Conferences for Study and Prayer

Mary, Mother of God and Ever-Virgin | 28:3

In this talk, Tim Staples discusses Mary, the Mother of God and Ever-Virgin.
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The Immaculate Conception and the Dignity of Man | 28:5

In this talk, Tim Staples discusses the Immaculate Conception and the dignity of man.
 
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From Mary’s Assumption to Her Apparitions | 28:6

In this talk, Dr. Robert Fastiggi discusses the Blessed Virgin Mary and her various approved apparitions throughout history. 
 
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The Anti-Catholic, Pro-Pagan Agenda of the Da Vinci Code | 29:1

In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold discusses the anti-Catholic, pro-pagan agenda of the Da Vinci Code
Many people claim that it is ridiculous for Christians to get so worked up about a work of fiction. Why hold conferences and seminars against a mere thriller? However, if we read the reviews of the DVC, and the comments of those who have read the book, we see immediately that readers think that they are encountering history, and that many think that “his research is impeccable.” The truth is rather that we are presented with a great falsification of history. Besides making money, the book seems to have a twofold mission: (1) the maligning of the Catholic faith; and (2) promotion of Goddess Worship and the “Sacred Feminine.”
 
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Constantine, the Gospels, and the Divinity of Christ | 29:2

In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold discusses specific points in the DVC where the worst maligning of the Catholic faith occurs and corrects each falsehood with the truth.
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Gnosticism, Goddess Worship, and the Da Vinci Code | 29:3

In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold discusses Gnosticism and goddess worship in the Da Vinci Code.
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A Year of Faith: Knowing, Defending and Transmitting the Faith | 30:1

In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold discusses the Year of Faith, declared by Pope Benedict on October, 11, 2012 .
In his encyclical, Porta Fidei, Pope Benedict called for a Year of Faith beginning on October 11, 2012, which coincided with the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council and the twentieth anniversary of the publication of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The Year of Faith continued the battle begun by Paul VI against secularization and nominal Catholicism, focusing on the universal call to holiness, the mission of the lay faithful, and a renewed emphasis on marriage and the family, through the right interpretation of the Second Vatican Council.
 
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Sound Answers to Challenging Questions Part I | 30:2

In this Q&A, Dr. Robert Fastiggi provides answers to challenging questions about the Faith.
 
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Sound Answers to Challenging Questions Part II | 30:3

In this Q&A, Dr. Lawrence Feingold provides answers to challenging questions about the Faith.
 
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Hot Summer of 1968 to Cold Winter of 2013 | 30:4

In this talk, Dr. James Hitchcock discusses the "sixties" and how the changes made in the Church and Society as a whole has affected us today.
 
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