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Dr. David Deane debunks myths about Constantine and the Nicene Creed with Larry Chapp and Rodney Howsare
My apologies for the changed manner of how participants appear on the screen. I got a new version of zoom and still need to work out the particulars... But this
Announcing our 2025 fundraiser!
2025 Fundraiser Big things are happening at the Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Farm and with the Gaudiumetspes22 blog! There are several new ventures in the works for the new year
Matthew Minerd joins Larry Chapp to discuss enchantment, Christmas and many other topics
Caitlin Smith Gilson joins Larry Chapp and Rodney Howsare: The Twilight of the Universities
Dr. Thomas Harmon discusses his new book on St. Augustine with Larry Chapp
The Idolatry and Enchantments of Mammon: My latest in the "What We Need Now" substack
My latest in the "What We Need Now" Substack run by Jayd Henricks: https://whatweneednow.substack.com/p/mammon-and-the-church-we-need
Kneeling for communion and the hypocrisy of synodality: My latest in Catholic World Report
My latest in Catholic World Report: https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2024/12/16/kneeling-and-the-selective-listening-of-synodality/
Fr. Elias Carr discusses his new book from Word on Fire on Rene Girard ("I Came to Cast Fire: An Introduction to Rene Girard")
The Communio Interviews: D.C. Schindler joins Larry Chapp and Rodney Howsare to discuss the metaphysics and theology of gift in the thought of Karol Wojtyla
The Immaculate Conception of Mary. A theological meditation. My latest in The National Catholic Register
My latest in the Register: https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/mary-s-perfect-yes-why-the-immaculate-conception-was-fitting-for-salvation
Reformed Pastor Paul VanderKlay joins Larry Chapp to discuss faith, culture and politics
Lumen Gentium 60 years later: Collegiality and Synodality. My latest in The National Catholic Register
My latest in The National Catholic Register https://www.ncregister.com/commentaries/lumen-gentium-and-episcopal-authority
Marcus Daly of Marian Caskets discusses his ministry and other ministries at St. Thomas More Ordinariate Parish in Scranton
You can access the Marian Caskets webpage at the following web link: https://www.mariancaskets.com And you can access more information on the Providence Pregnancy Center at this link:
The Hermeneutics of Kenosis: Part One
In what follows I will be republishing my blog posts of a few years back on the hermeneutics of kenosis. They will be republished just as they were without too
Dr. Eduardo Echeverria discusses his new book on the scandal of particularity with Larry Chapp
Linked is my latest interview. Many have asked me, in light of my interview with Fr. Lusvardi, if I have changed my views on Balthasar and his proposal that we
The Hermeneutics of Kenosis: Part Two
Expect to see Part three soon. Here is part two: The Hermeneutics of Kenosis: Part Two “Important to remember is that the term ‘church teaching’ is analogical rather than univocal.
Our nihilistic culture and the pointless gratuity of God's love: My latest in The Catholic World Report
My latest in Catholic World Report. https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2024/11/19/on-our-need-for-sanctity-weirdness-and-wild-gratuity/
Rod Dreher joins Larry Chapp and Kale Zelden to discuss his new book: Living in Wonder
The Communio Interviews: Dr. Nina Sophie Heereman discusses her article on ecclesial co-atonement with Larry Chapp
In this video we also discuss the analysis of Balthasar of the French mystic Marie of the Trinity. Here are two links in French to that analysis and a webpage
Fr. Tony Lusvardi SJ. discusses his book on the necessity of baptism for salvation with Larry Chapp
David Deane, Rodney Howsare and Larry Chapp discuss the development of doctrine as well as modern politics
The Communio Interviews: Jeremiah Barker discusses with Larry Chapp the sufferings of the impassible God
Shaun Blanchard and Larry Chapp discuss Jansenism in its historical context
The Communio Interviews: Matthew Ramage on suffering and death in the thought of Joseph Ratzinger