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Free ExpressionEpisode 151 – Manion, MentockEpisode 151 (Manion, Mentock) (1) Christopher Manion on how Catholic charitable organizations have become agents of the welfare state; (2) filmmaker Emily Mentock describes her documentary about teenage saint Carlo Acutis.
2025-05-2728 min
Dr Taylor Marshall Podcast1185: Will JD Vance Investigate DC Cardinal McElroy and US Bishops? John Yep and Dr. Marshallhttps://amzn.to/4hubqXm – BOOK: Charity for Sale by Dr. Christopher Manionhttps://www.birchgold.com/taylor — Get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to Gold in the Trump Era today.1) Catholic Prayer for America Gala at Mar-a-Lago: https://CforC.com/events2) 100 Priests At Mar-a-Lago: https://CforC.com/100priests3) 1 Ticket Giveaway! Enter for your chance to win: https://CforC.com/winhttps://nsti.com/checkout/?rid=pJNK69 Click to receive your $1 jump start at N...
2025-03-121h 14
Keep The Faith's PodcastHumanae Vitae in the Age of the Laity - 2014 - Defending Life from the Catacombs -Dr. Christopher Manion highlights the rights of the laity to take the lead in temporal affairs and urges the bishops to return to the exercise of their proper authority. Dissidents have spawned widespread confusion by turning Catholic teaching upside down. For fifty years and more the bishops' conference has advocated a liberal political agenda as though it were binding on all the faithful. Meanwhile, many bishops admit that they have simply failed to preach the Church's magisterial teaching of Humanae Vitae. Referring to contemporary examples, this presentation highlights the rights of the laity to take the lead in temporal...
2024-07-221h 06
Keep The Faith's PodcastDefending Life from the Catacombs - Monterey 2014 - Q & A SundayFather Kenneth Baker, S.J., moderates the question-and-answer session with Christopher Ferrara, Dr. Ronald Connolly, and Dr. Christopher Manion on Sunday after the 2014 Latin Mass Conference in Monterey California.
2024-07-2245 min
Utajua HujuiThe Case for Colonialism: A ReviewAileen has some demons to work through, and one of them is people who think that colonialism has a bad rep and should make a comeback like it’s fucking mom jeans in the late 2010s-early 2020s. Oh, and like colonialism went away, which it never did.
There are no digressions this time. It is just pure, directed pettiness.
Sources
Giley's Article: https://www.nas.org/academic-questions/31/2/the_case_for_colonialism
Books
Laurence Bergreen: Columbus: The Four Voyages
Patrice Lumumba: Congo, My Country, (https://archive.org/details/congomycountry0000lumu)
Melanie Manio...
2023-11-1559 min
The Angry Catholic ShowThe Angry Catholic Show "BEST OF" episode 180 w/ Christopher ManionChris Manion (TheWandererPress.com) joins us to discuss... The voice of one crying in the desert AID - Bill Donahue... from guard dog to lap dog Bishops at the border website: TheAngryCatholic.com e-mail: mail@TheAngryCatholic.com
2022-08-1348 min
Bite-Sized Broadway: A Mini-Musical PodcastSheila the Tiny TurtleSeason 1 Episode 8 - Sheila the Tiny Turtle - Book and Lyrics by Caitlyn Burt, Music by Amir Shoenfeld.In the Australian desert, a family of turtles works hard to find food for their sick mother. Sheila, the cleverest - yet smallest - turtle of the family, is mocked by her brothers for not being able to contribute due to her size. When Sheila hears about a cure located dangerously far across the desert, she determines to bring the seeds back to save her mum. While crossing the sand, Sheila encounters a kangaroo, followed by...
2021-11-3050 min
The Angry Catholic ShowThe Angry Catholic Show episode 116 w/ Christopher Manion (The Wanderer)Chris Manion (The Wanderer) joins us to discuss... The Voice of one crying in the desert AID - Bill Donahue... From guard dog to lap dog Bishops at the border website: TheAngryCatholic.com e-mail: mail@TheAngryCatholic.com
2021-05-0851 min
Talking in CirclesTalking In Circles: First Show of 2016! NASCAR Silly Season, Update on FranchiseOn this episode of Talking In Circles we discuss the news about Premium Motorsports aquiring the No. 40 team of Hillman Smith Racing for the 2016 season. The No. 40 team from 2015 was not eligible for a charter and this will allow the team to be locked in. We discuss what this means for 2016 season and will we see more of this?
Kentucky Speedway will repave their facility and add banking in the corners.
Richmond removes seats from its facility. Backstretch seats will be removed from Richmond lower the capacity from 75k to 60k. One of several tracks that has lowered the capacity, in...
2016-01-081h 01
Footnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 66: New York’s Cardinal, New York’s Senator, and New York’s Minority abortion rateHillary Clinton has proclaimed a woman’s right to abortion as her “bedrock truth.” In view of the tens of thousands of minority children killed by abortion in New York every year, what should Cardinal Dolan say to his state’s former junior senator? Hillary Clinton has proclaimed a woman’s right to abortion as her “bedrock truth.”…
2014-04-0306 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 65: Charlie Van Heck, RIPCharlie Van Hecke, whose voice has introduced this program for the past 18 months, has gone to his eternal reward. May he rest in peace. Charlie Van Hecke, whose voice has introduced this program for the past 18 months, has gone to his eternal reward. May he rest in peace.
2014-03-2702 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 64: TyrannyFather James Schall, S.J., reflects on democracies, good and bad. Father James Schall, S.J., reflects on democracies, good and bad.
2014-03-2206 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 64: SubsidiarityThe Catholic principle of subsidiarity is fundamental to the governance of the Church, but it is also important to the Natural Law, the Common Law, and, with a unique caveat, to the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, where it defends us from intrusion into our home and community life by ambitious politicians. The…
2014-03-0307 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 63: Easy LiberalismWhy is the media so predictably liberal and anti-Catholic? And why do media “conservatives” and media “Catholics” sound so dumb? Why is the media so predictably liberal and anti-Catholic? And why do media “conservatives” and media “Catholics” sound so dumb?
2014-02-2506 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 62: FatherhoodDo fathers make a difference? Two distinguished observers of the American scene think so. Professor Walter Williams and Dr. Patrick Fagan offer findings that don’t fit in to the politically correct view of our society and culture. Do fathers make a difference? Two distinguished observers of the American scene think so. Professor Walter Williams and…
2014-02-1906 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 61: Tim CarneyMost sensible people are tired of the Prestige Media and its lapdog liberals. Fortunately, there’s one Washington reporter who actually knows what he’s doing. Most sensible people are tired of the Prestige Media and its lapdog liberals. Fortunately, there’s one Washington reporter who actually knows what he’s doing.
2013-12-3103 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 60: DissidentsDissident Catholics are a curious bunch. They reject the teaching authority of the Church, they can’t say the Creed honestly, and yet they insist on calling themselves “Catholic” and demand that the Church change its teachings to accommodate them. Can you figure them out? Dissident Catholics are a curious bunch. They reject the teaching authority…
2013-12-2803 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 59: CRSThe relationship between the Church’s charities and the federal government is not often discussed in fundraising campaigns of groups like Catholic Relief Services. Is that a good idea? The relationship between the Church’s charities and the federal government is not often discussed in fundraising campaigns of groups like Catholic Relief Services. Is that a good…
2013-12-2104 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 58: Dolan CheerleaderTimothy Cardinal Dolan, outgoing president of the U.S. Catholic Bishops Conference, says that the bishops, some of Obama’s “greatest supporters,” can’t be cheerleaders for the president until he ends the HHS Contraception Mandate. Is Cardinal Dolan on the right track here? Timothy Cardinal Dolan, outgoing president of the U.S. Catholic Bishops Conference, says that the…
2013-12-1406 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 57: Envy“Social Justice” groups argue that the “gap between the rich and the poor” is the major cause of poverty. Would it help if we were all poor? “Social Justice” groups argue that the “gap between the rich and the poor” is the major cause of poverty. Would it help if we were all poor?
2013-12-1205 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 56: Bread for the WorldMany groups raising money to “fight poverty” are actually using contributions to hire lobbyists in Washington. Does this meet the “Truth in Advertising” standard? Many groups raising money to “fight poverty” are actually using contributions to hire lobbyists in Washington. Does this meet the “Truth in Advertising” standard?
2013-12-0104 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 55: Home SchoolingThere’s more to homeschooling than content and curriculum: the habits homeschoolers learn are far different from those inculcated in public school students. There’s more to homeschooling than content and curriculum: the habits homeschoolers learn are far different from those inculcated in public school students.
2013-11-2406 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 54: Should Catholics be concerned about Common Core?The National Catholic Education Association has endorsed the Federal Government’s “Common Core” educational standards. Should Catholics be concerned? The National Catholic Education Association has endorsed the Federal Government’s “Common Core” educational standards. Should Catholics be concerned?
2013-11-2005 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 53: Census WelfareThe Census Bureau reports that the number of Americans receiving means-tested welfare benefits is greater than the number who work full time. Should the Catholic church take note? The Census Bureau reports that the number of Americans receiving means-tested welfare benefits is greater than the number who work full time. Should the Catholic church take…
2013-11-1406 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 52: Will the Bus Head For Chicago?The “Nuns on the Bus” are acting like a couple of political charlatans. But they can reprieve their reputations by rallying to the long-standing tradition of women religious and their service to children. The “Nuns on the Bus” are acting like a couple of political charlatans. But they can reprieve their reputations by rallying to…
2013-10-3104 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 51: Is the Natural Law “Rational”?The Washington Post doesn’t think so. The Washington Post doesn’t think so.
2013-10-2505 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 50: Is Big Brother Sharing Your Secrets?What would happen if the word got out that the U.S. Government were sharing all your personal data, conversations, and emails with the Vatican? Ed. note: due to technical glitch, this episode has been updated to connect to the correct audio file. What would happen if the word got out that the U.S. Government were…
2013-10-2006 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 49: Two Texan FilibustersFootnote wandered over to the Senate Chamber last month to watch Sen. Ted Cruz read a bedtime story to his kids. But the media prefer the Texas State Senator who spent eleven hours defending infanticide. Footnote wandered over to the Senate Chamber last month to watch Sen. Ted Cruz read a bedtime story to his…
2013-10-1704 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 48: German SWAT team invades Homeschooling HomeGerman authorities sent a SWAT team with a battering ram to “rescue” four homeschooled children from their parents’ “prison” in Darmstadt. Footnote rejects the notion that this mentality is a leftover from the Hitler ear, and traces the mentality much further back in Germany. Footnote also recalls that John Swett, the state Superintendent of Education…
2013-09-2806 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 47: Wrong-Way CampaignWrong-Way Corrigan flew out of Floyd Bennett field in New York in 1938, heading for California. He somehow wound up in Dublin, Ireland, instead. President Obama’s proposed standards for government student loans demand higher graduation rates, rather than improved educational standards, at participating colleges and universities. Is he heading in the wrong direction? Wrong-Way Corrigan…
2013-09-2404 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 46: Student Loans and Government ControlThree years ago, the federal government quietly took over the student loan program from private lenders. Today, the other shoe is falling, as Obama announces that the government will decide which institutions of higher learning merit the federal support, “in the government’s opinion.” Will Catholic institutions suing the Obama Administration make the cut? Three years…
2013-09-1803 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 45: The Cures of Brother AndreSaint André Bessette cured so many cripples that their crutches line wall after wall of the Oratory of Saint Joseph, which he founded on Mount Royal in Montreal. Footnote looks at one of those miraculous cures, as chronicled by Laurent Bucher, CSC, Saint André’s biographer. Saint André Bessette cured so many cripples that their crutches…
2013-09-1404 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 44: Brother AndreSaint André Bessette, known to millions simply as Brother André, was the porter at Notre Dame College (High School) in Montreal, Quebec. He is the first canonized saint of the Congregation of the Holy Cross (the CSC’s), which also founded Notre Dame University. Footnote looks at Brother André’s devotion to the spirit of the CSC’s,…
2013-09-1105 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 43: Notre Dame led Academic Independence movementProfessor Rice: 45 years ago, Notre Dame led a group of Catholic universities in declaring independence from the Catholic Church. Did it lead to academic excellence? Or more money for the school and more debt for the students? Professor Rice: 45 years ago, Notre Dame led a group of Catholic universities in declaring independence from…
2013-08-3106 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 42: Christians Suffering in the Middle EastTen years ago, President George W. Bush invaded Iraq to “end evil in the world.” How has that worked out for Christians in the Middle East? Ten years ago, President George W. Bush invaded Iraq to “end evil in the world.” How has that worked out for Christians in the Middle East?
2013-08-2405 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 40: Professor Charlie Rice on His Book, Right or WrongFootnote discusses Right or Wrong, the impressive new book by Bellarmine Forum Chairman Charles E. Rice, professor of Constitutional Law at Notre Dame Law School. What is Notre Dame’s approach to Church teaching, especially Humanae Vitae? Footnote discusses Right or Wrong, the impressive new book by Bellarmine Forum Chairman Charles E. Rice, professor of Constitutional Law at Notre Dame Law…
2013-08-1704 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 39: an interview with Father Linus ClovisBesides allegedly funding the Syrian rebels and providing them with the bombs that are destroying Catholic and Orthodox churches in Syria, your tax dollars are used to aggressively push an anti-life agenda in the Third World. Hear direct reports from Fr. Peter Clovis.
2013-07-1608 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 38: Upside Down CatholicsUpside Down Catholics: Isn’t it curious that many Catholics who insist that the Church adopt their left-wing political agenda are the same dissidents who refuse to embrace the Church’s magisterial teachings?
2013-07-0103 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 37: Negotiating With the ChurchNegotiating With The Church: When people challenge the magisterial teachings of the Church and offer views that are diametrically opposed, should the Church meet them halfway in the spirit of “Consensus”?
2013-06-2503 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 36: The Death of the Common GoodThe Death Of The Common Good: Has diversity destroyed the sense of community and legitimate authority that, the Church teaches, is required for civic life?
2013-06-2104 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 35: Benedict’s Motu Proprio (Round Two)Benedict’s Motu Proprio, Round Two: With Pope Benedict's new addition to Canon Law, will the Catholic Church in the U.S. have to stop taking billions a year from the federal government?
2013-06-1705 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 34: Benedict’s Motu Proprio (first of two)As he was preparing to leave office, Pope Benedict XVI promulgated a critical clarification of Canon Law regarding how the Church conducts Catholic charities of all kinds. The local bishop, not the national conferences, should be the point man, he says, and they must implement many common-sense rules that a lot of Catholic institutions are not going to like – at all.
2013-05-2504 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 33: MSNBC Children belong to stateIn Footnote 33, Chris Manion observes that a whacko feminist recently insisted that children belong to the state, not to God or their parents. She thought she was being very avante-garde. Was she right? Far from it: it’s an old canard whose history deserves our attention.
2013-05-1804 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 32: Cardinal Burke on Humanae VitaeThe Bellarmine Forum’s Campaign for Humanae Vitae™ got a big boost in April, as Raymond Cardinal Burke urged the laity to encourage our priests and bishops to teach the truths of the faith in their dioceses. Waiting for national bishops’ conferences and their bureaucracies to do it means delay and a watered-down product, he says. The Bellarmine Forum’s Campaign for…
2013-05-1205 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 31: An Interview with Phil LawlerIn Footnote 30, Chris Manion interviews Phil Lawler, Editor of Catholic Culture (catholicculture.org). In Footnote 30, Chris Manion interviews Phil Lawler, Editor of Catholic Culture (catholicculture.org).
2013-05-0312 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 30: Interview with Bill and Ester Williams on the history of the Order in Malta – Part 2In Footnote 30, Chris Manion interviews Bill Williams, a Knight of Magistral Grace in the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes, and of Malta, and his wife Esther, a native of Malta, and they recount more highlights in the history of the Order on the Island of Malta.
2013-04-1116 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 29: Knight Bill Williams recounts the history of the Order – Part 1In Footnote 29, Chris Manion interviews Bill Williams, a Knight of Magistral Grace in the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes, and of Malta, who recounts some highlights in the history of the Order on the Island of Malta.
2013-04-0710 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 28: The Knights of Malta Reach Out to College StudentsIn Footnote 28, Chris Manion interviews Greg August, a Knight of Magistral Grace in the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes, and of Malta, to discuss the Order’s outreach to college students, especially those in the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS).
2013-04-0425 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 27: Is “Government Charity” An Oxymoron?In Footnote 27, Chris Manion interviews Steve Mosher, President of the Population Research Institution, discussing the issues that arise when Catholic nonprofits accept government funding or sign on as government contractors.
2013-03-2214 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 26: Charity at Work In AfricaIn Footnote 26, Chris Manion interviews Steve Mosher, President of the Population Research Institution, discussing the differences between Catholic Charity and government “charity” in Africa.
2013-03-1716 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 25: What’s happening in Kansas?In Footnote 25, Chris Manion interviews Steve Mosher, President of the Population Institution, who reports on the sex-selection abortions that are catching on in the U.S.
2013-03-1315 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 24: An interview with Chris SlatteryChris Manion interviews Chris Slattery, who brought crisis pregnancy care to New York City.
2013-03-0609 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 23: Bishop Sheen and Keep The Faith – Two Catholic TreasuresThe Bellarmine Forum presents Howard Walsh, entrepreneur and publisher, who tells the story of Keep the Faith, which offers Catholic Internet programming to the Faithful worldwide.
2013-03-0113 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 22: The Story Of Latin Mass Magazine, an Interview with Howard WalshThe Bellarmine Forum brings you an interview with Howard Walsh, a model for Catholic laymen everywhere, explains how he put his years of business experience to work rescuing a wonderful magazine and bringing it to thousands of Catholics worldwide.
2013-02-2613 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 21: Fr. Baker, part TwoIn Footnote 21, Chris Manion continues his interview with Father Kenneth Baker, S.J., discussing Fr. Baker's friend Father Raymond De Jaegher, S.J. who was a missionary to Viet Nam and China for thirty years. Listen to this breathtaking story of Fr. De Jaegher's imprisonment, first by the Japanese, and the Mao’s Chinese Communists.
2013-01-3111 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 20: Father Ken Baker talks about his Fascinating CareerIn Footnote episode 20, Dr. Christopher Manion interviews Father Kenneth Baker, S.J., about his forty years as editor of the Homiletic and Pastoral Review, as well as his role as translator of the German works of Josef Cardinal Ratzinger.
2013-01-2110 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 19: Obama the Great DividerIn Footnote episode 18, Dr. Manion declares Obama to be The Great Divider. In Federalist Paper #1, Alexander Hamilton identified rationality as the critical ingredient of a constitutional republic. Yet, in the last election, voters were encouraged to vote on the basis of lust and envy, two of the strongest irrational passions.
2013-01-1904 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 18: Dumbing down the Core CurriculumIn Footnote episode 18, Dr. Manion explains what it means when they say they are Dumbing Down The Core Curriculum. The federal government is at it again, pushing new “standards” for English that will require public school students to read government manuals instead of classical poetry and prose, all in the name of academic excellence. …
2013-01-1704 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 17: Hey, Obama, Send Us Some Bacon!The City of Detroit has been virtually destroyed by a series of incompetent and corrupt politicians. Yet those same politicians demand billions in federal taxpayer funds because they can deliver the votes. Should they get it?
2013-01-0703 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 16: Obama’s War Against The KulaksIs Obama really like Stalin? Listen to the Bellarmine Forum Footnote episode 16 wherein Dr. Manion examines whether the kulaks are alive and well in America today.
2013-01-0404 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 15: Is Government Really a Charity?Dr. Manion explores the question that once upon a time, charity was private, voluntary, and Christian. Today, countless charities – including Catholic ones -- depend on government support. Is that a welcome trend?
2012-12-2902 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 14: Remembering Paul WeyrichJoin the Bellarmine Forum, as Dr. Manion asks about Paul Weyrich, who died four years ago this week, was a stalwart Catholic warrior who left us with a profound warning. Are we listening? WFFPodcast 14 Weyrich Join the Bellarmine Forum, as Dr. Manion asks about Paul Weyrich, who died four years ago this week, was…
2012-12-2804 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 13. MSNBC Promotes Ignorance Masquerading As MoralismChris Manion finds a surprising cause for the playground name calling rampant today.
2012-12-0804 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 12. Counterfeiting is a crime — unless you do it legally.Counterfeiters multiply during the Christmas season – but in Washington DC, it’s Christmas every day!
2012-12-0603 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 11 – Is Social Justice Compatible with Charity?A story told by Archbishop Chaput causes Chris Manion to ask- has social justice replaced virtue these days?
2012-12-0404 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 10: Are the Bishops fighting Gay Marriage with one arm tied behind their back?In Footnote episode 10, Dr. Manion concludes that the faithful would come to the defense of Sacramental marriage if our bishops would teach Humanae Vitae – and we should support them when they do.
2012-11-2704 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 9: When Is A Scandal Not A Scandal?In this episode of Footnote, Dr. Manion asks the question, When is a scandal not a scandal, and finds the answer to be:
2012-11-2505 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 8: Is the Bishops’ Conference Turning the Corner?At the annual meeting of the USCCB in Baltimore last week, bishops signaled that the focus on "Social Justice" that has prevailed for several decades might be changing to a focus on teaching the fundamentals of the faith to the faithful.
2012-11-1904 minFootnote by Dr. Christopher Manion – The Bellarmine ForumFootnote 7: Revenge – Or Love? The Catholic AnswerIn Footnote 7, Chris Manion asks: Can a government based on revenge serve the common good? And is love of country a viable alternative?
2012-11-0904 min