Joseph Ratzinger’s Greatest Symphony: Introduction to Christianity

Read one of the great early books by Joseph Ratzinger, Introduction to Christianity, and find out why this giant of faith and culture has been called the “Mozart of Theology.”

David G. Bonagura, Jr.

The Catholic Heart of St. John Henry Newman

In this course, Robert Royal examines some of Newman’s own writings on crucial questions such as Conscience, Consulting the Faithful, the Development of Doctrine, and much more.

Robert Royal

Adam and Eve After the Pill: How the Sexual Revolution Changed Society, Politics, and Christianity

Mary Eberstadt vigorously refutes that consensus and summarizes the civilizational toll of today’s fractured homes, feral children, and other fallout of the world after the Pill. 

Mary Eberstadt

St. Edith Stein as Modern Witness

St. Edith Stein as Modern Witness follows the footsteps of a modern saint, from childhood to conversion to contemplative to martyr for Christ against the Nazi persecution, calling each of us to give a fearless witness for the Truth today.

Elizabeth A. Mitchell, S.C.D

St. Thomas More’s Utopia

A study of Thomas More’s Utopia as understood (and misunderstood) then and now. 

Robert James Conrad Jr.

St. Augustine’s City of God

Read the greatest work on spiritual and political life by the most influential thinker in the Church’s history, St. Augustine of Hippo.

Robert Royal

Christology

This course provides both a historical and systematic study of the person of Christ, with a deep reflection on how Christ was presented in the Old and the New Testaments.

Michael Dauphinais, Ph.D.

The One and Triune God

This course helps to explain some of the basic doctrines of the Church concerning the unity among and diversity between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Rev. Kenneth Baker, S.J.

Introduction to Thomas Aquinas

This course introduces the student to St. Thomas Aquinas— philosopher, theologian, sacred poet, and more.

Ralph McInerny

On Veritatis Splendor

A series of lectures which examines the context and content of Veritatis splendor, the encyclical by St. John Paul II on fundamental moral theology.

Rev. Joseph Koterski, S.J.

Dante Alighieri’s Inferno

Dante’s Inferno is the first of three courses that cover the whole of his Divine Comedy.

Robert Royal

Dante Alighieri’s Purgatorio

Dante’s Purgatorio is the second of three courses that cover the whole of his Divine Comedy.

Robert Royal

Dante Alighieri’s Paradiso

Dante’s Paradiso is the culmination and conclusion of his great poem The Divine Comedy.

Robert Royal

St. Augustine’s Confessions

Robert Royal guides the student through St. Augustine’s classic and highly personal book the Confessions.

Robert Royal

Calming the Storm

A course based on Fr. Gerald E. Murray’s book-length interview with Diane Montagna, Calming the Storm: Navigating the Crises Facing the Catholic Church and Society.

Fr. Gerald E. Murray