November 1, 2026, Solemnity of All Saints, Holy Rosary (Glorious Mysteries)
Friends of the Rosary,
Today, November 1, is the Solemnity of All Saints, which celebrates the communion of saints, known and unknown, in the glory of Heaven.
Throughout the year, the Church celebrates the feasts of the saints one by one. Today, the Church joins them all in one festival.
November i…
189. First Cause
The question of whether the universe has a beginning – or, more properly, a ‘foundation’ – and what that origin might be, has been the bread and butter of philosophers since the beginning of philosophy. The search for a ‘first cause’ is not necessarily a purely religious one.
We’re tracing this big…
The Hidden Motivations Behind Sin
Why do people sin? And how should we respond when they do?
Drawing on the wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas, we explore why no one chooses evil simply for its own sake, but often pursues what they believe to be good.
We discuss the stories, wounds, and disordered desires behind our choices, the balanc…
Remaining True to the Catholic University Identity
Catholic University has a remarkable story, and it deserves to be told. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Father Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P., discusses St. Thomas Aquinas as patron, Campus Ministry’s growth to 150 student leaders, the new 24/7 adoration chapel, and restoring St. Paul’s Chapel, w…
Words Like Straw (Matthew 22:34-46) - Casey Callahan
October 25, 2026. Reformation Sunday. Year A.
"Reginald, ...all I have written seem like straw to me." - St. Thomas Aquinas. In today’s text, both groups of religious know-it-alls are silenced by the wisdom of Jesus. Pharisees and Sadducees represent the religious norms for the Jewish people, an…
The Saints - Examples, Intercessors, and Miracle-Workers
Homily | Fr. John Paul WalkerOn the Solemnity of All Saints, Fr. John Paul Walker reflects on the great multitude clothed in white robes: men and women from every time, place, and vocation who became children of God and children of the light, and who let that light shine in their own day. Our calli…
The Four Sins That Cry Out to Heaven | The Catholic Man Show
Lady Pamela's birthday was the day before they recorded, and Adam wanted a full report. Did she have a good day? Dave was pretty sure she did. She got a nap. Did he actually ask her? He did, he says, and her brother, a priest, drove in for the family get-together, so we'll take his word for it. Hap…
Thomas Aquinas Summa Theologiae - Charity And Friendship - Sadler's Lectures
This lecture discusses key ideas from the Medieval philosopher, theologian, and Dominican friar, Thomas Aquinas, and focuses on his Summa Theologiae, Secunda Secundae Partis, q. 23, on Charity considered in itself
It focuses upon his discussions in article 1: Is Charity Friendship?. It discusses a…
“Outsourcing our Intelligence to AI”
In this episode, we take a break from our ongoing discussion about the features of consciousness to explore a related issue: outsourcing our intelligence to AI. Jameson shares a recent talk he gave reflecting on the private use of AI (i.e. the use of chatbots) and the problem of maintaining our own…
Knowing God Without Knowing Everything: A Conversation on Thomas Aquinas
In this episode of Blind Techie Geek Speaks, media philosopher Kathleen Masciana is joined by cohosts H, O, and V for a thoughtful conversation about Thomas Aquinas: How can we study divine things if we cannot fully understand God’s nature? Together, they explore how faith, reason, and the limits o…
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