Logos Podcast

Frs. Max and Joseph

On this podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph of the Roman Catholic Church, sit/stand and discuss the Christian philosophical and theological traditions. Our hope is to bring you, our audience, to an encounter with the all encompassing Person comprising the beauty, truth, and goodness of the Church. 

  1. The Holy Spirit: The Fulfillment of the Law

    10/03/2025

    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? Together, Frs. Max and Joseph unpack the Torah, the Ten Commandments, the sacrificial system, and the judicial laws of Israel — and show how all of these find their fulfillment in Christ, the Law of Freedom and the Law of Love.  You’ll learn why the grace of the Holy Spirit is at the heart of Christian life, how to avoid common misunderstandings between Catholics and Protestants, and what it means to live interiorly with God’s Spirit today. If you’ve ever wondered about the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament, this conversation will give you clarity, challenge your assumptions, and inspire you to go deeper in the Catholic faith. Topics covered: - Misconceptions about Old vs. New Testament God - The purpose of the Old Law (moral, liturgical, judicial) - Why the Old Law was incomplete Prophecies of a New Law in Ezekiel - St. Thomas Aquinas on the grace of the Holy Spirit - Why the New Law is harder — yet possible through grace - What it means to live the Law of Love today Support the show

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On this podcast, Fathers Max and Joseph of the Roman Catholic Church, sit/stand and discuss the Christian philosophical and theological traditions. Our hope is to bring you, our audience, to an encounter with the all encompassing Person comprising the beauty, truth, and goodness of the Church. 

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