# Charles Péguy

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Jennifer Newsome Martin: Charles Péguy on Hope, Mary, and Money

Jennifer Newsome Martin, the new director of the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture and a Notre Dame theologian, joins Andrew Petiprin and Bobby Mixa to discuss Charles Péguy and his writings on hope and modernity.

D.C. Schindler - Childhood, Faith, Plato, Pirsig & The Meaning Crisis - Lucas Vos Podcast #38

D.C. Schindler is a professor of metaphysics and anthropology at the John Paul II Institute, Washington, DC. David is wonderful in conversation and one of the best authors I've ever read. Please find his books here: https://www.amazon.com/Books-D-C-Schindler/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AD.+C.+Schind ...

Beneath the Silent Heavens (ft. Jonathan Geltner & Gregorio Montejo)

Both Jonathan Geltner (Absolute Music) and Gregorio Montejo (In a Green Tree) return as guests to discuss the 2019 book, Beneath the Silent Heavens, by Brian Christopher Moore. Nested in the discussion of the book, we also discussed typology vs allegory, Noe's Ark, Medieval Mystery Plays, the W ...

More Mailbag, More Friends [Teaser]

Listen to the rest of this premium episode by subscribing at patreon.com/knowyourenemy Matt and Sam continue the 100th episode extravaganza by answering more truly excellent listener questions and hear from more friends of the show. Topics include: leftwing politics and orthodox Christianity, ho ...

[Finding Hope in God’s Kingdom] Day 25 – Hope Propels Us Forward

Yesterday’s reflection affirmed an undeniable truth: even the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of the Son of God, was not exempt from experiencing suffering and trials in this world. She, too, had to carry her cross daily and follow Christ. In fact, even Jesus Himself, being the Son of God, the m ...

[Essays] The Honor of Work by Charles Péguy

This essay has no soft edges. Peguy is controversial and minces no words. “Today, an artisan is no longer an artisan.” “Those bygone workers… had an absolute honor.” Writing at the dawn of the twentieth century, Peguy is a Frenchman recalling pre-Industrial France; yet his trenchant reflections ...

Night

by Charles Péguy (translated by Robert Royal) Oh sweet, oh great, oh holy, oh beautiful night, perhaps the most holy of my daughters, night of the long robe, of the robe of stars You remind me of that great silence that was in the world Before the beginning of the reign of man. You announce to ...

Pope Leo XIV's 'Magnifica humanitas' (w/ Jack Hanson)

As promised, here is our episode about Pope Leo XIV's recent encyclical, Magnifica humanitas, in which he brings to bear Catholic social teaching on the perils of artificial intelligence and what they reveal about what it really means to be human being. It's a distinctly Augustinian reading of o ...

From Car-Ride Reflections to a National Catholic Media Award – Dr. John Huynh | The Catholic Morning Show – 07/29/2026

About This Conversation Dr. John Huynh joins the show monthly, but this time Bo Bonner has extra reason to celebrate: Huynh's Catholic Mirror column, Theology 101, was recognized in the 2026 Catholic Media Association awards. As Director of Social Justice for the Diocese of Des Moines and Cathol ...

Pope Leo's Unfinished French Revolution

By Robert Royal The large crowds that turned out for Pope Leo everywhere in France surprised everyone – not least, sad to say, the French bishops. Let's hope that his visit has even greater effects. But just days later, France is gripped by widespread rioting and arson, being misreported as "stu ...