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Are Noah’s Ark and a global flood compatible with the modern scientific and historical perspectives we hold today?Join Conor and Bryan Osborne from Answers in Genesis as they discuss the incredible story of building the Ark Encounter in Kentucky, real-world shipbuilding techniques that Noah could have employed, and why ancient cultures across the globe all preserve flood traditions. They also discuss how evolutionary assumptions have shaped modern science — and why Bryan is convinced that challenging those assumptions is essential for understanding the Bible’s historical credibility. Tune in to hear about:- The engineering behind the construction of a life-sized ark- Evolution vs Creationism - Dinosaurs, the fossil record, and carbon dating- And why Genesis is foundational for understanding Christ and the GospelWhether you’re a young earth creationist, a committed evolutionist, or someone simply curious about Genesis and early world history, this episode offers clarity, depth, and a fascinating perspective into one of the most beloved Biblical events in Salvation History. 🌐 Learn more about the Ark Encounter: https://arkencounter.com💲Use code GENESIS to get 30% off any bible at TAN Books: https://tanbooks.com/bibles/👍 Like, Subscribe, or Follow The Conor Gallagher Show on your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conorgallaghershowInstagram: https://instagram.com/conorgallaghershowTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@conorgallaghershowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1qtdMK8FqjAQ3ODlFXCEYt?si=ae4598b16c1d4cdeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-conor-gallagher-show/id1789476722CHAPTERS<ul><li>0:00 Trailer</li><li>1:28 Introduction</li><li>2:58 Bryan’s Story and Answers in Genesis’s Mission </li><li>5:02 Building a Life Size Noah’s Ark: The Ark Encounter</li><li>25:45 The Scale of the Ark</li><li>27:47 How Long Would It Have Taken for Noah to Build the Ark?</li><li>34:24 How the Flood Impacted Humanity and the Planet</li><li>35:55 Where Did Noah Get All the Wood?</li><li>40:19 The Flood Was More Than Just Rain…</li><li>44:40 Conor’s Skepticism of the Scientific Community</li><li>49:07 Observational Science Vs Historical Science</li><li>53:30 How Many Animals Would Have Been on the Ark?</li><li>1:07:00 The Problem of Evil</li><li>1:12:57 Creation Museum Exhibits: Why God Would Have Flooded the World</li><li>1:20:25 Did Man Live with Dinosaurs?</li><li>1:38:45 Does Carbon Dating Show the World Is Millions of Years Old?</li><li>1:54:04 Harmonizing Seeing Distant Stars and the Size of the Universe with a Young Earth</li><li>2:04:47 Death Before Sin? Why the Creation-Evolution Debate Matters</li><li>2:14:56 How the Ark Would Have Survived the Flood</li><li>2:25:45 Re-populating the World after the Flood</li><li>2:34:55 Closing Thoughts</li></ul>#Catholic #bible #creation #creationism #fossilrecord #dinosaur #noah #ark #faith #christianity

They Built a LIFE-SIZE Noah’s Ark: Genesis, the Flood, & the Case for a Young Earth | Bryan Osborne

Join Fr. Michael O’Loughlin and Conor Gallagher for an enlightening and wide-ranging conversation diving deep into the Byzantine Catholic Church—its beauty, complexity, and place within the broader Catholic tradition.In this episode, they discuss what makes the Byzantine rite unique, the relationship between Orthodoxy and Rome, the role of icons, fasting, and confession, and the major theological differences between East and West. Fr. O’Loughlin also shares about his experience with bi-ritualism, demonic encounters, religious life, choosing to live celibacy, and his vision for the future of the Byzantine Church in America.CHAPTERS<ul><li>(02:00) Fr. O’Loughlin’s Introduction</li><li>(08:45) Fr. O’Loughlin’s Podcast</li><li>(12:00) Orthodox: In Line With Rome?</li><li>(20:43) The Rites</li><li>(27:49) Greek Orthodoxy</li><li>(38:05) The Creed</li><li>(45:30) The Role of Rome</li><li>(53:15) The Creed of St. Athanasius</li><li>(56:43) Distinctions in Original Sin</li><li>(1:05:39) Did Mary Actually Die?</li><li>(1:11:30) Involuntary Sins</li><li>(1:20:45) Confession for Byzantines</li><li>(1:31:50) Fasting from the Eucharist</li><li>(1:35:55) Do Byzantines Kneel?</li><li>(1:42:15) Being Bi-ritual: How Do the Rites Differ?</li><li>(1:49:48) Celebrating the Novus Ordo</li><li>(1:58:04) Byzantine Alternative to the Rosary</li><li>(2:08:30) Iconography and Iconicism</li><li>(2:39:20) Byzantine Marriage</li><li>(2:42:20) Why Aren’t You Married?</li><li>(3:53:00) Encountering the Demonic</li><li>(3:11:00) Religious Orders</li><li>(3:19:50) Political Divide in the Byzantine Church</li><li>(3:28:20) What’s Your Vision for Byzantines in America?</li></ul>Fr. O’Loughlin also has his own podcast What God is Not that you can follow on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts! <a rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank" href="https://www.youtube.com/@whatgodisnotpodcast">https://www.youtube.com/@whatgodisnotpodcast</a>Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell to stay up to date with new episodes of The Conor Gallagher Show.#ByzantineCatholic #ConorGallagher #EasternCatholic #CatholicPodcast #CatholicChurch #OrthodoxChristianity #CatholicTheology

The Treasures of the Eastern Church | Fr. Michael O'Loughlin

The declaration that a saint is a Doctor of the Universal Church implies the recognition of a charism of wisdom bestowed by the Holy Spirit for the good of the Church.;—Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI The 35 Doctors of the Church presents the most comprehensive and fascinating collection available anywhere on the lives and labors of the saints who have been declared the Churchs Doctors.From St. Athanasius (c. 297-373) to St. Thérèse of Lisieux (1873-1897), youll find the amazing stories of 35 extraordinary men and women who are honored both for their holiness and for the eminence of their teachings about the Faith.Their work and witness are truly timeless; their lives and wisdom show us how to be holy in our own lives, how to confront the challenges of today, and how to proclaim the Gospel to a modern world hungering for Jesus Christ.Originally published as The 33 Doctors of the Church by Fr. Christopher Rengers, O.F.M.Cap., the 35 Doctors of the Church has been updated by Matthew E. Bunson, PhD, to include two new chapters about recently proclaimed Doctors, St. John of Ávila and St. Hildegard of Bingen. The revised edition also includes a new introduction with a detailed explanation of how the Church proclaims Doctors and their meaning for today.

The 35 Doctors of the Church: Revised Edition

Messages given by Our Lord to Mother Louise Margaret (1868-1915) about the burning love of the Sacred Heart for men. 274 short extracts from her intimate notes; conferences and letters. Says God demands docility to His will and absolute confidence in His paternal love and that His very essence is "Infinite Love."These writings have been translated into many languages and been spread far and wide.

The Love and Service of God, Infinite Love

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This devotional guide invites the reader into contemplative prayer on the Rosary&rsquo;s twenty mysteries through the rich and vivid visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, helping the faithful meditate more deeply on the life of Christ and the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rooted in the Church&rsquo;s tradition of Rosary prayer, it provides descriptive meditations on the Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious Mysteries to draw souls closer to Christ and Mary through reflection on their mysteries and merits.&nbsp;
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<li>Provides descriptive meditations on each of the Rosary&rsquo;s Joyful mysteries to enter into Christ&rsquo;s early life.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Explores the Luminous mysteries to contemplate the public ministry and divine revelation of Jesus.</li>
<li>Delivers vivid, tradition‑rooted reflections on the Sorrowful mysteries to unite the reader with Christ&rsquo;s passion.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Highlights the Glorious mysteries to inspire hope in the Resurrection and the life to come.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Arranged through the eyes of a mystic, these insights help make the Rosary a seasoned devotional encounter with Christ&rsquo;s life and Mary&rsquo;s faith.&nbsp;</li>
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Mysteries of the Rosary

01 Opening Credits

02 Front Matter

03 Introduction

04 Chapter 1 Devotion to Saint Joseph

05 Chapter 2 Typology in Scripture and Theology

06 Chapter 3 Old Testament Types of Saint Joseph

07 Chapter 4 The Significance of the Name Joseph

08 Chapter 5 The Holiness of Saint Joseph

09 Chapter 6 Virginal Spouse of Mary

10 Chapter 7 Protector of the Universal Church

11 Chapter 8 Guardian and Provider of the Eucharist

12 Chapter 9 Patron of a Happy Death

13 Chapter 10 Guardian and Provider for the Souls in Purgatory

14 Chapter 11 Saint Joseph Assumed into Heaven, Body and Soul

15 Chapter 12 Consecration to Saint Joseph

16 Consecration Prayer to Saint Joseph Prayer by Saint Alphonsus

17 Another Prayer

18 Epilogue

19 Appendix Demonstrating the Existence of Purgatory

20 Closing Credits

What is the greatest title of Saint Joseph?While the Litany of St. Joseph is filled with many rich titles describing Joseph’s virtues and duties—such as most just, most chaste, patron of the dying, terror of demons, and protector of the Holy Church—there is one title that stands out which is quietly absent from his litany: the man closest to Christ.Of all the men God has created, no one has been as close to Christ as St. Joseph. He was the first man to hold God in his arms. He was the only man recorded to save Christ’s life. He was, ultimately, the man chosen from all time to be God’s earthly father.Just as his Son was prefigured in the Scriptures, St. Joseph was also long foreshadowed in the Old Testament. Looking at these biblical types opens our eyes to the reality that St. Joseph has many other titles, such as the provider of the Eucharist and the souls in Purgatory.Even though the year of St. Joseph has passed, the insights concerning our spiritual father continue to unfold. As the greatest of all the saints after Our Lady, St. Joseph holds the key to opening the treasuries of Our Lord’s Sacred and Eucharistic Heart. To imitate Christ is the goal of our spiritual lives. And what better way to imitate Christ than to learn from St. Joseph, the man who spent the most time with Him, the man closest to Christ!

Saint Joseph: The Man Closest to Christ

001 Opening Credits

002 Front Matter

003 Book I - Chapter 1

004 Book I - Chapter 2

005 Book I - Chapter 3

006 Book I - Chapter 4

007 Book I - Chapter 5

008 Book I - Chapter 6

009 Book I - Chapter 7

010 Book I - Chapter 8

011 Book I - Chapter 9

012 Book I - Chapter 10

013 Book I - Chapter 11

014 Book I - Chapter 12

015 Book I - Chapter 13

016 Book I - Chapter 14

017 Book I - Chapter 15

018 Book I - Chapter 16

019 Book I - Chapter 17

020 Book I - Chapter 18

021 Book I - Chapter 19

022 Book I - Chapter 20

023 Book I - Chapter 21

024 Book I - Chapter 22

025 Book I - Chapter 23

026 Book I - Chapter 24

027 Book I - Chapter 25

028 Book II - Chapter 1

029 Book II - Chapter 2

030 Book II - Chapter 3

031 Book II - Chapter 4

032 Book II - Chapter 5

033 Book II - Chapter 6

034 Book II - Chapter 7

035 Book II - Chapter 8

036 Book II - Chapter 9

037 Book II - Chapter 10

038 Book II - Chapter 11

039 Book II - Chapter 12

040 Book III - Chapter 1

041 Book III - Chapter 2

042 Book III - Chapter 3

043 Book III - Chapter 4

044 Book III - Chapter 5

045 Book III - Chapter 6

046 Book III - Chapter 7

047 Book III - Chapter 8.

048 Book III - Chapter 9

049 Book III - Chapter 10

050 Book III - Chapter 11

051 Book III - Chapter 12

052 Book III - Chapter 13

053 Book III - Chapter 14

054 Book III - Chapter 15

055 Book III - Chapter 16

056 Book III - Chapter 17

057 Book III - Chapter 18

058 Book III - Chapter 19

059 Book III - Chapter 20

060 Book III - Chapter 21

061 Book III - Chapter 22

062 Book III - Chapter 23

063 Book III - Chapter 24

064 Book III - Chapter 25

065 Book III - Chapter 26

066 Book III - Chapter 27

067 Book III - Chapter 28

068 Book III - Chapter 29

069 Book III - Chapter 30

070 Book III - Chapter 31

071 Book III - Chapter 32

072 Book III - Chapter 33

073 Book III - Chapter 34

074 Book III - Chapter 35

075 Book III - Chapter 36

076 Book III - Chapter 37

077 Book III - Chapter 38

078 Book III - Chapter 39

079 Book III - Chapter 40

080 Book III - Chapter 41

081 Book III - Chapter 42

082 Book III - Chapter 43

083 Book III - Chapter 44

084 Book III - Chapter 45

085 Book III - Chapter 46

086 Book III - Chapter 47

087 Book III - Chapter 48

088 Book III - Chapter 49

089 Book III - Chapter 50

090 Book III - Chapter 51

091 Book III - Chapter 52

092 Book III - Chapter 53

093 Book III - Chapter 54

094 Book III - Chapter 55

095 Book III - Chapter 56

096 Book III - Chapter 57

097 Book III - Chapter 58

098 Book III - Chapter 59

099 Book IV - Chapter 1

100 Book IV - Chapter 2

After the Bible,&#160;The Imitation of Christ&#160;is the all-time favorite book of Catholics throughout the world. And of the English editions, none can equal this inspiring translation by Bishop Richard Challoner.This book speaks to the soul of every true Christian, reminding us of the fleeting nature of earthly joy as opposed to the eternity of happiness with God.The guide of the saints since it first appeared in 1418, it was the sole spiritual reading of St. Therese of Lisieux, who loved it and knew it by heart. Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange asserted that the true mysticism of which it speaks is accessible to all, if they are willing to follow the way of humility, the cross, continual prayer, and docility to the Holy Ghost. &#160;

The Imitation of Christ

In this episode of The Conor Gallagher Show, Conor sits down with Hadley Arkes, the main advocate and architect of the bill that became known as the Born-Alive Infants’ Protection Act, to discuss how the justice system lost its soul and how to get it back.Arkes, the founder and director of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights &amp; the American Founding, lends his expertise on issues he has taught and written about for decades, including:<ul><li>The natural right of people to govern themselves</li><li>The justice system's inability to grasp natural law and common sense</li><li>Leading the fight against relativism and abortion</li><li>His conversion from Judaism to Catholicism</li></ul>This conversation is a serious dose of truth delivered by a rare legendary scholar who doesn't take himself too seriously.Learn more about Hadley Arkes' work at https://www.jameswilsoninstitute.org/Please subscribe to The Conor Gallagher Show and turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode!Chapters<ul><li>(00:01) Preview</li><li>(02:15) Hadley Arkes Bio</li><li>(06:15) What Is Natural Law?</li><li>(09:22) When Conor Made Justice Scalia Angry</li><li>(11:50) Unnecessarily Overcomplicating Right and Wrong</li><li>(19:55) Cohen v. California</li><li>(28:45) The Erosion of Natural Law</li><li>(35:15) How Arts Can Elevate and Debase Culture</li><li>(39:40) The Exorcist of Relativism and Roe v. Wade</li><li>(55:00) Federal vs. State issues</li><li>(1:07:00) James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights &amp; the American Founding</li><li>(1:12:52) Why Hadley Converted from Judaism to Catholicism</li></ul>#NaturalLaw #HadleyArkes #ProLife #ProtectTheUnborn #Privacy #Rights #ConorGallagherShow #TANBooks #CatholicFaith #Justice #JusticeSystem #Truth

How the Justice System Lost Its Soul – and How to Get It Back | Hadley Arkes

The journey of popular podcaster Kimberly Cook was that of many directionless young women in recent decades. As her family fell away from the Catholic Church right before her critical high school years, Cook was allured by relativism and formed by pop culture.Following her artistic interests, she quickly fell in with other outcasts and was strongly influenced by the feminist movement. In her words, "I repetitively encountered the issues of reproductive rights—abortion, contraception, and fertility. During that time, the horror of being a woman was awakened in me." She formed an all-girl punk band and eventually became a "hot-headed feminist-seeking restitution.;In her endless search for truth, God revealed himself to her and she returned to the Church in her early twenties, still struggling to let go of the harmful feminist ideologies that had been ingrained in her— especially the disdain for motherhood. ;As I was blessed with children, I realized that my motherhood was the kind of beauty that was written on the face of Mother Teresa: wrinkled, imperfect, and suffering, but what really mattered was the underlying and continuous desire to serve God.;Motherhood Redeemed is a book that challenges feminism in the modern world while examining how we got here. It reminds us simply that the true nature of womanhood is inseparable with a woman's maternal soul, and that all women are called to be mothers in one form or another.

Motherhood Redeemed

A generation ago, those who wanted to learn more about Francis de Sales's life could turn to A Man of Good Zeal: A Novel Based on the Life of St. Francis de Sales, published by American novelist John Edward Beahn in 1958. This imaginative re-telling of the saint's story, based on the historical records of his life and times, now comes to life again in the TAN Legend series of biographical fiction.St. Francis was born in 1567 in Savoy, a duchy of the western Alps whose fortunes were largely shaped by developments in neighboring France, Switzerland, and Italy. Military and political conflicts there were heightened and complicated by religious tensions between Catholics and Protestants, whose leader John Calvin had settled in nearby Geneva and won a following in some districts of Savoy as well. Francis's aristocratic father had great plans to position him for rapid advancement in this turbulent setting: He sent the young man to law school, maneuvered for his appointment as a senator, and chose a noble heiress as his future wife—but God had other plans.This new edition of A Man of Good Zeal: A Novel Based on the Life of St. Francis de Sales tells the inspiring story of how Francis risked his life to win thousands back to the Catholic faith, transformed the Diocese of Geneva as its bishop, and wrote the spiritual classics that eventually led Rome to name him a Doctor of the Church.

A Man of Good Zeal

Where can we find the peace of Christ?In December of 1925, Pope Pius XI declared the answer to this simple question—Pax Christi in Regno Christi (The peace of Christ is in the kingdom of Christ). His idea was clear: our world is chaotic and hopeless because man does not recognize the sovereignty of Christ. Christs kingly authority has been largely ignored by social and political groups, and even the Church has failed to properly proclaim this great truth.Gods law is higher than any human law; His justice is beyond our comprehension. Jesus Christ is King of the Universe and ruler of all things—but how often do our political or private actions acknowledge this reality?Author Michael Davies explores all the places where the sovereignty of Christ has been ignored or attacked. Some of the places he points to include our modern understanding of rights, our laws and conventions, and our social and political ideologies.In order to combat the rebellion against Jesuss sovereignty, Michael Davies explains how we can correctly submit to Jesuss authority in every part of our lives. Most importantly, he will show you the importance of the Feast of Christ the King and the many other ways we can participate in defending Christs kingdom.The honest and brilliant writing of Michael Davies makes this booklet an exciting read, as well as a manual to help diagnose and treat the many issues of our modern-day life.;For the Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king.;(Isaias 33:22)

The Reign of Christ the King

00 Opening Credits

01 Introduction

02 Chapter 1 Erasing Mary

03 Chapter 2 Satan's Point of Entry - The Malcontent Heart

04 Chapter 3 Goddess Worship Is Afoot

05 Chapter 4 The Big Lie - Changing Human Nature

06 Chapter 5 The Anti-Marian Architects

07 Chapter 6 The New Matriarchy - Fashionable Dictators

08 Chapter 7 The True Mother

09 Chapter 8 Fruit and Content

10 Chapter 9 Understanding Mary's Beauty

11 Chapter 10 Imitating Mary

12 Chapter 11 Six Ways to Combat the Anti-Mary

13 Chapter 12 Helping the Walking Wounded

14 Appendix - Prayers to Combat the Anti-Mary

15 Acknowledgements

16 Note on Translations

17 Closing Credits

The Demonic Influence on Women Today&#160;In the late ’60s, a small group of elite American women convinced an overwhelming majority of the country that destroying the most fundamental of relationships—that of mother and child—was necessary for women to have productive and happy lives. From the spoiling of this relationship followed the decay of the entire family, and almost overnight, our once pro-life culture became pro-lifestyle, embracing everything that felt good. Sixty million abortions later, women aren’t showing signs of health, happiness, and fulfillment. Unprecedentedly high numbers of divorce, depression, anxiety, sexually transmitted disease, and drug abuse all point to the reality that women aren’t happier, just more medicated.&#160; Huge cultural shifts led to a rethinking of womanhood, but could there be more behind it than just culture, politics, and rhetoric? Building off the scriptural foundations of the anti-Christ, Carrie Gress, Ph.D., makes an in-depth investigation into the idea of an anti-Mary—as a spirit, not an individual—that has plagued the West since the ’60s. Misleading generations of women, this anti-Marian spirit has led to the toxic femininity that has destroyed the lives of countless men, women, and children.&#160; Included in The Anti-Mary Exposed:<ul><li>How radical feminism is connected to the errors of Russia, spoken of by Our Lady of Fatima</li><li>The involvement and influence of the goddess movement and the occult</li><li>The influence of “female” demons, such as Lilith and Jezebel</li><li>The repulsive underbelly of radical feminism’s chief architects</li><li>A look at the matriarchy, a cabal of elite women committed to abortion, who control the thinking of most women through media, politics, Hollywood, fashion, and universities</li></ul>The antidote to the anti-Mary is, of course, Mary, the Mother of God, known widely as the most powerful woman in the world and the source of the belief that women ought to be treated with dignity. She is a beacon of all the virtues and qualities—purity, humility, kindness, beauty—that oppose this sinister force that has cast its spell upon so many women. Mary’s influence is unparalleled by any woman in history. She is the perfect model of Christian femininity, who desires to be a spiritual mother to us all, leading us to her Son, and to the fulfillment of our heart’s deepest desires.

The Anti-Mary Exposed

01 - Opening Credits

02 - Dedication

03 - Foreword

04 - Author's Note

05 - Preface

06 - Prologue - Her Name Shall Be Light

07 - War and Exile

08 - Back to Assisi

09 - Francis

10 - The Encounter

11 - Fuga Mundi - Flight From the World

12 - San Paolo of the Abbesses

13 - Knights and Nuns

14 - Sant' Angelo in Panzo

15 - San Damiano - Enclosed and Open

16 - Just One Privilege

17 - Community

18 - The Struggle for San Damiano

19 - The Transitus of Francis

20 - Gaze, Consider, Contemplate and Imitate

21 - Saracens

22 - The Transitus of Clare

23 - Epilogue - Light Shines Again - From San Damiano to San Giorgio

24 - Afterword

25 - Closing Credits

Just as with his stirring narrative of the life of St. Francis, Saint Francis of Assisi: Passion, Poverty, and the Man Who Transformed the Church, author Bret Thoman draws upon his profound knowledge of original sources, his familiarity with the places where these two great founders lived and breathed and changed the world, and his own Franciscan spirituality, to bring to life, like never before, the story of St. Clare of Assisi. Join Thoman as he skillfully weaves the known facts of Clare’s life with imaginative passages that bring the reader into the profoundly spiritual world of the “Light from the Cloister.” Hailing from an aristocratic or “Major” family, Clare continually—in imitation of Our Lord and Francis—sought to make herself lesser or “minor.” In the process, through another of God’s “divine paradoxes,” she became a giant, not only of her age, but of all time. Tenaciously attached to poverty, she became rich as only the saints are; docile and obedient, she stood up to her aristocratic family and, later, princes of the Church in following the path upon which God had set her; frail and vulnerable, she caused Saracen invaders to turn tail and run . . . merely by prostrating herself before the Blessed Sacrament; and though not learned in either theology or canon law, she became the first woman to write a Rule for a new religious community. St. Clare truly was a “light from the cloister” not only for her era but for all time. Meet her as never before in these pages, and, in what is sure to be a profoundly spiritual reading experience, let her light shine upon you. &#160;

Saint Clare of Assisi