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WDR ZeitzeichenAlbertus Magnus: Der Bettelmönch, der alles wissen wollteEr war bedeutendste Gelehrte seiner Zeit. Kölns klügstem Star im Mittelalter (gestorben am 15.11.1280) verdankt die Domstadt nicht zuletzt ihren Weltruhm.In diesem Zeitzeichen erzählt Claudia Friedrich:was über die Jugendjahre von Albertus Magnus bekannt ist,wie der Theologe in Paris in den Talmud-Streit gerät, was sich hinter der "Scholastik" verbirgt,warum Albertus Magnus zum Star des Mittelalters avanciert.Auf einer Reise nach Padua tritt der junge Albertus Magnus dem Dominikaner-Orden bei. Sein Noviziat absolviert er in Köln, später lehrt er als Professor an der angesehenen Universität von Pari...
2025-11-1514 min
Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp.114 - On René Girard and Mimetic DesireProducer Sam Sorich joins us to discusses his documentary Things Hidden: The Life and Legacy of René Girard, an award-winning and full length production about the French- American philosopher and historian. John and Sam discuss the importance of Girard’s work, mimetic theory, and the implications for the world today.
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2025-09-1855 min
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2025-09-1400 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 113 - Introductory Seminar: The Iliad and the OdysseyPlease enjoy listening in on the first seminar of the first Magnus Cohort!
The 2027 Cohort began their three year journey with Dr. David Arias in September of 2024, and they will finish their third year in the summer of 2027!
The 2028 Cohort will begin this September. Do you want to be apart of something like this? Find out how you can join the 2028 Cohort this Fall!
2025-08-252h 02Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 112 - On A Midsummer Night's DreamDr. Travis Cooper recently facilitated this lively discussion on Shakespeares classic, A Midsummer Night's Dream.
If you weren't there live, here is your chance to listen!
At AMI, we believe in the power of great questions that lead to more questions, in an education that focuses on discernment and freedom.
Senior Fellow, Dr. Jospeh Hattrup sums it up beautifully,
"In our culture nowadays... there's just so much of a reality where you're being fed ideas. This is what you're supposed to think about the world. This is what you're supposed to t...
2025-08-151h 53Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 111 - Ad Fontes: Latin, Tradition & FaithWhat is the value of Latin, really?
John Johnson joins Father Peter Hannah to discuss why all the cool people are studying Latin, as well as the Novus Ordo vs traditional Latin mass; Father Peter reminds us how latin is a time honored way to return our culture to the traditions we have discarded. They also discuss his experience in the Magnus Fellowship teaching the Latin course that broke the internet.
Watch the first of 8 classes from Introduction to Ecclesial Latin here:
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2025-08-061h 08Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 110 - History: The Liberal ArtHappy 4th of July!
Celebrate our country’s independence with this extra special discussion with Dr. Richard Ferrier, tutor at Thomas Aquinas College. John Johnson and Dr. Ferrier discuss the complex question of, “Is history a liberal art?” They discuss this question by looking closely at American rhetoric, creeds, conspiracies, great people and cornerstone events from our founding until now.
If you can’t listen in one go, break it up. You don’t want to miss the end.
Calvin Coolidge’s speech on the 150th anniversary of our country’s independence: https://www.presidency...
2025-07-041h 28
Eine Geschichte der Stadt Köln#77 Albertus Magnus - der Doctor Universalis des Mittelalters
In dieser Folge werfen wir einen Blick auf das Leben und Vermächtnis von Albertus Magnus, dem berühmten mittelalterlichen Gelehrten, der die intellektuelle Geschichte Kölns prägte. Erfahre, wie er Glauben mit Vernunft verband, zur Naturwissenschaft beitrug und Teil der Legende um den Bau des Kölner Doms wurde. War Albertus wirklich hinter dem bekanntesten Bauwerk der Stadt?
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2025-05-1929 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 107 - A Community of Learning for Liberal Education“Of all the forms of education, there is one that is best and most perfected and that education has come to be known as liberal education.” - Dr. David Arias
The Magnus Podcast season 5 has arrived! We open with the recording of our recent webinar where we discussed our Cohort Program and the value of liberal education with Dr. Joseph Hattrup, Dr. David Arias, and AMI's Larissa Bianco.
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2025-05-131h 02Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 106 - What is Knowing?How do we know that what we know is true? What does it mean to participate in the truth? What is the object of the will?
Dr. Thaddeus Kozinki joins John to discuss Plato’s divided Line and the levels of being and knowledge.
Read his article Plato and Participation
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2024-12-2056 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 105 - Consecration of Self: Understanding the Order of Techne and TechnologyAre digital tools inherently bad? How should we respond to the problem of tech? How do we know if what we are building is good?
Don't be a tool...just use one. Join John Johnson and Austin Klise, the founder of Klise Consulting as they discuss techne and technology and the implications therein.
You can find Austin @ kliseconsulting.com
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2024-12-1740 min
Thomas More Centre PodcastJohn Johnson - The Albertus Magnus Institute, Liberal Education, and John's Gospel and RevelationJohn Johnson is the cofounder and volunteer Executive Director of the Albertus Magnus Institute (a free online platform offering a truly liberal education) and host of the Magnus podcast. He is also the CEO of Patmos Hosting. He joins Mark to AMI, the benefits of liberal education, and his insights into the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelation.
2024-12-051h 12Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 104 - The Dignity of a Liberal ArtistJoin John Johnson and Angel Adams Parham as they have a discussion about race befitting the dignity of a liberal artist.
Angel Adams Parham is Associate Professor of Sociology, senior fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture, and Associate Director for the major in Political and Social Thought at the University of Virginia. Through her research in historical sociology, she engages in inquiry that examines the past in order to better understand how to live well in the present and envision wisely for the future.
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2024-11-2558 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 103 - Relationship Without RemainderDr. Ryan Messmore of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education joins John to talk about the foundation of the Catholic Faith, the nature of God, and the doctrine of the Trinity. Listen and hear about the good work of ICLE, the pillars of the Catholic Faith, and Christ's relationship with His creation.
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2024-11-1451 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 102 - From Tragedies to Comedies: The Journey of a HeroDr. Tiffany Schubert of Wyoming Catholic College joins Larissa to discuss the idea of the hero. From Virgil’s company of heroes and heroines to Jane Austen’s many female heroines, Dr. Schubert guides us to understand them in light of tragedies and comedies, fate and providence, and epics and novels.
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Check out Dr. Schubert's book Jane Austen's Romantic Medievalism: Courtly Love and Happy Endings
2024-09-2057 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 101 - Refining the RenewalAlex Lessard of Adeodatus joins John Johnson to talk about the ongoing Classical education renewal. Join them in this lively conversation where they discuss issues facing the movement and explore unique solutions and ideas to refine the renewal even more.
Learn more about Adeodatus here!
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2024-08-2251 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 100 - The Nous and the PolisGrab a beer and celebrate our 100th episode with us! John Johnson discusses the soul, the city, and the citizen in this Three Beers Episode with Senior Fellow Palvos Papadopoulos and special guest Ryan Hammill of the Ancient Language Institute.
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2024-07-311h 29Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 099 - To Build and Behold: Recovering from Architectural SuicideWho is man, what is he building, and why does this matter?
Alan Cornett of Cultural Debris joins John Johnson to discuss mans relationship with architecture and both the worldly and eternal implications therein. Listen as they explore the architecture behind majestic Italian Cathedrals, bold American Art Deco and oppressive modern urbanism.
Follow Alan @ @culturaldebris or @alancornett
Learn more about Cultural Debris Excursions!
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2024-07-161h 02Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 098 - The Best and Most Noble ThingsThe Magnus Podcast is BACK and better than ever. If you’re a returning listener, you’ll notice that this season premiere is a change of pace from previous episodes as we announce a tier of courses in the Magnus Fellowship: The Cohort: A Community of Learning for Liberal Education.
This three-year program is at the heart and soul of the Albertus Magnus Institute; it’s an attempt to make concrete what we have been aiming to do since the beginning — to give our Fellows the principle parts of liberal education and unite them as they seek to discove...
2024-07-091h 30
Disciplinas AlternativasDIS-007-III-22-Albertus Magnus, St año 1250.Albertus Magnus, obispo de Ratisbon, se interesó por la alquimia y se le atribuyen algunos logros extraordinarios, incluida la invención de la pistola y el cañón.
Albertus Magnus nació bajo el nombre de Albert de Groot, Graf von Bollstädt, en Larvingen, en el Danubio, hacia 1193; era erudito, teólogo y científico dominico con interés en la alquimia
En años posteriores, tomó el apellido “Magnus” (“el Grande”), que es el equivalente latino de su apellido de Groot.
Se pensaba que Alberto era bastante corto de mente de niño.
Capaz, al...
2024-02-1307 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 093 - The Light of FidelityToday, we are offering you another glimpse into the Magnus Fellowship; this time with Senior Fellow, Dr. Helen Freeh's course, "Friendship and Freedom in the Lord of the Rings."
This is the first half of the first class of the final 8- week course on The Lord of the Rings, offered over three rounds of 8- week courses. This Fall, Fellows have been finishing the seminar with The Return of the King. They have discussed closely how the power of friendship achieves the Ring’s destruction; they have looked at the extreme limitations of the individual acting al...
2023-11-2253 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp.091 - Rousseau and the ImaginationOnce again, we are offering you a quick glimpse into the Magnus Fellowship; this time with Senior Fellow, Dr. Finley's class, “Rousseau and the Diabolical and Moral Imagination."
This course explores the moral dimensions of the imagination through an examination of literature and philosophy. The aim of the course is to define and understand the concept of “imagination” and to be able to assess its role—for good or ill—in thought, action, and politics. Eighteenth-century philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a pioneer of the Romantic movement and helped to shape the heart and mind of the West, both polit...
2023-10-2057 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 090 - Freeing MindsDr. Amir Sabzevary has spent the last thirty years teaching philosophy and religion. Today, he joins John to talk about the journey of both teaching and studying philosophy– how to trek through complicated lives as students and how to reach the unreachable students as teachers.
Discover ever so much more on his Youtube Channel.
Don't forget! Free Fall courses in the Magnus Fellowship start next week.
2023-09-291h 01Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 089 - On Moral ConundrumsThis week on the Magnus Podcast, John and Larissa talk moral theology with high school teacher, Rocky Brittain and attempt to answer difficult moral questions according to Catholic Theology and Thomas Aquinas, such as when is it permissible to kill? How should a priest respond when he hears a life changing confession? How should we respond when we disagree with authority?
Do you have thoughts that you’d like to share after listening to this discussion? Post your answers on twitter to @amifellowship
P.S. Enrollment is open for Fall courses in t...
2023-09-221h 30Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 084 - Opening the Eyes to See“Take courage daughter, the world is not as strong as it seems.” From the diary of Maria Faustina
Brian Fink has returned to the Magnus Podcast to discuss what it means to see reality as it is: to see oneself in order to better understand the enemy, to see the hope in the midst of losing, to see the truth in a poisoned culture, and, ultimately, how to actualize a vision for oneself that is more clear than the illusions of the world.
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2023-06-2754 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 082 - A Magnus Webinar: The Nun’s Priest’s Tale of Chanticleer and the FoxEarlier this spring, we hosted a lovely webinar on one of the most playful of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, The Nun's Priest's Tale of Chanticleer and the Fox. Now we're releasing it as a podcast so you too can enjoy it!
Listen as Dr. Shannon Valenzuela of UD guides us through this delightful introduction to the poet's quirky (and sometimes shocking) combination of the modes of "ernest and game." Combining barnyard antics with a serious exploration of the purpose of storytelling and approaches to reading, this animal fable is a perfect springtime medley of high spirits and seriousness....
2023-06-061h 24Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 080 - Humanizing Humans“We can’t teach the humanities unless the students have been humanized."
In this episode, Dr. Jared Staudt discusses the text, Newman’s Idea of A University, and begs the question, ”What does it mean to explore reality?” He challenges educators and teachers to not become complacent, classical educators, but to seek the beautiful alongside their students and provide them with an education that grounds them in both tradition and reality.
Dr. Jared Staudt is teaching a course in the Magnus Fellowship this summer on Newman's Idea of a University, the book that is the fruit of New...
2023-05-1944 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 077 - To View the Cheerful Skies“The gates of hell are open night and day;
Smooth the descent, and easy is the way:
But to return, and view the cheerful skies,
In this the task and mighty labor lies.”
- from The Aeneid of Virgil
The Magnus Podcast returns with Dr. Matthew Bianco of the CiRCE Institute. Listen to this enlightening discussion on Plato and the allegory of the cave, and wonder and the demise of a vacuous society.
Dr. Matthew Bianco is the Chief Operations Officer for the CiRCE Institute, where he also serves as a hea...
2023-04-271h 10Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 076 - In the End Was the WordWe now bring you Spy Wednesday Bonus Episode 2, continuing in the theme of Holy Week. This is an excerpt from our own John Johnson’s course in the Magnus Fellowship: In the end was the word: Eschatology, Mimesis, and the Beloved Disciple.
Remember that all donors giving just $25/month have access to the recordings for the rest of this course, and all the rest of the courses in the Magnus Fellowship.
Join the Magnus Fellowship today; it's free and always will be.
2023-04-051h 28
TransqatTransqat Episode 21: Albertus Magnus PRIDE00:15 Albertus Magnus College Albertus Magnus (the man) Dominican Sister of Peace AM PRIDE Club04:00 Dr. Bonnie Pepper Jeffrie Gangwisch25:15 Prof. Sarah Wallman25:42 Prof. Deborah Frattini26:30 Newt, CEO Transqat Enterprises LLC QUEERY w/ Cameron Esposito27:30 Pentatonix Mitch Grassi28:30 Janelle Monae29:24 Willow Smith...
2023-03-2450 min
SpringPath: The PodcastIs Albertus Magnus For You? - SpringPath & Albertus Magnus PodcastMike Cardinal interviews Carli Colavolpe for our second Albertus Magnus episode. She explains what makes the school so great including things like location, programs, job placement and scholarships. She also highlights new opportunities coming to Albertus Magnus such as a nursing Co-Op and a brand new Womens Ice Hockey team. If you have any questions for Carli, you may contact her at Carli.Matrisian@albertus.edu. Thanks for watching!
2023-02-2823 min
SpringPath: The PodcastIs Albertus Magnus For You? - SpringPath & Albertus Magnus PodcastMike Cardinal interviews Carli Colavolpe for our second Albertus Magnus episode. She explains what makes the school so great including things like location, programs, job placement and scholarships. She also highlights new opportunities coming to Albertus Magnus such as a nursing Co-Op and a brand new Womens Ice Hockey team. If you have any questions for Carli, you may contact her at Carli.Matrisian@albertus.edu. Thanks for watching!
2023-02-2823 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 067 - Special Christmas MessagePlease take a listen to this 3 minute announcement from the host of the Magnus Podcast and Executive Director of the Institute, John Johnson.
Merry Christmas to our followers, fellows, and donors alike.
Stay tuned for a Christmas episode.
2022-12-2102 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 066 - The Battle for BeautyIf beauty awakens the Divine, what does it mean for a culture when it is deficient in beauty? How do we return beauty to its proper place in the quadrivium? How do we restore beauty to a culture void of wonder?
In this episode, John and Larissa discuss beauty (and the lack) in education with Dr. Shannon Valenzuela.
Shannon K. Valenzuela, Ph.D., is an Affiliate Assistant Professor of Humanities and English at the University of Dallas. She received her B.A. in English and Classics from the University of Dallas, and her P...
2022-12-1554 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 065 - The Enchanting Lie of Democratism“Our will is always for our own good, but we do not always see what that is; the people is never corrupted, but it is often deceived.” Jean Jacques Rousseau
True…or false?
Listen to John interview Dr. Emily B. Finley, author of the newly released book, “The Ideology of Democratism," in which Finley posits that the west has been deceived into a false understanding of democracy that is far removed the true meaning of the word. This enchanting, imaginative “democracy,” has its roots in Enlightenment thinkers, specifically Rousseau and The Social Contract.
So what does...
2022-12-0954 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 064 - On George BernanosThe Magnus Fellowship continues!
Enjoy this glimpse into week one of Senior Fellow, Dr. Hudson's course, “George Bernanos: The Man and His Work.” This is much more than a sneak peak; it’s our longest glimpse yet as Dr. Hudson goes deep into the life of one of the most prominent French novelists of the 20th century.
Find out here how you can watch the rest of this course and access all archived courses- over 40 hours of exceptional classes with some of the top educators in liberal learning.
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2022-11-221h 14Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 063 - The Great Campaign LaunchThis week we turn three years old!
This episode of the Magnus Podcast honors the Feast Day of our namesake, St. Albert the Great, celebrates our third birthday, and launches the Great Campaign.
Please consider joining the Magnus Fellowship and/or giving to the Great Campaign today! With your help, we can continue to liberate the Liberate Arts.
2022-11-1643 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 062 - The Waste Land RevisitedRevisit The Waste Land with us.
Once again, we are offering you a glimpse into the Magnus Fellowship; this time with Senior Fellow, Dr. Freeh’s class, “The Waste Land Revisited: T.S. Eliot’s Diagnosis of Modernity.”
Find out how you can catch the rest of this course AND access all archived courses- over 40 hours of exceptional classes with some of the top educators in liberal learning.
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2022-11-101h 02Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 061 - In the BeginningEnjoy this sneak peak into the Fellowship - week one of Senior Fellow, Dr. Esolen’s course, In the Beginning Was the Word: Poetry and Christology in the Gospel of John.
Find out how you can catch the rest of this course AND access all archived courses- over 40 hours of exceptional discussions and lectures with some of the top educators in liberal learning.
Join the Magnus Fellowship for an education that is as free as it is freeing.
2022-11-041h 03Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 060 - What Is Metaphysics?What is metaphysics? Is it philosophy or science? Is it witchcraft or wizardry? Is it inalterable or constantly changing? Why has it been reinterpreted and misunderstood in today’s culture? How do we return metaphysics to its proper place in the order of knowing and learning?
Dr. David Arias is a professor of philosophy at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, NE. Prior to coming to Nebraska, Dr. Arias taught philosophy, theology, natural science, mathematics, literature, and various other subjects for eleven years at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, CA. Dr. Arias has published in bo...
2022-10-271h 01Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 058 - Contemplating the Divine, or the Study of Numbers The modern understanding of mathematics is disenchanting and fragmented. Dr. Andrew Seeley is here to talk about mathematics within the ancient understanding of the quadrivium and the greater context of the human person.
Dr. Andrew Seeley is a Tutor at Thomas Aquinas College in California, Director of the Arts of Liberty Project at University of Dallas, Executive Director of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education, and on the Board of Directors for the Albertus Magnus Institute. A 1987 graduate of Thomas Aquinas, Dr. Seeley received his Licentiate from the Pontifical Institute in Medieval Studies (Toronto) and a Ph.D. in...
2022-10-1239 minSpringPath: The PodcastSpringPath Podcast: Albertus Magnus- Carli MatrisianSpringPath host Mike Cardinal talks with Carli Matrisian, Admissions Counselor, Athletic Liaison and Head Softball Coach for Albertus Magnus. Carli emphasizes her recipe for success, “Get out of your dorm and get involved with your surroundings.” Albertus offers a 50-acre campus in the college town of New Haven, CT where you can walk to the beach, experience the history of New Haven or drive to NYC or Boston. We also cover the investments Albertus Magnus makes in the success of their students to maintain a 97% employed or masters bound graduate statistic which is well above the national average. Reach out...
2022-10-1217 minSpringPath: The PodcastSpringPath Podcast: Albertus Magnus- Carli MatrisianSpringPath host Mike Cardinal talks with Carli Matrisian, Admissions Counselor, Athletic Liaison and Head Softball Coach for Albertus Magnus. Carli emphasizes her recipe for success, “Get out of your dorm and get involved with your surroundings.” Albertus offers a 50-acre campus in the college town of New Haven, CT where you can walk to the beach, experience the history of New Haven or drive to NYC or Boston. We also cover the investments Albertus Magnus makes in the success of their students to maintain a 97% employed or masters bound graduate statistic which is well above the national average. Reach out...
2022-10-1217 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 057 - Hope and the WillWhat is the difference between a wanderer and a wayfarer? What does it mean to have hope? How do we live the proper journey of wayfarer?
In this episode, John and Larissa talk with Chelsea Niemiec about the virtue of hope and the journey of a wayfarer.
Chelsea is the Director of College Partnerships at The Classic Learning Test and a University of Dallas graduate student studying Classical Education. She recently founded the Catholic Education Invitation.
Follow her on instagram @ classicallychels
Learn more about the The Catholic Education Invitation.
To...
2022-10-0552 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 055 - Reason, Nature, and the Romantic Poets“Once again
Do I behold these steep and lofty cliffs,
That on a wild secluded scene impress
Thoughts of more deep seclusion; and connect
The landscape with the quiet of the sky.”
Excerpt from “Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey,” by Williams Wordsworth
This past summer, we offered our first round of Summer Symposiums in the Magnus Fellowship; enjoy this excerpt from Helen Freeh’s course comparing the views of the early and late romantic poets William Wordsworth and Percy Bysshe Shelley.
You can ca...
2022-09-2058 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 051 - THREE BEERS - Saving Our DemocracySeason 2 of the Magnus Podcast begins with this very special Three Beers episode with Pavlos Papadopoulos. Listen as John, Larissa, and Pavlos discuss Alexis De Tocqueville's great work, Democracy in America.
Pavlos Papadopoulos is Assistant Professor of Humanities at Wyoming Catholic College. He holds a B.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College, Annapolis, as well as an M.A. and Ph.D. in Politics from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas. At Wyoming Catholic, his teaching focuses on courses in the great works of literature, history, rhetoric, and political philosophy. He...
2022-08-191h 12Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 049 - Forged in the Fire of War: The Life of J.R.R. Tolkien with Dr. Helen FreehTimes are tough? Good. Discover how a boy who lost both parents at a young age and fought the bloodiest war in history found a place in the canon of literary greatness. In this lecture for the Magnus Fellowship, Dr. Freeh tells the story of Tolkien that you have never heard.
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2022-03-051h 25Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 048 - Metaphysics Q&A with Dr. David AriasPeek in on the Fellowship at its best as Magnus Fellows engage Aristotle with the pedagogic wonder, Dr. David Arias.
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2022-02-241h 04Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 046 - Joseph Pearce introduces you to Homer’s Iliad"Sing, goddess, the anger of Peleus’ son Achilleus and its devastation,…” Enjoy this taste of the Magnus Fellowship with Senior Fellow Joseph Pearce and Magnus Fellows as they dive into the world of Homer and explore the first three books of his Iliad.
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2021-12-161h 13Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 045 - The Lord of the Rings: All That Is Gold Does Not GlitterJoin Dr. Hellen Freeh in her Magnus Fellowship course Friendship and Freedom in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings as she unpacks the meaning of language, love, and friendship.
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2021-12-1351 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 044 - The Great Turnaround: Metaphysics Week Continues"The wise man has knowledge as far as possible of all things." - Aristotle
In this episode of the Magnus Podcast, Dr. David Arias explores Aristotle’s understanding of being-as-being and axioms and their connection to the study of Metaphysics.
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2021-11-2748 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 043 - Introduction to Metaphysics with Dr. David AriasIt’s Metaphysics week on the Magnus Podcast. Join Senior Fellow David Arias for the opening lecture of his course in the Fellowship on Metaphysics. Explore the first two books of Aristotle’s Metaphysics and groundwork for the study of being.
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2021-11-2452 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 040 - Life Finds a WayIn this episode of the Magnus Podcast join AMI Senior Fellow, Dr. Timothy Furlan and Magnus Fellows in the Bioethics and Aquinas course as they discuss the topic of abortion, where the debate was, where it is today, and how to dissect arguments on either side at their best.
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2021-10-251h 18Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 039 - Flannery O’Connor and the Grotesque Communion of Saints.Join Senior Fellow Deal Hudson and the Magnus Fellowship for a lively class discussion of Flannery O’Connor’s introduction to A Memoir of Mary Ann and her short story “A Late Encounter with the Enemy.” Behold the suffering, grotesque, and happy Saints.
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2021-10-2256 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 038 - Freehdom.Join John and Nicole for a conversation with Drs. John and Helen Freeh, AMI Senior Fellows and pioneers in liberal learning. We discuss the founding of Kateri College of the Liberal and Practical Arts (https://katericollege.org) and Helen’s course in the Magnus Fellowship on Tolkien and Friendship in Lord of the Rings.
To become a Fellow today and join courses live, visit MagnusInstitute.org
2021-10-1945 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 036 - Ethics of Genetic Engineering with Timothy Furlan.If you could give your children perfect pitch or a high I.Q., if you could pick their hair color or height, would you? Is this science fiction or the inevitability of technological progress? Listen as Dr. Timothy Furlan and AMI Fellows discuss genetic engineering and what this could mean for the future of the human race.
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2021-10-1239 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 035 - Triangulation of Desire in Girard and Shakespeare with Patrick Downey and Tiffany Schubert.Join AMI Fellows beginning a course on René Girard’s Theatre of Envy. Professors Downey and Schubert set the groundwork for exploring the realm of mimetic rivalry, triangulation, scapegoating, and how Rene Girard uses these theories in interpreting some of Shakespeare’s greatest plays.
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2021-10-0943 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!Vielleicht sogar ein WunderOhne Bekreuzigung ging bei Ronaldinho gar nichts. Einer der beste Spieler der Welt, Spielmacher beim damaligen Champions-League Sieger FC Barcelona und Hoffnung der brasilianischen Nationalmannschaft, hofft vor jedem Spiel auf Gottes persönlichen Beistand. Ob er da auch für den Sieg der eigenen Mannschaft bittet und um schwache Gegner fleht, bleibt sein Geheimnis. Diego Maradona berief sich vor rund 25 Jahren angesichts eines spielentscheidenden Handspiels immerhin darauf, es sei eigentlich die „Hand Gottes“ gewesen, die sein Team ins WM-Finale geführt habe. Wie aber hält es Gott mit dem Fußball? Dar...
2021-06-2622 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!SeesturmIn der ehemaligen Wachstube der kaiserlichen Garde auf dem Palatin in Rom ist eine Karikatur des Kreuzes an die Wand gekritzelt. Ein Kreuz, an dem ein Mensch hängt mit einem Eselskopf. In der Rüstung eines römischen Legionärs kniet ein Soldat vor diesem Kreuz. Daneben ist ein Text zu entziffern: Alexamenos sebete theon – Alexamenos betet (seinen) Gott an! Eine Karikatur, ein Spott-Kruzifix.
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Hans-Albert Gunk OP
Musikalische Gestaltung: Stefan Peiner
Produktion: Magnus Maschkowitz und Max Gerdesmann
2021-06-1921 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!MenetekelWir tauchen ab in die Zeit um 550 – 540 vor Christus. Damals herrscht König Belsazar. Er plündert den Jerusalemer Tempel und lässt bei einem Gelage die heiligen Gefäße als Trinkbecher missbrauchen. Daraufhin erscheinen unverständliche aramäische Schriftzeichen an der Wand. Die der jüdische Prophet Daniel übersetzt:
Mene: gezählt hat Gott die Tage deiner Herrschaft und macht ihr ein Ende.
Tekel: Gewogen wurdest du auf der Waage und für zu leicht befunden.
Peres: geteilt wird dein Reich und den Persern gegeben.
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Wolfgang Stickler OP
Musikalische...
2021-06-1225 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!Nackt seinIch bin so, wie ich bin - nicht grösser und nicht kleiner, nicht stärker oder klüger. Und mit diesem So-Sein haben wir Menschen seit jeher und immer wieder unsere Mühe. Wir wären häufig gerne anders, besser, schöner, stärker, intelligenter. Wir hätten gerne andere und mehr Möglichkeiten. Genau dies thematisiert die heutige Lesung. Adam und Eva schämen sich zu Beginn der Erzählung nicht dafür, wer oder was oder wie sie sind, sie schämen sich nicht über ihr So-Sein, ihr Nackt- und Bloss-Sein.
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Fritz Wie...
2021-06-0524 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!PfingstenPfingsten gilt bei vielen als der Geburtstag der Kirche. Aber die Kirche kann doch nicht an einem Tag geboren sein. Sie war und sie ist immer noch ein gewaltiges und ein konfliktreiches Inklusionsprojekt, wie man es beispielhaft auch in den Kommentaren zu unserem Liebegewinnt-Gottesdienst sehen kann. Das Gesamtprojekt verdankt sich vielen Inklusions- und Integrationshelfer wie Jesus, Paulus und ganz vielen weiteren Menschen. Und ob sich die ganze Sache mit dem christlichen Abendland ohne diese Integrationshelfer so geklappt hätte ist fraglich. Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Hans Albert Gunk OP Musikalische Gestaltung: F...
2021-05-2225 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!Gott ist die LiebeInhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Wolfgang Stickler OP -
Musikalische Gestaltung: Charlotte Moß, Stefan Peiner und Johannes Kranke -
Produktion: Magnus Maschkowitz und Max Gerdesmann
2021-05-1519 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 034 - BONUS - THREE BEERS - Biotechnological RevolutionsListen in as we preview AMI Senior Fellow Dr. Timothy Furlan’s upcoming course in the Magnus Fellowship, Bioethics and Aquinas. We dive into some timely themes such as trans-humanism, singularity, utilitarianism, and the human condition. Is there hope for the future? From Plato’s Republic to Libido Dominandi, Aristotle to Peter Theil and Elon Musk, this discussion is not to be missed.
Become a Fellow today and enroll in Dr. Furlan’s course at MagnusInstitute.org.
2021-05-151h 19
Bis das Kloster klingt!Wie kannst du deinen Nächsten lieben, wenn er dir auf die Füße trittWie kannst du deinen Nächsten lieben, wenn er dir auf die Füße tritt
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Johannes Witte OP
Musikalische Gestaltung: Friederike Kannenberg und Bernhard Bendfeldt, Johannes Kranke
Produktion: Magnus Maschkowitz und Max Gerdesmann
2021-05-0921 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 033 - The Thirty-Third Canto with Anthony Esolen.This is the final lecture from Senior Fellow Anthony Esolen’s course for the Magnus Fellowship: Into the World Beyond with Dante. Complete course recordings from this and every course in the Magnus Fellowship are now available to all AMI Fellows. Become one today at MagnusInstitute.org.
New Summer and Fall courses in the Magnus Fellowship just announced. Jump on in. https://magnusinstitute.org/magnus-courses/
Buy Dr. Anthony Esolen’s translation of the Divine Comedy here if you can’t find it in your local brick and mortar bookstore: https://www.amazon.com/Inferno-Divine-Comedy-Dante/dp/0812970063/ref=sr_1...
2021-05-051h 59
Bis das Kloster klingt!Auf das LebenDie symbolische Bedeutung des Weines als Genuss- und Nahrungsmittel zieht sich durch viele Religionen der Welt. Bei vielen Völkern gab es eigene Weingötter, zum Beispiel Dionysos bei den Griechen und Baccus bei den Römern, oft auch im Zusammenhang mit Liebe, Lebensfreude, Fruchtbarkeit und ausgelassenem Trinkgenuss. Und dass der Wein auch im „Buch der Bücher“ einen besonderen Stellenwert hat, beweisen über 500 Bibelstellen des Alten und Neuen Testaments.
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Hans-Albert Gunk OP
Musikalische Gestaltung: Hilmar Scharf, Ulrich Scharf, Friederike Kannenberg und Bernhard Bendfeldt
Produktion: Magnus Ma...
2021-05-0124 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 032 - Welcome to Paradise with Anthony Esolen.Please enjoy this introductory lecture on Dante’s Paradiso by author, professor, translator, and AMI Senior Fellow, Dr. Anthony Esolen.
This is an excerpt from Dr. Esolen’s course in the Magnus Fellowship, “Into the World Beyond with Dante.”
To become a Fellow yourself, and join us for these courses live, visit MagnusInstitute.org today.
2021-04-271h 57Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 031 - BONUS - THREE BEERS - René Girard's Theater of EnvyProf. Patrick Downey, AMI Senior Fellow and Author of "Desperately Wicked", joins us for three beers to discuss his upcoming course for the Magnus Fellowship. Follow us through the weeds into the heart of the Christian Mysteries as we dive into the mimetic theory of René Girard.
Registration for Dr. Downey's upcoming course on Girard opens soon. Become a Fellow today at MagnusInstitute.org.
2021-04-241h 14
Bis das Kloster klingt!Es ist mehr möglich als wir denken.Das Passa-Fest in Jerusalem ist vorüber. Der Auferstandene war Maria von Magdala und den Jüngern erschienen. Die Jünger sind von Jerusalem in ihre Heimat zurückgekehrt, nach Galiläa, zum See Gennesaret, an ihre Arbeit. Statt als Menschenfischer arbeiten sie wieder als gewöhnliche Fischer, um sich und ihre Familien zu ernähren. Nun folgt eine seltsame Geschichte: Der Auferstandene verhilft den Fischern zu einem unerwartet reichen Fischzug. Seltsam ist in dieser Erzählung nicht nur der plötzliche reiche Fang zur falschen Tageszeit. Es gibt auch Unstimmigkeiten und Wider...
2021-04-1722 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!„Du bist in der Gnade" - Nelly SachsZwischen deinen Augenbrauen steht deine Herkunft eine Chiffre aus der Vergessenheit des Sandes. Du hast das Meerzeichen hingebogen verrenkt im Schraubstock der Sehnsucht. Du säst dich mit allen Sekundenkörnern in das Unerhörte. Die Auferstehungen deiner unsichtbaren Frülinge sind in Tränen gebadet. Der Himmel übt an dir Zerbrechen. Du bist in der Gnade. - Nelly Sachs
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Johannes Witte OP
Musikalische Gestaltung: Laurin Mengedoth, Regine Hain, Stefan Peiner, Mathias Bode
Produktion: Magnus Maschkowitz und Max Gerdes...
2021-04-1022 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!PalmsonntagAm Palmsonntag feiern wir den triumphalen Einzug von Jesus in Jerusalem. Die Menschen jubeln ihm zu mit Palmzweigen in den Händen. Wenige Tage später ist der Jubel verflogen, die Begeisterung der Menschen für Jesus hat sich in Hass und Gleichgültigkeit gewandelt. Sie verlangen die Kreuzigung. Schaulustige begleiten Jesus auf seinem Weg nach Golgotha. Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Hans-Albert Gunk Musikalische Gestaltung: Friederike Kannenberg und Bernhard Bendfeldt Produktion: Magnus Maschkowitz und Maximilian Gerdesmann Link zur Onlinekollekte auf PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/stalbertusmagnus Sehr gerne kannst du uns dein...
2021-03-2715 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp.030 - Into the World Beyond with Anthony Esolen.Grab your copy of the Divine Comedy and listen into a full class in the Magnus Fellowship taught by Dr. Anthony Esolen.
Visit MagnusInstitute.org today to become a Fellow and register for our next round of courses soon to be announced.
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2021-03-221h 53Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 029 - Dante’s St. Thomas, S.A. Cortright.Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) holds the Catholic Church's title of Doctor Communis (Common Doctor) meaning that after Christ and the Apostles who were blessed by Christ, Thomas is her greatest teacher. What does the Common Doctor’s work have to do with that of Dante? More than you might think. Join us for AMI President Steven Cortright’s first class in the Magnus Fellowship.
Our next round of courses will be announced soon. Become a Fellow today and register at MagnusInstitute.org
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2021-03-1658 min
Bis das Kloster klingt!Kunst ist reden mit GottAm 11. Februar 1869 wurde Elisabeth Schüler in Elberfeld, einem heutigen Stadtteil von Wuppertal, geboren. Während ihrer glücklosen Ehe mit dem Arzt Jonathan Lasker entdeckte sie ihre schriftstellerischen Neigungen. In ihren gefühlsbetonten Werken befasst sich Else Lasker-Schüler mit den Themen Liebe, Familie und Religion, schafft mystische Traumwelten, in denen sie christliche, alttestamentarische und orientalische Elemente vereint. Sich selbst stilisierte sie zur Herrscherin erfundener Legenden, in denen ideale Vorstellungen im Spannungsverhältnis mit realen politischen und persönlichen Lebensumständen stehen.
Inhaltliche Gestaltung: Pater Wolfgang Stickler OP ...
2021-03-1325 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 028 - Dante at 700 with Anthony Esolen.Season 2 of Magnus Podcast kicks off with a visit from renowned scholar, translator, author, and AMI Senior Fellow, Dr. Anthony Esolen. Listen in on his inaugural lecture for the Albertus Magnus Institute’s Fellowship as we dive deep into the life, times, and work of Dante Alighieri and read the first ten cantos of Dante’s Inferno.
Visit MagnusInstitute.org today to become a Fellow and register for our next round of courses soon to be announced.
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Anthony Esolen’s translation...
2021-03-091h 14Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 027 - It's Science! - David Arias.In a day when science is heralded as an authority among all things, we pause to ask: what is it? This deep dive into natural science through Aristotle's physics is from Senior Fellow, David Arias who teaches Philosophy of Nature in the Magnus Fellowship. What is nature and what makes a thing natural? Nature vs. art. Science as knowledge through causes. What's a cause? Understanding the four causes (material, formal, efficient, final). Mobile being as the subject matter of natural science.
Enroll in the Magnus Fellowship today at MagnusInstitute.org
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2020-10-201h 15Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 026 - Breaking Bad Physics: Aristotle v. HeisenbergDoes modern physics fail to develop beyond the pre-Socratics in its use of philosophical monism and pluralism? Sit in on Magnus Fellowship course Philosophy of Nature with Dr. David Arias who addresses the problem of becoming and the questions of universal matter, primary substance, mobile being, and substantial becoming.
Enroll in the Magnus Fellowship today at MagnusInstitute.org
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2020-10-141h 02Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 025 - An Introduction to Aristotle's Physics, David Arias.Senior Fellow David Arias is a professor of philosophy at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, NE, father of 13, and (if we may say so) a pedagogical wonder. Drop in on his second Philosophy of Nature class where , David Arias introduces our Magnus Fellows to the fundamentals of Aristotle's epistemology. Matter, form, privation. Accidents and Substance. Aristotle on the pre-socratics. Aristotle's influence on Aquinas and other theological implications.
Want to make a substantial change? Enroll in the Magnus Fellowship today at MagnusInstitute.org
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2020-10-101h 59Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 024 - An Introduction to William Shakespeare, Joseph Pearce.Listen in on Senior Fellow, Joseph Pearce's inaugural class in the Magnus Fellowship. William Shakespeare, his life, times, and faith. Was Shakespeare a closet Catholic? How can we read him and enjoy it?
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2020-09-2253 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 023 - The Fr. Owen Carroll: Being and Loving in St. ThomasProving the Existence of God. Being, truth, and the desire to know more fully. Voluntas. Responding to the "But who moved God?" argument. Bertrand Russell and Kant. Motus in Aquinas vs Aristotle, and breaking through the infinite regress objection. Have you heard this before? Dying and the glory of beauty. Christ, giver of life. Love as the intellectual desire. Countering the modern desire to oppose the intellect and the will. Love and the first act of the will.
NB: at 24:17 Fr. Owen says "Motus for Aristotle is this movement from non-being to being." He seems to have mea...
2020-09-0459 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 022 - Fr. Owen Carroll: Is Sacred Doctrine a Science?We continue our series with Fr. Owen Carroll as we sound the depths of the first question of the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas. Is Sacred Doctrine a science? If so, a science of what? We find in St. Thomas a vision of 'sacra doctrina' as the science of God and the Blessed—a deeply societal, intensely personal, and supremely joyous way of knowing.
Follow along with this excellent translation of the text:
https://www3.nd.edu/~afreddos/summa-translation/Part%201/st1-ques01.pdf
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2020-08-2259 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 021 - Fr. Owen Carroll: What is Sacred Doctrine?You might not know of him, but you know of his students. Rev. Dr. Owen Carroll taught for decades at DePaul, St. Mary's College of CA, and the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology. Praying to remain hidden, his work as teacher and spiritual father of many has born much fruit. Today, he teaches us.
Through the lens of St. Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, discover the first principle of sacred doctrine. This first episode in a series with Fr. Carroll will plumb the depths. Grab your Summa and a notebook!
To become a Fellow with t...
2020-08-131h 26Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 020 - BONUS - THREE BEERS (Fourth of July Edition) - Education and AmericaSit in for a few cold beers at Garman's Irish Pub in Santa Paula, CA with John Johnson and Dr. Andrew Seeley, member of the board of directors at the Albertus Magnus Institute.
Part 1: Should the educated person find fulfillment in the civic life or the contemplative life? A brief history of liberal education in America and Thomas Aquinas College. What is the seminar method? How learning to learn gets you any job.
Part 2: (THE FOURTH BEER): America: liberal or liberal? To what extent is the American experiment compatible with authentic human freedom?
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2020-07-042h 20Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 019 - Wonder Seeking Wisdom with Tiffany Schubert.What is the role of the novel in a liberal education? Jane Austin vs. Flannery O'Connor. Geoffrey Chaucer's Miller's Tale, Dave Chappelle, the scandal of the body, and the Incarnational character of lurid prose. Newman on knowledge as a good before it's a power and the totally useless, totally generative liberal arts. Techne and the arts, Christ the Technician. Why screens make us so unhappy and some gems on Wyoming Catholic College.
We have announced our inaugural body of Senior Fellows. Dr. Tiffany Schubert is one of them. Check out the rest here: https://magnusinstitute.org/senior-fellows/
2020-07-0153 min
Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterSeit 30 Jahren mit Herz dabeiSeit 30 Jahren ist Helga Knoblauch nun schon in unserer Gemeinde aktiv. Dafür hat sie eine Folge in unserem Podcast und den St. Albertus Magnus Preis auf jeden Fall verdient. Diesen erhielt sie dieses Jahr für ihr außerordentliches Engagement im Caritaskrei, Migrantenkreis und vielem mehr.
Viel Spaß!
2020-06-1010 min
Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterPater Philipps Wege führten nach RomCiao!
Auch aus dem fernen Rom kann man im Podcast zu hören sein. Wir hatten Pater Philipp Wagner aus Rom am Telefon. Er hat einiges aus seiner Zeit in Braunschweig zu berichten gehabt und vieles aus Rom.
Viel Spaß, oder wie es in Italien heißt, Divertiti!
2020-05-2732 min
2020-05-2015 min
Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterTheater und Schule trotz Corona - Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterDieses mal hatten wir Johannes Kranke am Telefon, er ist Messdiener und Pfadfinder in der Gemeinde und auch außerhalb der Gemeinde sehr aktiv. Viel Spaß!
2020-05-1310 min
Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterBegegnung auf Abstand - Susanna Pütters und Hans-Albert im InterviewIn unserer heutigen Podcastfolge hat sich Pater Hans-Albert das Mikrofon geschnappt und Susanna Pütters zum Caritas Gesprächskreis für Migranten befragt. Was wird in der wöchentlichen Arbeit gemacht und wie funktioniert diese Gruppe zu Zeiten von Corona?
Viel Spaß euch bei dieser Folge!
2020-05-0618 min
Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterMaria 2.0; Heidemarie Erhardt im Interview - Krise reimt sich nicht auf KlosterHeute hatten wir Heidemarie Erhardt am Telefon. Es geht viel um Maria 2.0. Also unbedigt reinhören!
Viel Spaß
2020-04-2915 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 018 - Love and Dominion Pt. 3, Patrick Downey.Wrapping the live mini-course with an exploration of Sören Kierkegaard's "Philosophical Fragments," this lecture and discussion plums the depths of what it is to be lover and beloved.
An online version of the text discussed can be found here: https://www.religion-online.org/book/philosophical-fragments/
Dr. Patrick Downey's latest book can be purchased here:
https://www.amazon.com/Desperately-Wicked-Philosophy-Christianity-Human-ebook/dp/B002VLZ4KC/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=Patrick+Downey&qid=1584753386&sr=8-7
Donate to the Albertus Magnus Institute or apply for the fellowship here: https://magnusinstitute.org/
2020-03-231h 28Magnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 017 - Love and Dominion Pt. 2, Patrick Downey.Continue a philosophical and theological survey of love and dominion with author, professor, and Senior Fellow of the Albertus Magnus Institute, Dr. Patrick Downey. From Plato and Aristotle, to the Bible, you're going to appreciate this lecture that will serve as a foretaste of things to come at the Albertus Magnus Institute. We are gearing up to revolutionize higher education.
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2020-03-2252 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 016 - Love and Dominion Pt. 1, Patrick Downey.Jump into a philosophical and theological survey of love and dominion with author, professor, and senior fellow of the Albertus Magnus Institute, Dr. Patrick Downey. From Plato and Aristotle, to the Bible, you're going to appreciate this lecture that will serve as a foretaste of things to come at the Albertus Magnus Institute.
We are gearing up to revolutionize higher education. Are you in?
Learn more, join the Magnus Fellowship, and donate today at MagnusInstitute.org .
2020-03-1041 minMagnus Podcast: Conversations from the Catacombs of Liberal EducationEp. 015 - A Gentler Introduction to the Trivium and Quadrivium, Steven Cortright.Steven Cortright, President of the Albertus Magnus Institute, and Professor at Saint Mary's College of California, discusses each of these seven arts that can make a man free.
For more, visit MagnusInstitute.org.
2020-03-0953 min
The Meat GrinderCourtside with Joe Morelli S2 E3: Albertus Magnus coach MITCH OLIVERAlbertus Magnus coach Mitch Oliver talks about his team, his program and how to navigate the wild world of college basketball recruiting. Plus, Joe and Sean eulogize Sheila Beneski, the first lady of CT basketball.
Rundown:
0:00 — Opening Montage: Trumbull ends Staples' unbeaten start (Trumbull's Mileeq Green, coach Buddy Bray).
0:51 -- Recapping the week that was: East Catholic wins big at Hoophall, Windsor survives. The latest Top 10 Poll.
14:34 -- Remembering Sheila Beneski, the First Lady of Connecticut HS Basketball.
21:58 -- Interview with Albertus Magnus coach Mitch Oliver.
56:02 -- Wrapping up, games to watch this week. Learn more about yo...
2020-01-211h 07
The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast5 Simple Ways Albertus Magnus Can Improve Your Memory PalacesDid you know that your ability to be a moral person directly connects to the quality of your memory? At least, that's according to Albertus Magnus and I think he's right. Why? A few reasons. First off, forgetfulness is an unnecessary evil. Let it run your life and you're automatically living on the Dark Side. Second, you learn, memorize and recall less than you're capable of. That's not only an act of self-cruelty. It's a crime against humanity. Finally, if you're not on top of your ability to memorize...
2016-04-2140 minThe Magnetic Memory Method Podcast5 Simple Ways Albertus Magnus Can Improve Your Memory PalacesDid you know that your ability to be a moral person directly connects to the quality of your memory? At least, that's according to Albertus Magnus and I think he's right. Why? A few reasons. First off, forgetfulness is an unnecessary evil. Let it run your life and you're automatically living on the Dark Side. Second, you learn, memorize and recall less than you're capable of. That's not only an act of self-cruelty. It's a crime against humanity. Finally, if you're not on top of your ability to memorize...
2016-04-0240 min
History of Alchemy PodcastHistory of Alchemy Podcast: Albertus MagnusWe look at the reputation Albertus Magnus had as an alchemist. Where that reputation came from and who Albertus Magnus was and what he did. A show by podcastnik.com — visit the site for all projects and news. Visit HistoryofAlchemy.com for more background on the alchemists and concepts of this podcast. ☞ Check out our new show, Past Access! (YouTube Link) ☜ Twitter @Travis J Dow | @Podcastnik | @AlchemyPodcast — Facebook Podcastnik Page | Alchemy Podcast — Instagram @podcastnik Podcastnik YouTube | Podcastnik Audio Podc...
2013-02-1600 minLaurentiusAlbertus Magnus "Findet die Wahrheit, denn die Wahrheit macht Euch frei!"Dieses Zitat wir dem hl. Albertus Magnus zugeschrieben. Die Wahrheit war stets für ihn ein Grundpfeiler seines Handelns und Wirkens. In seiner "Summa Theologiae" seiner umfassenden Darstellung der Theologie, erschienen um 1270, versuchte er, aristotelisches Gedankengut mit den christlichen Lehren zu vereinen. Er gilt daher als erster Gelehrter, der die Philosophie des Aristoteles mit der christlichen Lehre verband. Sein Schüler, der hl. Thomas von Aquin setzte diese Arbeit fort. Im Jahre 2006 jährt sich zum 75.Mal der Tag seiner Heiligsprechung durch Papst Pius den XI. Lauingen, seine Geburtsstadt, feiert dieses Jubiläum mit einem festlichen Pontifikalgottesdienst im Martinsmünster. Der h...
2006-02-1600 min