The Benedictine Dialogues: Season 3

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How do Catholics deal with everyday suffering? | Dr. Matthew Ramage

How do Catholics deal with everyday suffering? Can the approach become a path toward spiritual healing? Dr. Matthew Ramage is the man to ask. Dr. Ramage is Professor of Theology at Benedictine College where he is co-director of its Center for Integral Ecology. His research and writing concentrates especially on

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How do Catholics deal with everyday suffering? | Dr. Matthew Ramage

Why should we read The Great Books? | Dr. Edward Mulholland

The Power of a Symbol | Jonathan Pageau and Jason Baxter

Catholics ask the big questions about AI | Fr. Anselm Ramelow with Dr. Mariele Courtois

From Fame to Faith Through a Broken Statue | Kevin Matthews

Lewis and Tolkien’s “Forge of Friendship” | Benedictine Dialogues

Catholics Lead the Way in Classical Education

The Minimalist T.K. Coleman and his Catholic Faith | The Benedictine Dialogues

What Pope Leo told me | Mike Sweeney of the Kansas City Royals

I Gave Pope Leo XIV a Baseball Bat | Mike Sweeney

A Catholic View of Artificial Intelligence | Dr. Paul Scherz and Dr. Mariele Courtois

St John Henry Newman Becomes the Newest Doctor of the Church | Dr. Matthew Muller

How Catholics can Participate in Politics | Kelsey Reinhardt

Living Your Faith in Hollywood | Siobhan Fallon Hogan

Faith and the Science of Happiness | Arthur C. Brooks

Advice for Men in the Modern World | Dr. John Bishop

Dr. Pia De Solenni | Moral Theologian for IWP Capital

Bishop James Conley on the Power of The Great Books

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The Benedictine Dialogues is a production dedicated to seeking the true, good, and beautiful through conversation with Benedictine College faculty, staff, and visiting lecturers. Through these conversations we hope to teach and inspire our viewers to go out into their circles of influence and bring the truth of Christ to the culture.

Benedictine College is Transforming Culture in America, one conversation at a time. We hope you’ll join us.