quae fit per praedic
Would God Have Become Incarnate Had Man Not Sinned?
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The Morality of Lying
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Do We Always Choose What Seems Best?
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On Usury
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The Theology of the Immaculate Conception
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The Passions of the Christ
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Molinism vs. Báñezianism: A Debate
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On the Extraordinary Minister of Sacraments and the Sacrament of Penance
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Are the Bride and Groom Really the Ministers of the Sacrament of Matrimony?
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Is the Crucifixion Necessary? (And Will the Entire Created Order be Saved?)
Main text of comment:Elizabeth Johnson Interview with US Catholic: "No one had to die for our sins"Other texts referenced in this episode:Elizabeth Johnson, She Who Is: The Mystery of God in Feminist Theological DiscourseFreeing Theology: The Essentials of Theology in Feminist Perspective, edited by Catherine M. LacugnaOpening the Field of Practical Theology: An Introduction, edited by Kathleen A.
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