The Catholic Frequency

Catholic Frequency
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Exploring the beauty of the Catholic faith through conversation.

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    Chesterton vs. the New Atheists

    The New Atheists of 2006 thought they were saying something revolutionary. G.K. Chesterton had already answered every major argument — against reason without faith, determinism, and the reduction of man — a hundred years earlier. A direct look at how Chesterton dismantled the same ideas that Dawkins, Hitchens, and Harris would later popularize.

    7 min

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    Why the West Needs Memory

    A Catholic Frequency monologue on why memory is not nostalgia but the foundation of identity, family, liturgy, and Western civilization. The Church gives us the feast; the modern world gives us the feed.

    7 min

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    Your Phone Is a Spiritual Battleground

    Our phones have become the most intimate tool we own — and the most contested. This Catholic Frequency episode looks at the smartphone as a real front in spiritual warfare: the engineered pull of distraction, the slow erosion of silence, and the Church's ancient answer in the cardinal virtue of temperance. Not 'phones are bad' — but what kind of humans are we becoming, and what would it look like to put God before the scroll?

    6 min

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    Why the Church Built Western Civilization

    The modern West lives inside a Christian inheritance it often refuses to name. This Catholic Frequency episode looks at how the Church helped form Western civilization through monasteries, universities, charity, law, learning, beauty, and the doctrine that every human person bears the image of God. The point is not nostalgia or triumphalism, but a sober question for Catholics now: can we become the kind of people who can build again?

    8 min

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    Scars of the Risen Christ — Why the Risen Lord Kept His Wounds

    When Jesus rose from the dead, He kept His scars. He could have come back unblemished — instead He came back carrying the evidence. This Easter meditation walks through John 20, Augustine, and Aquinas to ask the question we usually avoid: why does the glorified body of Christ still bear wounds? The answer changes how we understand our own suffering. Grace is not a delete button. Easter does not erase your story — it glorifies it. Every scar you carry in union with the Lord will be the thing that shines most brightly about you in heaven.

    6 min

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    Chesterton Was Right About Everything

    G.K. Chesterton wrote eighty books, four thousand essays, and two hundred short stories — and almost nobody reads him anymore. This episode walks through why the Apostle of Common Sense diagnosed the diseases of modernity a hundred years before the symptoms became impossible to ignore: the cult of progress, the silencing of tradition, the assault on the family, the case for distributism, the madman who has lost everything except his reason, and the line that summarizes everything — that the Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting, but found difficult and left untried.

    7 min

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    The Eucharist is Not a Symbol

    If the Eucharist is just a symbol, Flannery O'Connor said, "to hell with it" — and she was right. This episode walks through why the Real Presence is the entire Catholic faith in miniature, traced from Ignatius of Antioch in 107 AD through the saints to the sobering Pew finding that two-thirds of American Catholics believe the Eucharist is only symbolic.

    7 min

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    Aquinas vs. The Algorithm

    In this reflection, we explore the astonishing intellectual and spiritual life of St. Thomas Aquinas — the thirteenth-century Dominican friar who wrote over eight and a half million words, synthesized Christian thought with Aristotle, and gave the Church the Summa Theologica. All without a smartphone, search engine, or notifications.

    7 min
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Exploring the beauty of the Catholic faith through conversation.

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  • Création
    Catholic Frequency
  • Années d’activité
    2019 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    86
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Site web de l’émission
    The Catholic Frequency

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