Center for Evangelical Catholicism: Recent Episodes
Center for Evangelical Catholicism
The Center for Evangelical Catholicism is a nonprofit South Carolina-based religious corporation, faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, and dedicated to the Church’s call for a new evangelization. The Center seeks to form evangelical Catholics through publishing, providing evangelization opportunities, offering adult education programs for the laity, and supplying continuing education for the clergy.
Advent Morning of Recollection 2023 Part 2 with Fr Gregory Pine, OP from St Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville, SC.
Advent Morning of Recollection 2023 Part 1 of 2 with Fr Gregory Pine, OP from St Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville, SC.
Timothy J. Nielsen discusses the work of Flannery O'Connor as an exemplar of the Moral Imagination. (Special Thanks to Fr Thomas Joseph White OP, whose insights I borrowed!)
Fr Jay Scott Newman and Fr Jonathan Duncan answer the audience's questions from the CEC's 2023 Fall Conference: Matrimony - Holy and Other.
The Cross in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony by Fr Jay Scott Newman from the CEC's 2023 Fall Conference: Matrimony - Holy and Other.
Strangers in a Strange Land - Marriage Today? by Fr Jonathan Duncan from the CEC's 2023 Fall Conference: Matrimony - Holy and Other.
Dr Daniel Sundahl finishes his four lecture series on Russell Kirk's Roots of American Order by delving in the Idea of the Moral Imagination, and particularly in the person and works of T.S. Eliot.
Dr Daniel Sundahl continues his series through Russell Kirk's Roots of American Order in lecture 3 of 4, answering the questions Who are Father Isaac Hecker and Orestes Brownson and Why Should We Care?
Dr Daniel Sundahl in week two of his program on Roots of American Order by Russell Kirk, delves into the idea of whether Ideas have Consequences.
Question and Answer session at the Center for Evangelical Catholicism's 2022 Fall Conference: Sex, Gender and Personal Identity
A Pastoral Response to Gender Dysphoria by Fr Jonathan Duncan at the Center For Evangelical Catholicism's 2022 Fall Conference - Sex, Gender, and Personal Identity
A Catholic Perspective on Sexual Identity and Gender Ideology by Mary Rice Hasson, J.D. at the Center for Evangelical Catholicism's 2022 Fall Conference - Sex, Gender and Personal Identity
Opening Remarks by Fr Jay Scott Newman at the Center for Evangelical Catholicism's 2022 Fall Conference - Sex, Gender and Personal Identity
Dr Daniel Sundahl, Emeritus Professor in American Studies and English at Hillsdale College, as part of our monthly speaker series goes though the intellectual history that has led to the current moral standards of Modernism.
The fourth and final week in a class for Lent on how the Rule of St Benedict can serve as a Guide for Every Day Living and Practical Decision Making.
The Third a Four week class for Lent on how the Rule of St Benedict can serve as a Guide for Every Day Living and Practical Decision Making.
The Second of a Four week class for Lent on how the Rule of St Benedict can serve as a Guide for Every Day Living and Practical Decision Making.
The First of a Four week class for Lent on how the Rule of St Benedict can serve as a Guide for Every Day Living and Practical Decision Making.
Fr Aquinas Guilbeau OP on the three Advents of Jesus Christ according to St Thomas Aquinas: Part 2.
Fr Aquinas Guilbeau OP on the three Advents of Jesus Christ according to St Thomas Aquinas: Part 1.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents the Sacrament of Holy Orders in Week 6 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents at the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick in Week 9 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents at the Sacrament of Confession in Week 8 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents at the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony in Week 7 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents the Sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist in Part II of II in Week 5 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents the Most Holy Eucharist in Part I of II in Week 4 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents at the Sacrament of Confirmation in Week 3 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents the Sacrament of Baptism in week 2 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Dr Joe Beauchemin presents an Introduction to the Sacraments in Week 1 of a 9 week course on the Sacraments.
Roundtable Discussion with Fr Newman, Fr Longenecker, and Fr Smith by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
The Truth Will Make You Free by Fr Jay Scott Newman by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
Who Do You Say That I Am Finding the Creed and Living the Liturgy by Fr. Christopher Smith by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
2019 Conference Intro and First Talk by Fr. Dwight Longenecker by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
The September Speeches of Benedict XVI by Fr. Raymond de Souza by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
Social Justice Isn't What You Think it Is by Dr. Nathan Schlueter by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
How Catholics Should Think About the Environment by Dr. Jay Richards by Center for Evangelical Catholicism
T.J. Nielsen describes the moral imagination of Jane Austen and her use of iconography in Pride and Prejudice.
T.J. Nielsen and Tony Owens discuss the concept of the Catholic Moral Imagination in literature.
Tony Owens and T.J. Nielsen discuss Sts. Charles Borromeo and Pius V, Two great Italian Catholic Reformation saints.
Tony Owens tells about the great Reformer of England, Reginald Pole, and T.J. Nielsen gives the background history of the Council of Trent.
Join T.J. Nielsen as he goes through the seven principles of Catholic social teaching for Catholic business owners to follow.
Learn about the early reform movement in Spain under Cardinal Ximenes, as well as the story of the Rennaisance in Rome.
Listen to T.J. Nielsen as he lays out the context and groundwork for the great Catholic Reformaiton of the 16th and 17th Centuries.
T.J. Nielsen unpacks the theology of marriage and its place in God's eternal plan of salvation.
Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P. Discusses the theological virtue of Charity in light of the nativity.
Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P. discusses the Virtue of Hope as exemplified by the life of St. Joseph.
Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P. Discusses the Virtue of Faith as exemplafied by the Virgin Mary.
Dr. Francis Beckwith analizes the difference between Catholic and Protestants perspectives on Natural Law.
Dr. Jordan Ballor talks about the social dimensions of the Protestant Reformation from a Calivinist perspective.
Join Dr. Eduardo Echeverria of Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit as he analazises in what ways the Ist and 2nd Vatican Councils were a response to the Protestant Reformation.
Join Hillsdale College associate professor of history Dr. Korey Maas as he analizes the history of religous liberty and whether it can serve as a common ground beteween Protestants and Catholics.
Dr. Matthew Gaetano presents the Catholic understanding of justification as presented by the Council of Trent and how it differs from that of Martin Luther.
Listen to PCA pastor Dr. Rick Phillips lay out the Calvinist view of Justification and the differences that he sees between it and the Catholic view.
Professor Robert R. Reilly goes through the philosophical breakdown of the Muslim world and its consequences.
Fr. Joseph Alobaidi, OP analyzes the Christian, Jewish, and Islamic notions of Divine Inspiration.
Joe Waters gives an in-depth talk on what does it truly mean to be made in the Image of God.
T.J. Nielsen goes through the history of the First Vatican Council, and then connects this with the history of Vatican II.
TJ Nielsen goes through the turbulent history of the Councils of 3rd Constantinople and 2nd Nicaea.
T.J. Nielsen goes through the history and drama of the councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon.
T.J. Nielsen goes through the life and teachings of the heretic Arius and how the Church combatted this Great heresy through the Ecumenical Council's of Nicaea and 1st Constantinople
Kenneth Covinginton examines the third part, the Paradiso, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.
Kenneth Covinginton examines the second part, the Purgatorio, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.
Kenneth Covinginton examines the first part, the Inferno, of Dante's great Divine Comedy.
T.J. Nielsen goes through the causes, events, and theology of the Protestant Reformation
Fr. Jay Scott Newman discusses the work and influence of the great 19th century British Catholic convert and cardinal, Blessed John Henry Newman.
Catholic Author Joseph Pearce discusses the life and influence of Alexandr Solzhenitsyn.